41. Third Way Cafe - Mennonite Media Dialog on current issues. The link, Peace Blend , provides reasons for peacemaking. Information on mennonites. Photos. http://www.thirdway.com/

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42. Mennonites The sight of mennonites coming out of their plain meetinghouse on Sunday, The mennonites, the parent church of the Amish, are one of the oldest http://www.horseshoe.cc/pennadutch/religion/mennonites/menn.htm

Mennonites Last Update: Mennonites Excerpted and extracted from The Pennsylvania Dutch , Fredric Klees, The Macmillan Company, New York, 1961 The sight of Mennonites coming out of their plain meetinghouse on Sunday, the glimpse of an Amish buggy on the road, or the spectacle of the "plain people" behind their stalls at Friday market have often startled travelers in southeastern Pennsylvania. Having no idea that such people existed, they feel that they have dropped back into an earlier century. The impression made by these sectarians is such a vivid one that it has given rise to one of the most widely spread misconceptions about the Pennsylvania Dutch, that one and all wear bonnets or broad-brim hats. At the very most only one out of ten Pennsylvania Dutchmen dresses "plain" ; the rest, usually "church people" or Moravians, look like the great mass of Americans elsewhere. The meetinghouses, with benches and whitewashed walls and a coal stove in the center, are severe and plain. The men sit on one side andthe women on the other; the older people sit in the front. The broad-brim hats are hung on pegs on the wall or on racks suspended above the benches from the ceiling. As there is a church attendance of almost 100 per cent, the meetinghouses are often large. A Mennonite has to be very sick to stay home from church. Even a baby is taken to church as soon as he is five weeks old. There is no organ or instrumental music of any kind, nor is there a choir. Instead there is hearty, full-voiced singing by the whole congregation.

43. Menno-Hof Multiimage presentations, historical environments and colorful displays offer a journey inside the world of the mennonites and Amish. http://www.mennohof.org

home who where tour ... open Resources for: Schools Menno-Hof is a friendly place that will delight a 4th grader studying Indiana History or a serious graduate student wanting to learn more of the culture, religion and lifestyle of Amish and Mennonites. Learn More Tour Groups Menno-Hof is a must stop before you take in the rich landscape and gentle charm of the Mennonite and Amish Community in and around Shipshewana. Learn More Churches Menno-Hof is the perfect place for your church group to visit. There are many ways Menno-Hof can be part of your ministry. Your church may be a traditional Anabaptist congregation or a church of another denomination. Learn More Welcome to Menno-Hof Menno-Hof is a non-profit information center that teaches visitors about the faith and life of Amish and Mennonites. Located in Shipshewana, Indiana , Menno-Hof invites groups and individuals to learn about and experience Anabaptist virtual tour for a glimpse of what Menno-Hof has to offer. Follow the Trail of a People Searching for Peace How did Mennonites emerge in the year 1525?

44. MLA Homepage In the 1870s thousands of these mennonites left the steppes of Russia for the mennonites also form ed the Mennonite Central Committee to provide relief http://www.bethelks.edu/services/mla/guide/

The Mennonites A Brief Guide to Information Contents Anabaptist/Mennonite History Directory of Mennonite Historical Libraries and Archives Bibliography Prepared for the Historical Committees of the Mennonite Church, and the Western District Conference of the General Conference Mennonite Church By Dale R. Schrag, John D. Thiesen, David A. Haury Bethel College North Newton, Kansas 67117 Anabaptist/Mennonite History Sixteenth-Century Anabaptist Roots The early sixteenth century in Western Europe was a time of great and sudden changes. Virtually every aspect of life-politics, economics, social relations, intellectual thought, technology, and religion-was significantly altered as European civilization began the shift from a predominantly medieval to a predominantly modern world view. All of these changes had a direct impact on the birth, growth, and development of the sixteenth-century Anabaptist movement. Four primary groups of Anabaptists emerged in the sixteenth century. Although there were clear connections between the groups at various points, the differences are also striking. The Swiss Brethren grew out of the reformation led by Ulrich Zwingli in Zurich, Switzerland. The radical followers of Zwingli parted company with him in late 1523 over the issue of the pace of the reformation. After early-and unsuccessful-efforts to reform the state church, the radicals espoused the concept of a free church. The conflict with the state church focused almost immediately on the issue of baptism of infants. Because infant baptism was the act that demonstrated the unification of church and state, it was, in fact, a civil as well as a religious ceremony. When the brethren rejected infant baptism, insisting instead on baptizing only those who freely chose to commit themselves to the discipline and fellowship of the body of believers, they affirmed in a new (and for that time very radical) way the separation of church and state. The first adult baptisms took place on 21 January 1525, when Conrad Grebel baptized George Blaurock in the home of Felix Mantz.

45. Mennonite Fellowship Of Montreal An urban church serving the needs of mennonites and friends. Includes Mennonite links. http://www.mfmtl.ca/

An uban Church in the heart of serving the needs of Mennonites and friends Happy Summer to everyone! Just a friendly reminder, begining June 26th, the service is at 10:30 am! Worship Hours Sunday School at 9:45 am Sunday Worship at 11 am Summer Worship at 10:30 am Young Adults External Links E-mailing Lists Last modification to site: Website map and info... Terms of use Contacting the MFM...

46. BC :: About Mennonites The mennonites trace their origins to Anabaptism, one of several The mennonitesare named after an early Dutch Anabaptist leader, Menno Simons. http://www.bethelks.edu/about/mennonites/

@import url(/css/totals.css); Admissions Academics Athletics Alumni ... About The Mennonites Bethel College is affiliated with the Mennonite Church USA . The Mennonites trace their origins to Anabaptism, one of several Reformation movements in Switzerland and Holland during the early part of the 16th century. Anabaptists broke with both the Catholic church and the reform movements inspired by Luther and Calvin. The Anabaptists held that church membership should be a matter of adult decision, rather than infant baptism. Their view of the Bible led them to decide that they could not swear allegiance to any earthly ruler, or serve in an army. They were consequently seen as a threat by both Catholic and Reformed rulers, and heavily persecuted. Among the groups descended from the Anabaptists are the Hutterites, the Amish, and the Mennonites. The Mennonites are named after an early Dutch Anabaptist leader, Menno Simons. The two largest denominations of Mennonites in the United States are the Mennonite Church USA and the Mennonite Brethren . The Mennonite Church USA was formed by a recent merger of the Mennonite Church and the General Conference Mennonite Church. (Bethel College was formerly affiliated with the General Conference Mennonite Church.)

47. Officials Target Religious Schools Over Plumbing CNN http://cnn.com/2002/US/South/11/30/mennonites.plumbing.ap/index.html

48. UK Mennonites Call For Reflection After 7/7 - News From Ekklesia an article that relates to theology and politics from ekklesia, a news serviceand think tank promoting theology in public life. http://www.ekklesia.co.uk/content/news_syndication/article_050716menno.shtml

Theological news from ekklesia Get this news on your site for free Discuss Send to a friend Daily email Web ekklesia.co.uk Print this Page Find books now: Ekklesia services Journalists - get a comment on this article Join Ekklesia News by email Write for us ... Tsunami prayers Make a difference Support Make Poverty History Find fair trade gifts Get your Make Poverty History arm or wrist band Give a gift and help Tsunami victims ... Unusual gifts Ads by Ekklesia More News Retired vicar becomes first council tax martyr Teacher sacked for sexing up Catholicism UK 'Street Pastors' initiative set to spread abroad Lutherans call for two-state solution in Israel and Palestine ... Get this news on your site for free UK Mennonites call for reflection after 7/7 The London Mennonite Centre (LMC), which runs a respected Britain-wide conflict transformation programme called Bridge Builders , has made a powerful plea for reflection and listening after last week’s terror attacks across the capital. Mennonites are Christians with a strong commitment to practical peacemaking and community building through following the way of Christ. They are designated one of the three ‘historic peace churches’ (along with Quakers and Brethren in Christ). The LMC, which is a partner organisation to Ekklesia, says that as a Centre seeking to support the churches in Britain, “we are left with numerous questions following the bombings here in London on 7 July. We centre them around the question: To whom do we look?”

49. Mennonite Connections On The World-Wide Web Extensive catalog of websites about mennonites and Amish, arranged in a yellowpages format http://www-personal.umich.edu/~bpl/menno.html

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50. Continuing Concern For Vietnam Mennonites - News From Ekklesia an article that relates to theology and politics from ekklesia, a news serviceand think tank promoting theology in public life. http://www.ekklesia.co.uk/content/news_syndication/article_050729menno.shtml

Theological news from ekklesia Get this news on your site for free Discuss Send to a friend Daily email Web ekklesia.co.uk Print this Page Find books now: Ekklesia services Journalists - get a comment on this article Join Ekklesia News by email Write for us ... Tsunami prayers Make a difference Support Make Poverty History Find fair trade gifts Get your Make Poverty History arm or wrist band Give a gift and help Tsunami victims ... Unusual gifts Ads by Ekklesia More News Retired vicar becomes first council tax martyr Teacher sacked for sexing up Catholicism UK 'Street Pastors' initiative set to spread abroad Lutherans call for two-state solution in Israel and Palestine ... Get this news on your site for free Continuing concern for Vietnam Mennonites The Mennonite Church in Vietnam has appealed to members of the 1.2 million strong Mennonite World Conference to pray on their behalf, and in particular for Nguyen Hong Quang, their leader, who was arrested on 8 June 2004. Ten days ago part of his church in Ho Chi Minh City was demolished by the authorities, and at the weekend a prayer meeting was disrupted. Monitors say that there have now been at some 80 official actions against the Mennonite centre in District 2 of the city since the arrest of Pastor Quang. In June his 31-year-old wife, and mother of their three children, was elected head of the Vietnamese Mennonite Church.

51. RootsWeb: Genealogy Mailing Lists: MENNO-ROOTS Genealogy and the mennonites. http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/other/Religion/MENNO-ROOTS.html

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52. Who Are The Mennonites? - Third Way Cafe - Mennonite Media Concise glossary description of the Bruderhof by the mennonites. http://www.thirdway.com/Menno/glossary.asp?ID=16

53. MENNONITE ORIGINS Most modern mennonites are the descendants of Teutonic tribes of what is now Since the first Anabaptists or mennonites arose in Switzerland where the http://www.bibleviews.com/menno-heritage.html

MENNONITE ORIGINS AND THE MENNONITES OF EUROPE By Harold S. Bender A. The Soil of the Mennonite Faith CHAPTER 1 The Beginning and Growth of the Christian Church Nineteen hundred years ago and more, One came to earth from the heavenly glory, the only begotten Son of the Father, full of grace and truth, Jesus Christ, the Saviour of the world. He humbled Himself and took upon Himself the form of a servant, and became obedient unto death, even the death of the cross. This same Jesus invited men to believe on Him, to learn of Him, and to follow Him. To as many as believed He gave the power to become the sons of God, and with these disciples and believers He established His church upon the rock, the church against which the gates of hell shall not prevail. To this church He gave a great commission, to go into all the world and preach the Gospel to every creature, and to teach them to observe all things whatsoever He commanded. This church He endowed with the power of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost, A.D. 30, in the city of Jerusalem, so that they were able to preach His Gospel with power unto the saving of countless thousands of men. We of today are the heirs of the faith and life of this church. Because these disciples of old and their successors to this day have carried the Gospel unto the uttermost parts of the earth and have built the church in every land, and have followed in the footsteps of Jesus and kept His commandments, we have entered into the kingdom of God, and have become disciples of Christ. The unbroken chain of faith down through the ages, the never-ceasing preaching of the Gospel, the devoted discipleship of Christians through the centuries, these things have brought us the Gospel which makes us joint heirs with Christ. Because of them we are Christians today. True, we have made our own choice, we have chosen t6 accept Christ as

54. Menno Simons Centre Home Page mennonites in Vancouver, with history, photos, discussion board, and links to other BC sites. http://www.mennosimonscentre.com/

Application Forms for Summer 2005 and the Sept.'05-April'06 academic year are now available. The next Abendmusik Vesper Choir concerts are Saturday October 1 (Abbotsford) and Sunday October 2nd (Vancouver)

55. Mennonites In Vancouver BC Canada You are now being redirected to the new home page of the Menno Simons Centre. http://www.xmission.com/~gastown/menno/

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56. Christian Reality Anabaptist Church History End Times Gospel Why are Amish, mennonites, Anabaptists so different, even today? http://www.montanasat.net/rickv/

Email us here: Sincere blessings to all who have written. Greetings Brethren in Christ's Holy Name Thieleman van Braght said, concerning the Anabaptists They pressed so hard into the kingdom that they left their flesh on the gateposts. Highlights Articles Bookstore Cautions ... Anabaptist Links text of top of this old page here HIGHLIGHTS Publications of Main Interest (Reprints; Early Church; Heavy Subjects) If You Don't Read Anything Else Here, PLEASE Read these: A scoffer asks: " How do you know these are The Last Days They've said that for years!" Answer: Religious Deception (mentioned 10 times in Matt. 24-25:13) Time to wake/stir yourself up: Early Church DID see what is coming Upon us (no Joke) The Last Days are Coming Upon us Rapidly 1965 Prophecy Warning about this. MAP: Evolution of "Flesh Church vs. Spiritual Church" Never before found on the Internet A Must See for all Committed Christians. Shows " why " the Church is in Such a Mess. Finally It's OUT The TRUE Anabaptist Position on DIVORCE and REMARRIAGE WHAT WAS IT "REALLY" LIKE, IN EARLY CHURCH WORSHIP? Scribes ... or Inscribed Upon? by Thomas Shank 1ST. CENTURY CHURCH Warned Against Charismatics

57. Search Results For Mennonites - Encyclopædia Britannica Search results include encyclopedia articles from Encyclopedia Britannica Britannica Concise Encyclopedia, definitions from MerriamWebster s Dictionary http://www.britannica.com/search?query=Mennonites&ct=eb&fuzzy=N

58. TourMagination - Discovery&Fellowship Builds bridges among mennonites and other Christians around the world through custom designed travel. http://www.tourmagination.com

Home company information who operates tm? why travel with tm? ... LINKS New Tour added: Indonesia and Singapore Date: November 8 - 26, 2006 Leaders: David W. Shenk and Wilmer Martin TourMagination builds bridges among Mennonites and other Christians around the world through custom-designed travel. Founded in 1970, TourMagination is owned and operated by Mennonites from Ontario and Pennsylvania who love to create educational travel experiences. C A N A D A 9 Willow St., Waterloo, ON, Canada N2J 1V6 Phone: Fax: U S A 1011 Cathill Road, Sellersville, PA 18960 Phone: Fax: Toll Free: Email: office@tourmagination.com Back to Top 9 Willow Street, Waterloo Ontario N2J 1V6 Phone: (519) 885-2522 Fax: (519) 885-0941 Toll Free: 1-800-565-0451 Email: office@tourmagination.com 1011 Cathill Road Sellersville, PA 18960 Phone: (215) 723-8413 Fax: (215) 723-8351

59. Search Results For Mennonites - Encyclopædia Britannica Search results include encyclopedia articles from Encyclopedia Britannica Britannica Concise Encyclopedia, definitions from MerriamWebster s Dictionary http://www.britannica.com/search?query=Mennonites&ct=&fuzzy=N

60. Church Of God In Christ, Mennonite Also known as Holdeman mennonites. Emphasis on salvation and separation from the world. http://bibleviews.com/holdeman.html

This is an unofficial web-page. An Introduction to the Church of God in Christ, Mennonite The Church of God in Christ, Mennonite, is a relatively small group among the various churches known by the Mennonite name. Our vision is to follow faithfully the teachings of Jesus Christ and His apostles in all matters of faith and practice. The faith as practiced by the Novatians, Donatists, Paulicians, Waldenses, and Albigenses, who were also at various times called Anabaptists, is our faith and practice today. Because of this standard, we are often looked upon as holding a peculiar and distinctive place apart from main-line Christianity. We certainly profess to be Christians in the essential meaning of the term (Acts 11:26), but are more commonly known as Mennonites. Among contemporary Mennonites we are often referred to as Holdeman Mennonites due to the leadership of the evangelist-reformer John Holdeman. Several major beliefs of the Church of God in Christ, Mennonite, set it apart from other denominations. The foundation of our faith is personal salvation through the new birth. This experience involves faith in Jesus Christ as Savior, repentance, forsaking our sins, and a resulting change of life from sin to serving Christ. We believe the Bible teaches that Christians are to be a separate people, not conformed to the world about us in spirit (our attitude and outlook) and life-style. We believe in simplicity and modesty in clothing, homes, and all other personal possessions. In addition to simplicity in dress, we believe men should wear a beard, and Christian women should wear the devotional head-covering.

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