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Broer Doekele (B.D.) Dykstra (November 21, 1871 - March 29, 1955) was a Dutch American pastor, educator, and poet who wrote several books, served as editor of the Volksvriend Dutch-language newspaper, and was a visible member of the Reformed Church in America. Known in the RCA as "the man on the bicycle," he operated a small publishing house with his sons and traveled door-to-door to sell his books.

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rdfs:comment	Broer Doekele (B.D.) Dykstra (November 21, 1871 - March 29, 1955) was a Dutch American pastor, educator, and poet who wrote several books, served as editor of the Volksvriend Dutch-language newspaper, and was a visible member of the Reformed Church in America. Known in the RCA as "the man on the bicycle," he operated a small publishing house with his sons and traveled door-to-door to sell his books. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	People from Wûnseradiel Hope College List of peace activists Educator Friesland George Mason University Newspaper Pacifist Pastor Poet 1871 births 1955 deaths American male writers Calvinist pacifists Dutch emigrants to the United States Alma College Northwestern College (Iowa) Reformed Church in America Dutch American American pacifists American people of Frisian descent Reformed Church in America members Philosophy Pingjum Orange City, Iowa A.J. Muste dbr:D._Ivan_Dykstra dbr:Ronald_R._Nelson dbr:Vergil_Dykstra dbr:Wesley_C._Dykstra
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has abstract	Broer Doekele (B.D.) Dykstra (November 21, 1871 - March 29, 1955) was a Dutch American pastor, educator, and poet who wrote several books, served as editor of the Volksvriend Dutch-language newspaper, and was a visible member of the Reformed Church in America. Known in the RCA as "the man on the bicycle," he operated a small publishing house with his sons and traveled door-to-door to sell his books. Dykstra was born "Broer Dijkstra" in Pingjum, Friesland in 1871, son of Doekele Dijkstra and Beitske van der Schaaf. The family emigrated to the United States in 1882. He became an avid pacifist. He was a student at Orange City Academy, now Northwestern College in the late 19th century; today, the school offers the Dykstra-Muste-Nelson Peace Scholarship in his, A.J. Muste's, and 's honor. He died in Orange City, Iowa, United States, in 1955. Several of his sons became prominent educators and theologians. was a professor of philosophy at Hope College, held the same position at Alma College, and served as president of George Mason University. (en)
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