Old Order, Conservative Anabaptist, and similar churches

[Josh]

As I mention in the article above, many moderate-conservatives and progressive-conservatives are transitioning to Evangelical churches. The same is happening in some Old Order settings.

This is the first time I've seen Old Orders on that list. Are there some Old Order settings that are more transitional than others?
(I suppose "everyone" was Old Order at one point, with the exception of NMB families who come into groups that are no longer Old Order.)

An obvious example would be the Old Order Amish in Hartville, Ohio, who by 1990 were all New Order Amish. The last Amish service was I 2017. Those people are all evangelical of some variety now.

[Ernie]

As I mention in the article above, many moderate-conservatives and progressive-conservatives are transitioning to Evangelical churches. The same is happening in some Old Order settings.

This is the first time I've seen Old Orders on that list. Are there some Old Order settings that are more transitional than others?

Yes.
Some Old Orders do quite well at retaining their culture and a large percentage of their posterity.
Others are living the American dream, buying hunting lands and cabins in the mountains, and getting involved in politics. Their posterity are being well groomed for Evangelical churches.