Mr. Goertzen's syllabus for his Church History Class, including basic grading policy, procedures and objectives.

This document, converted from a Powerpoint, contrasts Roman society with the beliefs and actions of the early Christians.

This student handout ties with the lesson outline, giving the seven articles of the Schleitheim Confession and briefly telling where it was written, who wrote it and why.

This document, converted from a Powerpoint, has questions and answers taken from 200 AD to 380 AD. Topics covered are the canon of scripture, heresies in the early church, and the switch from Christianity being a persecuted...

This short quiz focuses on the Anabaptists of Munster.

This document, converted from a Powerpoint, defines what the church is.

This document, converted from a Powerpoint, has questions and answers about the Anabaptist people in Europe after the severe persecution of the Reformation, the move of many of them to America, and the changes and divisions as...

This document, converted from a Powerpoint, focuses on Pietism and Philipp Spener's six proposals for "personal religious experiences and holiness in everyday life."

A short quiz on the church in the late middle ages.

This document, converted from a Powerpoint, focuses on the Hutterites from their beginnings to their migration to North America in the 19th century.

This student handout ties with the lesson outline to focus on the beginning of the General Conference Mennonite Church as well as the emergence of Old Order Groups and their distinctives.

This document, converted from a PowerPoint, touches on the conflict between Catholics and Protestants in Europe following the Reformation.

An alternate quiz on sacramentalism and the shift in the way the church responded to apostacy after 200 BC.

This document, converted from a Powerpoint, focuses on differing views within the Anabaptist movement and the resulting weakness and struggle.

This document, converted from a Powerpoint, talks about sacramentalism and the shift of authority in the church after 200 BC.