Beachy Amish Mennonite churches

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Beachy Amish Mennonite churches are a conservative Anabaptist group that blends traditional Amish and Mennonite beliefs with somewhat more modern practices, such as the use of cars and greater engagement with broader society.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Anabaptist Christian denomination
conservative Anabaptist group
approximateStartTime 1920s
early 20th century
classification horse-and-buggy-descended but car-driving group
plain Anabaptist group
continentOfOrigin North America
coreBelief adult baptism
believer's baptism
church discipline
head covering for women
literal interpretation of the Sermon on the Mount
nonconformity to the world
nonresistance
plain lifestyle
separation from the world
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
differenceFromMainstreamMennonites more conservative lifestyle standards
plain dress and head coverings retained
differenceFromOldOrderAmish allow ownership and driving of automobiles
greater engagement with broader society
dressCode beards for married men in many congregations
cape dresses for women in many congregations
head veiling for women
plain clothing
ecclesiology believers' church
free church tradition
foundingLeader Moses M. Beachy
geographicDistribution Africa
Asia
Canada
Latin America
United States of America
surface form: United States
governance congregational with strong bishop leadership
use of church rules (ordnung)
languageUsed English
German
Pennsylvania German
missionFocus domestic missions in North America
international missions
namedAfter Moses M. Beachy
originatedFrom Amish
surface form: Old Order Amish

Old Order Mennonite tradition
practice Sunday schools
emphasis on excommunication and shunning in discipline
evangelism and mission work
head coverings for women
nonresistance to war
plain dress
rejection of military service
revival meetings in some congregations
use of English in worship in many congregations
use of German or Pennsylvania Dutch in some congregations
use of automobiles
use of meetinghouses rather than home worship
religiousBranch Amish
Mennonites
surface form: Mennonite
religiousTradition Anabaptist churches
surface form: Anabaptism
stanceOnTechnology limited or filtered internet use in many congregations
rejection of television in many congregations
selective acceptance of modern technology
theologicalOrientation conservative
viewOnDivorce generally prohibit divorce and remarriage
viewOnMarriage traditional heterosexual marriage
viewOnState separation of church and state
viewOnViolence pacifist

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Anabaptist churches hasBranch Beachy Amish Mennonite churches