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Wiebe, Agnes Ebel Dorn (1886-1975)
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college. She became a Christian at the age of |
college. She became a Christian at the age of |
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ten, and felt a strong call to mission work. |
ten, and felt a strong call to mission work. |
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In 1909 she married Frank V. Wiebe. |
In 1909 she married Frank V. Wiebe. |
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After teaching in Bible schools and conducting evangelistic services, the Wiebes left for |
After teaching in Bible schools and conducting evangelistic services, the Wiebes left for |
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hardships, they ministered there until returning to Kansas in 1933. Through all |
hardships, they ministered there until returning to Kansas in 1933. Through all |
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difficulties she was able to sing and praise |
difficulties she was able to sing and praise |
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For six years prior to Mr. Wiebe's passing |
For six years prior to Mr. Wiebe's passing |
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in 1951, the couple carried on a mission work |
in 1951, the couple carried on a mission work |
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home for the aged, and also carried on a |
home for the aged, and also carried on a |
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tract ministry. |
tract ministry. |
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She is mourned by her four sons, Harold, |
She is mourned by her four sons, Harold, |
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Franklin, Dwight, and Richard; five daughters, (Mrs.) Grace Gubrud, (Mrs.) Rachel |
Franklin, Dwight, and Richard; five daughters, (Mrs.) Grace Gubrud, (Mrs.) Rachel |
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Latest revision as of 13:41, 30 January 2019
Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1976 Jan 09 p. 30
Birth date: 1886 Dec 12
text of obituary:
(MRS.) AGNES EBEL WIEBE
(Mrs.) Agnes Wiebe was born in Hillsboro, Kansas on December 12, 1886, the daughter of Edward and Anna Dorn Ebel. She passed away on November 18 after a life of service. Both of her parents died when she was young, and she lived with her uncle and aunt, the Richard Ebels, until she entered college. She became a Christian at the age of ten, and felt a strong call to mission work.
In 1909 she married Frank V. Wiebe. After teaching in Bible schools and conducting evangelistic services, the Wiebes left for mission work in China in 1922. Despite many hardships, they ministered there until returning to Kansas in 1933. Through all difficulties she was able to sing and praise God for his goodness.
For six years prior to Mr. Wiebe's passing in 1951, the couple carried on a mission work in the Ozarks of Arkansas. During the 24 years after her husband's death Mrs . Wiebe continued in faith and prayer: For several years she served as a spiritual counsellor in a home for the aged, and also carried on a tract ministry.
She is mourned by her four sons, Harold, Franklin, Dwight, and Richard; five daughters, (Mrs.) Grace Gubrud, (Mrs.) Rachel Hiebert, (Mrs.) Elizabeth Smith, (Mrs.) Barbara Miller, and (Mrs.) Hope Ortman; many grandchildren and friends.
