Mennonite Genealogy, Inc.

Genealogical Registry and Database of Mennonite Ancestry (GRanDMA):

GRanDMA is the genealogical database of Mennonites and Hutterites originating in Prussia and Russia.
    This project, begun with vast Alan Peters collection, continues the task of expansion, management, and distribution. There are about 1.6 million individuals documented in GRanDMA.

Jay Hubert, Port Townsend, WA and a host of volunteers.

GRanDMA OnLine (GMOL):

The GMOL web app brings easy access to the GRanDMA database through dozens of powerful search methods, reports, and maps. Many reports connect to images of original documents from around the world.
    Currently, over 96% of users searching GRanDMA use GMOL. These subscribers number over 4500.

    Ken Ratzlaff, Lawrence, KS.

GRanDMA Grants:

The Board of Directors of MGI award grants for the development of genealogical information pertinent to GRanDMA.
    These grants are funded primarily by the subscription fees for GMOL.

    Richard Thiessen, Abbotsford, BC; Glenn Penner, Winnipeg, MB; Ken Ratzlaff, Lawrence, KS.

Mennonite dna

The Mennonite dna project uses dna analyses to find relatives and to probe the "deep ancestry" of low‑german Mennonites. It includes both autosomal and y-dna studies.

Tim Janzen, Portland, OR; Glenn Penner, Winnipeg, MB; Tony Isaac, Houston, TX.

Mennonite Genealogical Resources (MGR):

MGR holds thousands of images of historical church and government records and a large number of translated and organized documents.
   

Richard Thiessen, Abbotsford, BC; Glenn Penner, Winnipeg, MB.

The GRanDMA Database Manager (GDM):

The GRanDMA database and its management have outgrown the capabilities of existing software options. Specialized software is needed.
    The GDM project is well underway to bring important new capabilities and effiencies to those who manage the GRanDMA database.

Tony Isaac, Houston, TX.