Comparison of horse and buggy Anabaptists that are accepting of seekers

[Soloist]

Which groups do not accept seekers?

Hutterites in Washington definitely don’t.

[JohnH]

Which groups do not accept seekers?

I think it’s more about ones which aren’t set up very well to integrate seekers.

[barnhart]

Which groups do not accept seekers?

Hutterites in Washington definitely don’t.

I don't know much about them. Do they use horse and buggy?

[Soloist]

Which groups do not accept seekers?

Hutterites in Washington definitely don’t.

I don't know much about them. Do they use horse and buggy?

Modern tech basically.

[HansMacDonald]

Which groups do not accept seekers?

Hutterites in Washington definitely don’t.

Do you know which branch of Hutterites they were?

[Soloist]

Which groups do not accept seekers?

Hutterites in Washington definitely don’t.

Do you know which branch of Hutterites they were?

I don’t know, there might be more then one type (in Washington) but the minister I spoke to literally told me to go to the charity type Hutterites.

[readrevelations1to22]

Another group to consider are the Old Brethren German Baptists from Camden, Indiana and Trenton, MO. They are the most conservative German Baptist group in existence. No tractors, no electricity, and no phones. They are of course English speaking.

What is this groups view towards seekers? Are they similar to the Covington German Baptists which are apparently 1/3rd outsider background?

[readrevelations1to22]

The Old Order River Brethren are, for the most part, NOT horse and buggy, except for a group in the Midwest. They are very seeker-friendly.

That's interesting, do you know which area/state in the Midwest the horse and buggy one is located?

[barnhart]

So in reality this thread is about Anabaptist groups that have practice guarded media and how comfortable outsiders feel when they join?

[JohnH]

The Old Order River Brethren are, for the most part, NOT horse and buggy, except for a group in the Midwest. They are very seeker-friendly.

That's interesting, do you know which area/state in the Midwest the horse and buggy one is located?

You can learn more here:
https://forum.mennonet.com/viewtopic.ph ... 02#p179202

I believe they are in Kansas but have not personally met them. I have met some of the car driving ones from PA.