Somebody wrote:Are there any Anabaptist churches in the Pennington Gap are of VA?
Yes, there is:
Maranatha Bible Fellowship
139 Giles Hollow Rd.
Rose Hill, VA 24281
Begins- 9:30:00 AM
Affiliation: Maranatha Amish-Mennonite
It has about 30 members.
Can anybody recommend a good Beachy Church in Ohio or Indiana that still prefers to have uniform( capps and cape dress)... at the same time not overly restrictive on Internet... Thank you...
francis wrote:Is anyone familiar with Treasure Valley Mennonite Church in New Plymouth, Idaho? I can't find it on Gameo, does it still exist? And if so, which group does it belong to?
There is also a very nice Charity type church in New Plymouth ID... Pilgrims on the Way it is called . You can google it... Good church yet too far from us... we live 47 min away.
natashaasbj wrote:Can anybody recommend a good Beachy Church in Ohio or Indiana that still prefers to have uniform( capps and cape dress)... at the same time not overly restrictive on Internet... Thank you...
natashaasbj wrote:Can anybody recommend a good Beachy Church in Ohio or Indiana that still prefers to have uniform( capps and cape dress)... at the same time not overly restrictive on Internet... Thank you...
The one in Hartville, Pleasant View Amish-Mennonite Church, meets this criteria.
This particular kind of church is rapidly disappearing, FYI.
natashaasbj wrote:Can anybody recommend a good Beachy Church in Ohio or Indiana that still prefers to have uniform( capps and cape dress)... at the same time not overly restrictive on Internet... Thank you...
The one in Hartville, Pleasant View Amish-Mennonite Church, meets this criteria.
This particular kind of church is rapidly disappearing, FYI.
Thank you, Josh!
This is Natalia... good to talk to you again... Thank you for your info.... We are thinking that eventually we may move to Indy or Ohio to be closer to more Anabaptist churches so we have more choice to make....
natashaasbj wrote:Can anybody recommend a good Beachy Church in Ohio or Indiana that still prefers to have uniform( capps and cape dress)... at the same time not overly restrictive on Internet... Thank you...
What part of Ohio?
We may move to Indiana or Ohio in future. we want to be closer to more anabaptist churches so we can eventually see where our son can get baptized... and where we can join... God willing... We live in Idaho... but here the choice is very limited ... so we are not sure we will stay here...So our "demands" are not high... we do not want it to be too liberal, when the Anabaptist uniform disappearing... at the same time we do not want it too restrictive, making extra biblical rules etc... It is tricky - we want to church keeping Anabaptist culture but not to the stifling point if you understand what I mean )
So any churches like that in Indy or Ohio?
natashaasbj wrote:Can anybody recommend a good Beachy Church in Ohio or Indiana that still prefers to have uniform( capps and cape dress)... at the same time not overly restrictive on Internet... Thank you...
The one in Hartville, Pleasant View Amish-Mennonite Church, meets this criteria.
This particular kind of church is rapidly disappearing, FYI.
Thank you, Josh!
This is Natalia... good to talk to you again... Thank you for your info.... We are thinking that eventually we may move to Indy or Ohio to be closer to more Anabaptist churches so we have more choice to make....
Wow Josh!!
I just looked at it... it is a very good location... not too far from Cleavland, Canton and Akron... My husband needs to live near big city due to his business... Do I have to rebaptise to be a member of their church? How strict they are with Internet?
Josh wrote:
The one in Hartville, Pleasant View Amish-Mennonite Church, meets this criteria.
This particular kind of church is rapidly disappearing, FYI.
Thank you, Josh!
This is Natalia... good to talk to you again... Thank you for your info.... We are thinking that eventually we may move to Indy or Ohio to be closer to more Anabaptist churches so we have more choice to make....
Wow Josh!!
I just looked at it... it is a very good location... not too far from Cleavland, Canton and Akron... My husband needs to live near big city due to his business... Do I have to rebaptise to be a member of their church? How strict they are with Internet?
They are just a typical kind of conservative Anabaptist church. The only group that requires rebaptism are the Holdemans.
In the northeast Ohio area, you can find every kind of Anabaptist possible other than Hutterites and German Baptists. This includes Apostolic Christians (all varieties), "Slavic Pentecostals" / "Russian Baptists", Amish, Beachys, Holdemans, and even horse and buggy Mennonites.
My home church is about 40 minutes from Akron and my old church was about 20 minutes from Canton.
Anyone have any information or experience with the Good News Fellowship? We’re likely moving to the Dothan/Enterprise, AL area by the end of the year. We fellowship in Georgia right now because we’re not far from the state line, but once we move it won’t be feasible to fellowship in GA unless we’re in town to visit family.
GNF looks to have quite a few churches in the south Alabama/gulf area. I’ve never even heard of this group before. Looks like it has roots in CMC, but that’s all I know. Any advice on this group or any other types of churches around an hour or less of the Dothan, AL area would be much appreciated.
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