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• East Las Vegas Mennonite Church (East Las Vegas, New Mexico, USA) (category New Mexico Congregations)
  _Vegas,_New_Mexico,_USA)&oldid=170000. APA style Unrau, Harlan D. (December 2011). East Las Vegas Mennonite Church (East Las Vegas, New Mexico, USA). Global
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• Farmington Mennonite Church (Farmington, New Mexico, USA) (category New Mexico Congregations)
  rmington,_New_Mexico,_USA)&oldid=131606. APA style Thiessen, Richard D. (January 2015). Farmington Mennonite Church (Farmington, New Mexico, USA). Global
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• Trementina Church of God in Christ, Mennonite Spanish Mission (Trementina, New Mexico, USA) (category New Mexico Congregations)
  a,_New_Mexico,_USA)&oldid=169998. APA style H., E. F. (1959). Trementina Church of God in Christ, Mennonite Spanish Mission (Trementina, New Mexico, USA)
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• Albuquerque Mennonite Church (Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA) (category New Mexico Congregations)
  Mennonite Church (Albuquerque, New Mexico) MLA style Unrau, Harlan. "Albuquerque Mennonite Church (Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite
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• Tucumcari Church of God in Christ, Mennonite Spanish Mission (Tucumcari, New Mexico, USA) (category New Mexico Congregations)
  the congregations, and all operations at Tucumcari ceased. The first classes were held in the congregations in 1969, but the Tucumcari congregation ceased
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• Carlsbad Mennonite Church (Carlsbad, New Mexico, USA) (category New Mexico Congregations)
  Map:Carlsbad Mennonite Church (Carlsbad, New Mexico) MLA style Unrau, Harlan. "Carlsbad Mennonite Church (Carlsbad, New Mexico, USA)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite
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• Belen Mennonite Church (Belen, New Mexico, USA) (category New Mexico Congregations)
  Church_(Belen,_New_Mexico,_USA)&oldid=131548. APA style Thiessen, Richard D. (January 2015). Belen Mennonite Church (Belen, New Mexico, USA). Global Anabaptist
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• Abbott Mennonite Church (Abbott, New Mexico, USA) (category New Mexico Congregations)
  ott,_New_Mexico,_USA)&oldid=165712. APA style Unrau, Harlan D and Samuel J. Steiner. (December 2011). Abbott Mennonite Church (Abbott, New Mexico, USA)
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• Pecos Valley Mennonite Church (Fort Sumner, New Mexico, USA) (category New Mexico Congregations)
  _Sumner,_New_Mexico,_USA)&oldid=170017. APA style Steiner, Samuel J. (February 2021). Pecos Valley Mennonite Church (Fort Sumner, New Mexico, USA). Global
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• Las Vegas Mennonite Church (Las Vegas, New Mexico, USA) (category New Mexico Congregations)
  (Las_Vegas,_New_Mexico,_USA)&oldid=170001. APA style Steiner, Samuel J. (February 2021). Las Vegas Mennonite Church (Las Vegas, New Mexico, USA). Global
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• Light of Life Mennonite Church (Farmington, New Mexico, USA) (category New Mexico Congregations)
  Conference in Farmington, New Mexico, as an outreach ministry to the Navajo people of the Four Corners area in northwestern New Mexico. Ben and Eunice Stoner
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• Mexico
  "Mennonite Life in Mexico." Vol. 4 (October 1949): Schmiedehaus, W. "New Mennonite Settlements in Mexico." Reimer, P. J. B. "From Russia to Mexico—The Story of
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• Manitoba (Canada) (section Adjustment to the New Environment)
  the divisions caused by internal differences, new divisions occurred also because of the infiltration of new religious ideas and practices brought in from
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• Church of God in Christ, Mennonite (CGC) (section Church of God in Christ, Mennonite Congregations in Canada, 2020)
  88 ministers and 62 deacons. The church had mission stations in Mexico and New Mexico with three ordained Spanish ministers, and an Indian mission station
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• Old Colony Mennonites (section Mexico)
  truck to Mexico and New Orleans they returned, not having been admitted to Costa Rica. In 1934 some families including a number who had been in Mexico moved
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• Nationwide Fellowship Churches
  not homogenous, these congregations began fellowshipping together for mutual edification and encouragement. Other congregations left the conferences and
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• Canada
  settlements in 1605 and 1608 in what later became New France. The Treaty of Paris of 1763 ceded most of New France to Great Britain, and in that same year
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• Ontario (Canada)
  including a congregation of Sommerfelder Mennonite immigrants from Mexico. A major movement of Old Colony Mennonites to Canada from Mexico occurred in
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• Rosedale Network of Churches
  desired in the way of an aggressive church program. Most of the congregations interested in this new conference movement stemmed from this latter group and had
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• Alberta (Canada)
  of dissatisfied families coming from Mexico. The Evangelical Mennonite Brethren Conference had two congregations in Alberta, Swalwell and Namaka. Their
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• Kleine Gemeinde (section Mexico)
  census reports four congregations with 214 members, and three Sunday schools with 150 pupils. In 1936 the census shows two congregations, with 275 members
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• Evangelical Mennonite Mission Conference (EMMC)
  helping congregations move to the new system and in wrestling with ethical and theological issues brought on by the changing context. The new Board of
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• New Mexico (USA)
  2007. Wikipedia. "New Mexico." Web. 20 August 2012. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Mexico. MLA style Unrau, Harlan. "New Mexico (USA)." Global Anabaptist
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• South Central Mennonite Conference (Mennonite Church USA)
  recognition to its congregations in Colorado, Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi. Beginning in 1921 with 35 reporting congregations with 1,907 baptized
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• Mennonite Brethren Church
  Through new settlements in Montana, Manitoba congregations began at Lustre, Volt, Larslan, and Chinook. In Michigan two small congregations began, which
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• Mountain States Mennonite Conference (Mennonite Church USA) (section 2017 Directory of Congregations)
  most congregations including former voluntary service workers among their members. In 1987 the district had 19 congregations in Colorado, New Mexico, and
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• Paraguay
  organized two new colonies. The new Chaco colony of Neuland, located a few miles south of Fernheim, had a population of 2,389 in 1948, and the new colony of
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• Conservative Mennonite Church of Ontario
  Baden continued until the New Hamburg Conservative Mennonite church was built in 1960. The Heidelberg and Fort Stewart congregations were established the same
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• Saskatchewan (Canada)
  gave the following statistics of its congregations in the province: Conference of Mennonites in Canada Congregations: 1955 The 1954 Mennonite Brethren yearbook
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• Colombia
  machinery from the United States, Canada, Japan, and Mexico along with all their belongings from Mexico shipping them from Tampico to Cartagena. As of 2021
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• Oklahoma (USA) (section Congregations)
  Oklahoma had 33 Mennonite congregations with a membership of 1,944 in the following congregations: The following is a list of congregations derived from the official
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• Elder (Ältester)
  responsibilities of urban congregations compelled congregations to accept this change. In Holland the majority of congregations accepted this change during
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• Pacific Coast Conference (Mennonite Church)
  Later, besides additional congregations in Idaho and Oregon, newly established congregations in California, Arizona, and New Mexico were added. The Amish Mennonite
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• Rosenort Mennonite Church (Rosenort, Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland)
  The name Rosenort was repeated in their new homelands, as in the Molotschna, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, in Mexico, and in Paraguay. On 19 January 1812, the
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• Honduras
  Mennonites were leaving Mexico because of their need for more land and because of a feeling that government regulations in Mexico were encroaching too much
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• Colorado (USA)
  the south by New Mexico and a small portion of the southern state of Oklahoma, and on the west by Utah. The four states of Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona,
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• Evangelical Mennonite Conference (Kleine Gemeinde)
  expanding geographical area demanded new autonomy for the congregations. For a number of years after the congregations were given autonomy under Elder Peter
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• Germany
  Frankfurt, these last 24 congregations having a total of 2,100 members. Of the congregations in North Germany 9 were refugee congregations of former Danzig-West
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• LMC: a Fellowship of Anabaptist Churches (section LMC Congregations)
  U.S. states with Lancaster Mennonite Conference congregations include Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, Ohio, Indiana and Hawaii.
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• Western District Conference (Mennonite Church USA)
  by a growing effort to start new churches in the cities. The effort that began in the 1950s gained momentum so that 11 new churches joined the conference
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• Florida (USA)
  In 1987 there were 21 congregations in Florida affiliated with the Southeast Mennonite Conference (MC). Three other congregations are affiliated with the
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• Russia
  and 1802 the stream of immigrants subsided, until new difficulties in the home country caused a new wave of immigration to Russia. On 20 February 1804
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• West Abbotsford Mennonite Church (Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada) (category Mennonite Church British Columbia Congregations)
  Abbotsford and Wellspring congregations voted overwhelmingly in favor of forming a new congregation. In September 2008 the congregations began worshiping together
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• Louisiana (USA)
  Fellowship (MC) had started planting a congregation in New Orleans with a membership of 35. The other two congregations of this conference in the state (at
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• Church of the United Brethren in Christ
  Nicaragua, Sierra Leone, Jamaica, Hong Kong, Mexico, the Philippines, and Guatemala. The total number of congregations was 500 with a total membership of approximately
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• Community
  relevant as new "converts" or members are being brought into the body from various subcultural and nationality groups. (2) The Mennonite congregation as community
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• Kansas-Nebraska Mennonite Conference (Mennonite Church)
  Colorado was added, in 1908 the congregation at Plainview, Texas, and in 1911 the congregation at Las Vegas, New Mexico. The conference of 1905, held in
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• East Reserve (Manitoba, Canada)
  contributed to the following new settlements: Holdeman group to Swalwell, Alberta; Kleine Gemeinde to Chihuahua State in Mexico; Chortitz to the Paraguayan
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• United States of America
  second half of the 19th century new influences came to bear on the established Mennonite communities in the East, while the newer immigrants to the mid-west
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• Voluntary Service
  Mennonite congregations to strengthen the relationship between the volunteers' work assignments and the outreach goals of the congregations. The first
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