Postcards are unused.  Each is a photograph of one panel of the 12-panel series.  

1    Panel One, 1708-1729, The Church of the Brethren Begins in Germany.

2    Panel Two, 1719-1723, The Church of the Brethren Begins in America.

3    Panel Three, 1723-1728, The Church Becomes Missionary.

4    Panel Four, 1729-1774, From the Coming of Mack to the Saurs.

5    Panel Five, 1774-1810, Persecution and the Westward Movement.

6    Panel Six, 1811-1850, From George Wolfe to John Kline.

7    Panel Seven, 1851-1876, The Awakening of the Church.

8    Panel Eight, 1877-1894, A World Outlook - Evangelism and Missions.

9    Panel Nine, 1895-1908, Colleges, Publications, Seminary, China.

10    Panel Ten, 1909-1923, Church Boards, World War I, Africa.

11    Panel Eleven, 1924-1948, Youth Movement, World War II, Brethren Service.

12    Panel Twelve, 1948-2008, The Church of the Brethren in an Atomic Age.

Note from back of postcard....

The 12 panels comprising the Mural History of the Church of the Brethren were painted during the period 1944-1949 by Medford D. Neher.  each panel is 5 1/2 feet high and 15 feet long.  The giant painting is housed in the Quinter-Miller Auditorium at Camp Mack, Milford, Indiana.

Description prepared 26 June 2003 last updated 15 April 2007 by Sara L. Smith and updated 11 December by Jeanine M. Wine.