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The
Anabaptist Vision
The
Anabaptist Vision by Harold S. Bender was given as a presidential address
to the American Soceity of Church History in 1943. Published the
following year, it soon became a classic essay. The Anabaptist Vison
"forged Mennonites into a community of memory rooted in the 16th
century, a community with strong religious impulses embodied in
nonviolent service, devout discipleship, and a primary identity with
the people of God, the church" (From the biograpahy by Albert N. Keim).
 The
Anabaptist Vision by Harold S.
Bender
"The
History of the Anabaptist Vision" by Albert N. Keim, Mennonite
Historical Bulletin, Oct. 1993
"Bender,
Harold S." by Leonard Gross, Mennonite Encyclopdia
"Anabaptist
Theology" by Robert Friedmann, Mennonite Historical Bulletin,
April 1990
The Harold S. Bender
Collection, Mennonite Church USA Archives--Goshen
Refocusing a Vision: Shaping Anabaptist Character in the
21st Century, edited by John D.
Roth
"An Anabaptist Vision for the New Millennium: A
Search for Identity." Essays from the symposium at Bethel College, June
15-18 2000, published in Mennonite Life, September 2000.
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