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Mennonites

Mennonites (men'nunīts) [key], descendants of the Dutch and Swiss evangelical Anabaptists of the 16th cent.

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Mennonites: Bibliography - Bibliography See H. S. Bender and C. H. Smith, ed., The Mennonite Encyclopedia, vol. I–IV ...
Mennonites: History - History The name Mennonite is derived from Menno Simons (c.1496–1561), Dutch reformer and ...
Mennonites: Beliefs and Membership - Beliefs and Membership While each congregation is at liberty to decide independently on its form of ...
Eastern Mennonite University - Eastern Mennonite University enrollment statistics and tuition information
Canadian Mennonite University - Canadian Mennonite University enrollment statistics and tuition information

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