Der Bote ("The Messenger") was a German-language Mennonite newspaper published in Winnipeg, Manitoba, by Mennonite Church Canada. On 30 March 2008 it closed down and ceased publication due to declining readership.[1][2]
Der Bote was first published 16 January 1924 as Der Mennonitische Immigrantenbote by David H. Epp at Rosthern, Saskatchewan, to serve as a point of contact for German-speaking Russian Mennonites immigrating to Canada after World War I.[3] In 1926 the name was shortened to simply Der Bote. Around this time, the size of the paper was increased to 25 by 19 inches from 9½ by 12½. In 1947, Der Bote merged with Christlicher Bundesbote and became the weekly paper for the General Conference Mennonite Church.[1] By 1950, circulation was 4500, of which 1000 were distributed in Europe and South America as a service to immigrants.[3]
In January 2000 the publication frequency was reduced to 24 times a year and the format reduced to letter size.[3] In 2006, it had approximately 2350 subscribers, down from 9000 in the mid 1970s,[1] with circulation in North America, South America, Russia, Germany and other European countries.[4]
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1 Intro 2:05
2 Lebendig Begraben 4:51
3 Ohne Worte 3:25
4 Schuldig 3:28
5 Und Es Regnet 4:45
6 Ich Bin Gekommen 3:31
7 Einsam 4:52
8 Kalt 3:54
9 Todgeweiht 3:56
10 Vorbei 5:09
11 Outro
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