Looking at attending a local Mennonite Church in the Baltimore area. The last time I attended on was about 15 years ago and I thought the congregation was too liberal (politically) . I am not a Mennonite but attended both Hesston and EMC and I enjoyed a few of the churches I went to. Any recomendations?
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Hi beachman,
I get into Bmore 2-3X a week for work and it's a town I'm getting to like more and more. I don't have anything specific for you but can you tell me a little more specific where you're at?
Maybe you are in Bmore proper, but I get sent to "Baltimore" and it's anywhere from Ellicott City to Essex and Towson to Glen Burnie. And that's a big chunk of real estate
If you are looking for an anabaptist church that's not plain but maybe more conservative "politically" you might also consider the Brethren-in-Christ folks too.
I get into Bmore 2-3X a week for work and it's a town I'm getting to like more and more. I don't have anything specific for you but can you tell me a little more specific where you're at?
Maybe you are in Bmore proper, but I get sent to "Baltimore" and it's anywhere from Ellicott City to Essex and Towson to Glen Burnie. And that's a big chunk of real estate
If you are looking for an anabaptist church that's not plain but maybe more conservative "politically" you might also consider the Brethren-in-Christ folks too.
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