Conrad Grebel
Conrad Grebel participated in the Zürich circle and baptized George Blaurock at the 1525 gathering.
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Conrad Grebel participated in the Zürich circle and baptized George Blaurock at the 1525 gathering.
Read the storyFelix Manz was an early Zürich Anabaptist. His name also appears as Felix Mantz in the supplied edition of Martyrs’ Mirror.
Read the storyGeorge Blaurock took part in the first Zürich baptisms. The supplied sources also use the German form Georg Blaurock.
Read the storyMichael Sattler is associated with the Schleitheim Articles and is remembered in Martyrs’ Mirror through an account and a prison letter.
Read the storyJakob Hutter organized and led Anabaptist communities whose shared life became known as the Hutterite tradition.
Read the storyThe Mennonite name is associated with Menno Simons, a former Dutch priest who became an influential Anabaptist leader.
Read the storyDirk Willems is remembered for rescuing his pursuer from the ice. His original account and its illustration are available in this archive.
Read the storyAnna Jans, also known as Anneken Jans, is remembered in the martyr accounts and in the letter she left to her son.
Read the storyHans Landis appears in the seventeenth-century Swiss accounts of Martyrs’ Mirror.
Read the storyThieleman J. van Braght compiled Martyrs’ Mirror. His prefaces explain the historical and theological aims of the collection.
Read the storyJakob Ammann’s name is associated with the 1693 division from which the Amish tradition emerged.
Read the storyEberhard Arnold co-founded the Bruderhof with Emmy Arnold and Else von Hollander in 1920.
Read the storyEmmy Arnold was a co-founder of the Bruderhof community in Germany.
Read the storyElse von Hollander co-founded the Bruderhof with Eberhard and Emmy Arnold.
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