River Brethren traditions

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River Brethren traditions are a group of conservative Anabaptist Christian movements, historically rooted in the 18th-century Pietist and Mennonite revivals in Pennsylvania, known for plain living, nonresistance, and close-knit community life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Anabaptist Christian movement
Pietist-influenced Christian tradition
conservative Anabaptist group
communityStructure congregational polity
lay leadership emphasis
coreBelief New Testament authority
Trinitarian Christianity
church discipline
discipleship of Jesus
holiness of life
corePractice adult baptism
believer’s baptism
close-knit community life
head covering for women
mutual aid
non-swearing of oaths
nonconformity to the world
nonresistance
plain dress
plain living
rejection of military service
separation from the world
simple lifestyle
emergedFrom German-speaking immigrant communities in Pennsylvania
Mennonite tradition
emphasizes community accountability
family devotions
non-liturgical worship
simplicity in worship
ethicalStance nonviolence
pacifism
rejection of political power
geographicSpread Canada
Pennsylvania
other parts of the United States
historicalRoot Mennonite revivals in Pennsylvania
Pietist revivals in Pennsylvania
languageHeritage Pennsylvania German
originatedInCentury 18th century
originatedInCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
originatedInRegion Pennsylvania
relatedGroup Brethren in Christ
surface form: Brethren in Christ Church

Mennonites
surface form: Conservative Mennonites

Mennonites
Old Order River Brethren
United Zion Church
religiousFamily Radical Reformation
surface form: Anabaptism

Radical Reformation
theologicalOrientation Pietism
evangelical Anabaptism

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Anabaptist churches hasBranch River Brethren traditions