Dr. Abe J. Dueck

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  Abe Dueck appointed director of the Historical Commission
  
  The Mennonite Brethren Historical Commission has appointed Dr. Abe Dueck of Winnipeg as its next Executive Secretary. Dueck comes to this position following 12 years of service as the Director of the Centre for Mennonite Brethren Studies in Winnipeg and over 20 years as Professor and Academic Dean of the former Mennonite Brethren Bible College in Winnipeg.
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  Dueck begins his new responsibilities in March, 2004.

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  FEEFHS Representative: Abe Dueck, director Telephone: (204) 669-6575, extension 245 eMail address: adueck@CdnMBConf.ca
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  Co-Editors: Abe Dueck (CMBS) and Lawrence Klippenstein (MHC)

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  Abe Dueck receives AMA Award of Recognition
  
  The Association for Manitoba Archives (AMA) awarded Abe Dueck with the Award of Recognition at their Annual General Meeting on September 25, "...in recognition of the leadership in the use and understanding of the Mennonite Brethren Church's documentary heritage and in appreciation for service to the archival community". The award is given to individuals who have made a significant contribution to the development of archives in Manitoba.
  
  Abe Dueck was the director of the Centre for Mennonite Brethren Studies, located in Winnipeg, for twelve years and since 1980 has been an active member of the Historical Committee, which gives overall direction to the Centre. While at the helm of the Centre, Dueck used the archival documents to examine, interpret, and tell the story of the Mennonite Brethren Church in Canada. With education in church ministry, teaching, and reformation history Dueck is a sought after teacher, lecturer, and consultant in the community. In addition to his post at the archives, he has been a long-standing board member of the Manitoba Mennonite Historical Society, the bi-national Mennonite Brethren Historical Commission, and board member of the AMA. Dueck has published a number of books and plans to continue with selective research projects during his retirement.

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  Abe Dueck, former Director of the Centre for Mennonite Brethren Studies, was commissioned by the Board of Directors to write the anniversary book, which is entitled, Concordia Hospital: Faith, Health and Community. 75 Years, 1928-2003. It is scheduled for release in October. Dueck also wrote Concordia Hospital 1928-1978 for the 50th anniversary in 1978.

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  Abe Dueck receives AMA Award of Recognition
  
  The Association for Manitoba Archives (AMA) awarded Abe Dueck with the Award of Recognition at their Annual General Meeting on September 25, ". . . in recognition of the leadership in the use and understanding of the Mennonite Brethren Church's documentary heritage and in appreciation for service to the archival community".The award is given to individuals who have made a significant contribution to the development of archives in Manitoba.
  
  Abe Dueck was the director of the Centre for Mennonite Brethren Studies, located in Winnipeg, for twelve years and since 1980 has been an active member of the Historical Committee, which gives overall direction to the Centre.While at the helm of the Centre, Dueck used the archival documents to examine, interpret, and tell the story of the Mennonite Brethren Church in Canada. With education in church ministry, teaching, and reformation history Dueck is a sought after teacher, lecturer, and consultant in the community.In addition to his post at the archives, he has been a long-standing board member of the Manitoba Mennonite Historical Society, the bi-national Mennonite Brethren Historical Commission, and board member of the AMA.Dueck has published a number of books and plans to continue with selective research projects during his retirement.

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  —Abe Dueck
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  Abe Dueck, former Director of the Centre for Mennonite Brethren Studies, was commissioned by the Board of Directors to write the anniversary book, which is entitled, Concordia Hospital: Faith, Health and Community.75 Years, 1928-2003.It is scheduled for release in October.Dueck also wrote Concordia Hospital 1928-1978 for the 50th anniversary in 1978.

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  Standing in front of the building are Gabrielle Hamm and Donovan Giesbrecht (summer student workers at CMBS) with Abe Dueck, director of CMBS.

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  Co-Editors: Lawrence Klippenstein (MHC) and Abe Dueck (CMBS).

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  Heinrich fills the vacancy left by the retirement of Dr. Abe Dueck who has ably served the Centre as director for twelve years.
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  Retiring Director Abe Dueck and Conrad Stoesz, half-time Archivist, 2003.
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  Retiring Director Abe Dueck and Conrad Stoesz, half-time Archivist, 2003.

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  The Director of the Centre, Abe Dueck, is currently working on a half-time basis and expects to retire fully at the end of May.
  
  75th anniversary of Concordia Hospital
  
  Abe Dueck, Director of the Centre, has been commissioned by the Board of Directors of Concordia Hospital to write the 75th Anniversary book for Concordia Hospital. The hospital was founded in 1928 and will be celebrating its 75th anniversary in 2003. Dueck authored the 50th anniversary book in 1978.

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