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Mennonites:     more books (100)

Mennonite Funiture: The Ontario Tradition in York County by Lynda Musson Nykor, Patricia Musson, 1977-01-01 Confession of Faith in a Mennonite Perspective Land, Piety, Peoplehood: The Establishment of Mennonite Communities in America, 1683-1790 (Mennonite Experience in America) by Richard K. MacMaster, 1985-03 Mennofolk: Mennonite And Amish Folk Traditions (Studies in Anabaptist and Mennonite History) by Ervin Beck, 2004-05 Family, Church, and Market: A Mennonite Community in the Old and the New Worlds, 1850-1930 (Statue of Liberty Ellis Island) by Royden K. Loewen, 1993-07-01 Amish Mennonites in Germany: Their Congregations, the Estates Where They Lived, Their Families by Hermann Guth, 1995-09 Beliefs: Mennonite Faith and Practice by John D. Roth, 2005-02-01 Daily Demonstrators: The Civil Rights Movement in Mennonite Homes and Sanctuaries (Young Center Books in Anabaptist and Pietist Studies) by Tobin Miller Shearer, 2010-10-04 The Steppes Are the Colour of Sepia: A Mennonite Memoir by Connie Braun, 2008-10-19 A Mennonite Family in Tsarist Russia and the Soviet Union, 1789-1923 by David G. Rempel, 2003-03-29 Peace, Faith, Nation: Mennonites and Amish in Nineteenth-Century America (Dove) by Theron F. Schlabach, 2007-02-02 Favorite Family Recipes from the Mennonite Community Cookbook by Mary Emma Showalter, 1983-12 If We Can Love: The Mennonite Mental Health Story Exiled By the Czar, Cornelius Jansen and the Great Mennonite Migration, 1874 by Gustav E. And Gaeddert, G.R., Reimer, 1956-01-01

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61. Anabaptist Bookstore: Mennonites In Europe
    Anabaptist Bookstore presents mennonites in Europe This history book discussesthe faith, teachings, and character of the early Anabaptists and mennonites.  
    http://www.anabaptistbooks.com/catalog/titles/95.shtml
    
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62. Mennonites
    mennonites. Like almost all Christian traditions, mennonites believe inthe Trinity and that Jesus Christ is the Word of God incarnate.  
    http://philtar.ucsm.ac.uk/encyclopedia/christ/cep/menn.html
    
    Extractions: Continental European Protestantism Doctrines Mennonite doctrine is encapsulated in the following statements of faith: the Schleitheim Articles (1527), the Dordrecht Confession (1632), the Christian Fundamentals (1921), and the Mennonite Confession of Faith (1963). Like almost all Christian traditions, Mennonites believe in the Trinity and that Jesus Christ is the Word of God incarnate. The Bible is inspired by God and is the sole source of authority for Christians. Human beings are created in God's image but this image has been tarnished through disobedience and sin. It is through Jesus Christ that salvation from sin is offered. Jesus will return to judge all people and create a new heaven and a new earth. The Mennonites have a number of doctrines that distinguish them from some other mainstream Christian traditions. They differ principally in their perception of the church and its relationship to the state, which is regarded as a secular institution. The church consists only of those who have accepted God's offer of salvation. They believe that no one should be coerced into joining the church or persecuted on account of their beliefs, for faith can only be a matter of personal choice. Only believing Christians can be baptised; infant baptism has no basis in the Bible. Baptism and the Lord's Supper are signs of God's grace. Mennonites practice the washing of feet following the example of Jesus' act of washing his disciples feet. This serves as a reminder of the need of personal cleansing from sin. Mennonites do not swear oaths and avoid all forms of violence.

63. The Avalon Project : Resolutions Of The Germantown Mennonites; February 18, 1688
    The Avalon Project at Yale Law School Resolutions of The Germantown mennonites;February 18, 1688. This is to the monthly meeting held at Richard Worrell's  
    http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/amerdoc/men01.htm
    
    Extractions: Resolutions of The Germantown Mennonites; February 18, 1688 This is to the monthly meeting held at Richard Worrell's: If once these slaves (which they say are so wicked and stubborn men,) should join themselves fight for their freedom, and handel their masters and mistresses, as they did handel them before; will these masters and mistresses take the sword at hand and war against these poor slaves, like, as we are able to believe, some will not refuse to do? Or, have these poor negers not as much right to fight for their freedom, as you have to keep them slaves? Now consider well this thing, if it is good or bad. And in case you find it to be good to handel these blacks in that manner, we desire and require you hereby lovingly, that you may inform us herein, which at this time never was done, viz., that Christians have such a liberty to do so. To the end we shall be satisfied on this point, and satisfy likewise our good friends and acquaintances in our native country, to whom it is a terror, or fearful thing, that men should be handelled so in Pennsylvania. This is from our meeting at Germantown, held ye 18th of the 2d month, 1688, to be delivered to the monthly meeting at Richard Worrell's.

64. The Mennonites Of Chihuahua, Mexico, Pictures, Images, Bike Tour, Bicycle, Trave
    The mennonites of Chihuahua, Mexico. (Late May, 2002). Bicycling Mexico List Price$16.95 Price $11.87 You Save $5.08 (30%). mennonites in usual clothing.  
    http://www.downtheroad.org/Photo/3NorthMex/MennonitesPHOTO.htm

65. Mennonites. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
    mennonites. The Mennonite Church, whose members are sometimes known as Old mennonites,is the original body in the United States and has the largest membership.  
    http://www.bartleby.com/65/me/Mennonit.html
    
    Extractions: Select Search All Bartleby.com All Reference Columbia Encyclopedia World History Encyclopedia World Factbook Columbia Gazetteer American Heritage Coll. Dictionary Roget's Thesauri Roget's II: Thesaurus Roget's Int'l Thesaurus Quotations Bartlett's Quotations Columbia Quotations Simpson's Quotations English Usage Modern Usage American English Fowler's King's English Strunk's Style Mencken's Language Cambridge History The King James Bible Oxford Shakespeare Gray's Anatomy Farmer's Cookbook Post's Etiquette Bulfinch's Mythology Frazer's Golden Bough All Verse Anthologies Dickinson, E. Eliot, T.S. Frost, R. Hopkins, G.M. Keats, J. Lawrence, D.H. Masters, E.L. Sandburg, C. Sassoon, S. Whitman, W. Wordsworth, W. Yeats, W.B. All Nonfiction Harvard Classics American Essays Einstein's Relativity Grant, U.S. Roosevelt, T. Wells's History Presidential Inaugurals All Fiction Shelf of Fiction Ghost Stories Short Stories Shaw, G.B. Stein, G. Stevenson, R.L. Wells, H.G. Reference Columbia Encyclopedia PREVIOUS NEXT ... BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. Mennonites (m n ts) ( KEY ) , descendants of the Dutch and Swiss evangelical Anabaptists of the 16th cent.

66. Mennonites
    Translate this page Menno Simons (1496-1561) Menno Simons fut un réformateur religieux néerlandaisqui donna son nom à la branche protestante des mennonites.  
    http://www.ppe.qc.ca/bdsr/mennonites.htm
    
    Extractions: Dans ce s ite Sur le Web Menno Simons (1496-1561) Menno Simons fut un réformateur religieux néerlandais qui donna son nom à la branche protestante des mennonites. Né à Witmarsum, Frise en 1496, Menno fut ordonné prêtre catholique en 1524. Sa remise en cause de la transsubstantiation, du baptême des nouveau-nés et des autres dogmes de l'Église le conduisirent à étudier attentivement le Nouveau Testament et les écrits de Martin Luther Il se rallia finalement à la position de Luther, pour qui la Bible devait représenter l'autorité suprême des chrétiens, et rompit avec l'Église catholique. Bien qu'en désaccord avec les anabaptistes, mouvement religieux qui conduisit un soulèvement avorté à Münster en 1535, le soutien qu'il tenta de leur apporter mit sa propre vie en péril et l'obligea à fuir pendant un an. En 1537, il devint prêcheur anabaptiste à Groningue, ville où il se maria. Au cours des années suivantes, il se révéla être un missionnaire infatigable, sillonnant d'autres régions de la Frise, du sud de la Hollande et de l'Allemagne pour transmettre la nouvelle foi. Il mourut le 31 janvier 1561, près d'Ordesloe, Holstein.

67. Eglises Mennonites De Suisse  /  Mennoniten-Gemeinden Der Schweiz  /  Swiss
    Translate this page Die Mennoniten-Gemeinden der Schweiz, Les Eglises mennonites de Suisse  
    http://www.menno.ch/

68. FOR THE LOVE OF GOD: The Mennonites & Benjamin Eby
    Filmmaker Ann Kennard explores the private world of the mennonites andthe intrepid founders of their community in southern Ontario.  
    http://www.whitepinepictures.com/seeds/i/4/
    
    Extractions: The freedom to worship and practice distinct cultural values have lured many immigrants to Canada. Filmmaker Ann Kennard explores the private world of the Mennonites and the intrepid founders of their community in southern Ontario. Benjamin Eby crossed the Canadian border in 1807 in a horse cart, carrying a quilt stitched with ten thousand pockets. Each pocket contained an American silver dollar to buy off the mortgages on the 60,000 acres of land the Mennonites purchased in Waterloo county. Eby would go on to found the Mennonite community in St Jacob's, Ontario and be ordained as the first Mennonite bishop in Canada. He built the first Mennonite church, opened and taught at the first Mennonite one-room schoolhouse, bought the first printing press and distributed the first Mennonite newsletter. Far from being mired in the past, this fascinating documentary captures not only the Mennonite cultural, religious and community traditions but the voices of dissent and change, the conflict and struggle of a society in transition. In Mennonite schools today, only some children wear hats, plain clothes or long skirts. In the fields, one farmer uses a manual haying machine while another works with mechanized bailers and combines. Today nearly 50 different groups of Mennonites live in Ontario, fragmented according to different values and beliefs.

69. Mennonites And The Flag
    mennonites and the FlagThe Historical Context of mennonites and TheirRelationship to the State and the Flag. mennonites and the Flag.  
    http://peace.mennolink.org/articles/flag_reflections.html
    
    Extractions: Spanish French German Italian Portuguese FreeTranslation.com by Susan Mark Landis, Minister of Peace and Justice Mennonites have different ideas about the flag. Perhaps there are several issues involved: What follows are only very brief responses. Our confession of faith states that Mennonites first and foremost see the church as God's holy nation. "The only Christian nation is the church of Jesus Christ, made up of people from every tribe and nation, called to witness to God's glory." Because Mennonites put their citizenship and allegiance to God far ahead of citizenship of any earthly nation, they have often been persecuted during times of war when they refuse to join the military. Because we know that God's church is made up of people from every nation, we believe that God blesses each nation and doesn't play favorites. This is why some Mennonites hesitate to sing "God bless America." They want God to bless all nations. Mennonites began this denomination on the run from the government and many times through the years have found themselves opposed to their earthly government. Sometimes they have had good relations with their host country, but always there is an unease about how long this will last. Often the relationship sours over the issue of conscientious objection to war: when Mennonites weren't given this right, they often moved to another country.

70. Mennonites
    Translate this page 3041. Communautés protestantes non FPF - mennonites - 12 sites. Christ.Communautés protestantes non FPF - mennonites - 12 sites.  
    http://huguenots.net/annulight/traitrub.mv?120

71. What Are Amish Mennonites & Anabaptists
    The Amish mennonites Anabaptists one group of a large swath ofreligious conservatives. What are Amish mennonites Anabaptists.  
    http://inin.essortment.com/mennonitesamish_rfue.htm
    
    Extractions: Drive along the country roads of Pennsylvania and you will probably pass the familiar horse and buggy of the Amish. Large billboards will confirm in bright letters that you have most certainly entered Amish country and arrows will direct you to the nearest country store serving up homemade jams, pies, fruits, nuts and just about everything Amish. But although the Amish might have a monopoly on the affection of tourists in this country, they are not the only ‘plain people’ living within the United States. The Amish are actually an offshoot of the Mennonites one group of a large swath of religious conservatives collectively known as the Anabaptists. bodyOffer(27834) The Anabaptists first formed in Europe during the Reformation of the 16th century. Their radical beliefs in strict discipleship and the emulation of Christ’s purity in everyday life were viewed suspiciously by the Catholics and Protestants. And the Anabaptist’s distaste for violence in the bloody world of 16th century religion made them enemies of both. Like many other religious groups, the Anabaptists finally fled their German homelands to settle in a more peaceful America. But like any religious organization, various interpretations of the scriptures led to the formation of distinct Anabaptist groups that now include the Church of the Brethren, Brethren in Christ, Hutterites, the Amish, and the Mennonites. All of these groups are well represented in the States with the Mennonites being particularly strong in the farmlands stretching from Pennsylvania to Iowa.

72. Amish/Mennonites.html
    Why Amish mennonites? Where do they come from? Why do their childrenlook like that? Why are they so different? These mennonites. At  
    http://www.montanasat.net/rickv/Amish & Mennonites.html
    
    Extractions: W here do they come from? Why do their children look like that? Why are they so different? These are some of the intriguing questions many ask. What secrets in their past shaped them into becoming what now appears to be a people living in the past? In order to understand this, the dramatic and tragic history of the Anabaptists must be revealed. A Brief History Swiss Brethren Briefly speaking, the Anabaptist movement "officially" began in the sixteenth century. Although, Christians of similar theology and circumstances have existed since the third century, the sixteenth century Anabaptists were closest to the Waldensians in their beliefs. (The Waldensians originated, about 1160 A.D., in Lyons, France with Peter Waldo, after he discovered huge discrepancies between Scripture and the Roman Catholic Church's doctrines ). A wave of God's Spirit was already evident throughout Europe during the sixteenth century. However, the first sign of any stronghold amongst the populace was in Zurich, Switzerland, under the leadership of Konrad Grebel, a disciple of Ulrich Zwingli Zwingli had laid out for his Bible students a strong Scriptural foundation, putting emphasis against the hypocrisy of compromise. Because such was not founded on Scripture, he taught them against such ungodly Roman Catholic mandates as indulgences (money charged for prayer), worship of images, relics, and saints, the sacramental view in the mass, and enforced celibacy. However, when Grebel and Zwingli's other disciples took the next logical step, in actively "forsaking all"

73. Mennonites
    What Are mennonites? In particular, mennonites derive from a part of thereformation known as Anabaptists or 'the radical reformation'.  
    http://www.btinternet.com/~lmc/mennonit.htm
    
    Extractions: Modified 14 January 2003 What Are Mennonites? Mennonites are Christians, (who love Jesus, follow his teaching, live in the forgiveness he made possible, and experience the power he gives through the Holy Spirit to transform their lives). In particular, Mennonites derive from a part of the reformation known as Anabaptists or 'the radical reformation'. Discipleship, mutual support, following Jesus hard teaching on loving enemies and concern for justice and right living have been particularly important for Mennonites. Read about Dirk Willems , an Anabaptist who loved his enemy and paid with his life. In 1996 the Mennonite Church affirmed a new Confession of Faith from a Mennonite Perspective which is available on the web, or through Metanoia Book Service Mennonites take their name from a priest, Menno Simons , who spent much of the 16th century travelling the Netherlands, preaching, teaching and encouraging other Anabaptists, and by God's grace escaped arrest from both Protestant and Roman Catholic authorities. For more information about Mennonites and their organisations, see the

74. About Mennonites
    About mennonites. Here are some resources about who mennonites are, what we believe,where we come from, and various Mennonite organizations and ministries.  
    http://www.shalom.complete.org/smc/mennonites/

75. Old Order Mennonites
    VIII Old Order mennonites. Old Ordnung (Order). Mennonite Encyclopedia,V662. VIII-1 - Old Order mennonites in Ontario. Old  
    http://grebel.uwaterloo.ca/mao/Archives Fonds/VIII.htm
    
    Extractions: Collections ... "Old Order Mennonite" is a generic term for Swiss-Pennsylvania Mennonite groups who dress plainly and reject modern technologies that other North Americans take for granted. They put the disciplined church community, rather than individual religious experience, at the center of Christian faith. Ordnungen (orders) comprise the rules and regulations of the church community. For further reference see Amos B. Hoover. "Old Order Mennonites, Pennsylvania." Mennonite Encyclopedia , V:654; and Sandra Cronk. "Ordnung (Order)." Mennonite Encyclopedia , V:662. Old Order (Wisler horse and buggy) Mennonites are found in five major settlements in Pennsylvania, Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, and Ontario. They trace their origin to 1872, when bishop Jacob Wisler of Elkart, Indiana was expelled from the Old Mennonite Church because of his opposition to innovations (e.g. Sunday schools) and organized separate district conferences in Indiana and Ohio. This split was followed by the organization of affiliated district conferences in Ontario in 1889, in Pennsylvania in 1893, and in Virginia in 1901.

76. Mennonites
    mennonites Information, Institutions, Beliefs. Information, Brief Overview. BeliefsOne way to learn about who mennonites are is to study their beliefs.  
    http://www.ambs.edu/LJohns/Mennonites2.htm
    
    Extractions: Mennonites: Information, Institutions, Beliefs Information Brief Overview Mennonite Information Center (the organization, MennoLink) Mennonite Information Center (the person, Bradley Lehman) Third Way Cafe (interpretation of the Mennonite Church by Mennonite Media) Mennonite World Conference Worldwide Statistics Key Institutions Mennonite World Conference Mennonite Church USA Mennonite Church Canada Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary For other Mennonite institutions, including links to congregations, conferences, missions and other organizations, schools, and publishing houses, see MennoLink One way to learn about who Mennonites are is to study their beliefs. Beliefs have a way of varying from century to century and continent to continent. Nevertheless, a comparison of two confessions of faith from different centuries and different continents suggests that some kind of historical and theological relationship exists between the sixteenth century Anabaptists and the twentieth century Mennonites.

77. About Mennonites
    About mennonites Vision Healing Hope God calls us to be followersof Jesus Christ and, by the power of the Holy Spirit, to grow  
    http://www.sanantonio.tx.us.mennonite.net/mennonites.html
    
    Extractions: so that God's healing and hope flow through us to the world. Mennonite Beliefs Conference/Denominational Ties Informational Resources Peacemaking Resources Mennonite Beliefs Conference/Denominational Ties Our congregation is dually-affiliated with the Western District Conference and the South Central Conference of the Mennonite Church USA . Regionally, we're part of the Mid-Texas Mennonite Convention Informational Resources : The MennoLink Mennonite Information Center provides links to congregations conferences missions organizations ... publishing and more Mennonite.net includes a searchable directory of congregations and organizations and also provides space for church web sites (including ours!) Mennonite Connections on the WWW : another list of links Mennonite news links Online forms to submit birth, death, or marriage notices to

78. About Mennonites
    About the mennonites. For more information about the mennonites contactGeneral Conference Mennonite Church. In United States 722  
    http://www.mph.org/confess/confabt.htm

79. Au Paraguay, La Saga Des Mennonites
    Translate this page UNE COMMUNAUTÉ RELIGIEUSE PAS COMME LES AUTRES Au Paraguay, la saga desmennonites. Au Paraguay, il ya en effet mennonites et mennonites.  
    http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/2001/08/CASSEN/15437
    
    Extractions: La foi soulève-t-elle des montagnes ? En tout cas, elle peut transformer un désert en jardin, comme l'atteste la colonisation du Chaco paraguayen par les immigrants mennonites arrivés en trois grandes vagues entre 1927 et les lendemains de la deuxième guerre mondiale. Dans un pays miné par la corruption et la pauvreté, et malgré leur faiblesse numérique (30 000 sur 6 millions d'habitants), les descendants des réformés radicaux hollandais et suisses du XVI e siècle sont aujourd'hui devenus une puissance économique qui pourrait un jour avoir des prolongements politiques. Sans le savoir, les mennonites arrivaient cependant sur des territoires déjà habités. La gestion des rapports avec les tribus indigènes et avec celles qui, attirées par la prospérité des colonies, les ont rejointes constitue le principal défi posé aux « Germano-Paraguayens ». Par BERNARD CASSEN Un énorme éclat de rire a secoué les rédactions des médias paraguayens quand, à la fin juin, les journalistes ont pris connaissance de la dernière édition de l 'Indice annuel de perceptions de la corruption (1) publié par Transparency International (TI) : leur pays ne figurait pas sur la liste ! Certes, cette liste n'est pas exhaustive, puisqu'elle ne classe que 91 pays, mais le Paraguay est-il moins important que la Moldavie, le Panama ou le Honduras, dûment épinglés, eux ? Et, si TI manquait de sources, que n'a-t-elle tout simplement consulté les quotidiens d'Asuncion, qui, pratiquement chaque jour, consacrent leur « une » et plusieurs pages intérieures à leur « perception de la corruption ». En voici quelques exemples, parmi des dizaines, relevés dans la presse en juillet 2001.

80. American Mennonites And The Great War, 1914-1918
    Compare prices on American mennonites and the Great War, 19141918 by Gerlof D. Homan. Americanmennonites and the Great War, 1914-1918. Author Gerlof D. Homan.  
    http://www.allbookstores.com/book/0836131142

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