anabaptists????

[terry13]

any here?

I am Mennonite and wonder if there are any other Anabaptists participating in the forum????

 

[seebs]

Dunno. Quakers may or may not be Anabaptists, depending on whom you ask. (Technically, I'm not a "real" Quaker, I'm just a guy who goes to a Quaker church.)

 

[Matthan]

Terry, welocme to CF. There are quite a few ana's on this site at different times. You will "meet" them all, sooner or later....

Matthan <J><

 

[Maeyken]

Yay, another Mennonite!! I'm Mennonite too. Welcome!

 

[ZiSunka]

Me! I am!!!

 

[Crazy Liz]

Me, too. Raised Mennonite Brethren, although I belong to a Friends church now.

 

[Jeffrey A]

any here?

I am Mennonite and wonder if there are any other Anabaptists participating in the forum????

I'm Grace Brethren, branch off the Church of the Brethren, used to be called German Baptist Brethren or Dunker Brethren, which began as a "retro"-anabaptist group in 1708 in Germany out of the Lutheran Pietist movement. We call ourselves anabaptist since that 16th century movement served as the pattern of our new faith (simple, bible-based, personal salvation through faith in Christ; rejection of creeds) and practice (full immersion of believers and rejection of infant baptism as a practice; pacifistic; no oaths).