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Following a separation within the Elam M. Martin Mennonite Church in [[Ontario (Canada)|Ontario’s]] [[Waterloo County (Ontario, Canada)|Waterloo Region]], minister Alvin Martin with a number of supporting members moved to Chesley in [[Bruce County (Ontario, Canada)|Bruce County]], Ontario, in 2006.

This group, deeply influenced by Reinhold Konrath and various awakenings in [[Anabaptism|Anabaptist]] and [[Pietism|Pietist]] history, set out with vigor to capture the Pure Church ideal. A number of families of [[Old Order Mennonites|Old Order Mennonite]] background, from the neighboring Mount Forest settlement, joined the group, along with converts of no Anabaptist-related group background.

The Alvin Martin Church, dropped many of its distinctives (such as the use of [[Buggies|horse-drawn transportation]], the German language in meetings, and restrictions on technology) and established friendly relations with the Believers in Christ at Lobelville, [[Tennessee (USA)|Tennessee]], and Danville, [[Ohio (State)|Ohio]].

The group has also investigated [[Tanzania, United Republic of|Tanzania]] as a possible location for resettlement. In 2010 the dynamics and direction of the group remained in formation.

See also Pure Church Movement

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 This group, deeply influenced by Reinhold Konrath and various awakenings in [[Anabaptism|Anabaptist]] and [[Pietism|Pietist]] history, set out with vigor to capture the Pure Church ideal. A number of families of [[Old Order Mennonites|Old Order Mennonite]] background, from the neighboring Mount Forest settlement, joined the group, along with converts of a non-Anabaptist background.
-The Alvin Martin Church, dropped many of its distinctives (such as the use of [[Buggies|horse-drawn transportation]], the German language in meetings, and restrictions on technology) and established friendly relations with the Believers in Christ at Lobelville, [[Tennessee (USA)|Tennessee]], and Danville, [[Ohio (State)|Ohio]].
+The Alvin Martin Church, dropped many of its distinctives (such as the use of [[Buggies|horse-drawn transportation]], the German language in meetings, and restrictions on technology) and established friendly relations with the Believers in Christ at Lobelville, [[Tennessee (USA)|Tennessee]], and Danville, [[Ohio (USA)|Ohio]].
 The group had also investigated [[Tanzania, United Republic of|Tanzania]] as a possible location for resettlement. In 2010 the dynamics and direction of the group remained in formation, but by the end of the year the church dissolved.

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-Following a separation within the Elam M. Martin Mennonite Church in [[Ontario (Canada)|Ontario’s]] [[Waterloo County (Ontario, Canada)|Waterloo Region]], minister Alvin Martin with a number of supporting members moved to Chesley in [[Bruce County (Ontario, Canada)|Bruce County]], Ontario, in 2006.
+Following a separation within the [[Elam M. Martin Mennonites (Ontario, Canada)|Elam M. Martin Mennonite Church]] in [[Ontario (Canada)|Ontario’s]] [[Waterloo County (Ontario, Canada)|Waterloo Region]], minister Alvin Martin with a number of supporting members moved to Chesley in [[Bruce County (Ontario, Canada)|Bruce County]], Ontario, in 2006.
-This group, deeply influenced by Reinhold Konrath and various awakenings in [[Anabaptism|Anabaptist]] and [[Pietism|Pietist]] history, set out with vigor to capture the Pure Church ideal. A number of families of [[Old Order Mennonites|Old Order Mennonite]] background, from the neighboring Mount Forest settlement, joined the group, along with converts of no Anabaptist-related group background.
+This group, deeply influenced by Reinhold Konrath and various awakenings in [[Anabaptism|Anabaptist]] and [[Pietism|Pietist]] history, set out with vigor to capture the Pure Church ideal. A number of families of [[Old Order Mennonites|Old Order Mennonite]] background, from the neighboring Mount Forest settlement, joined the group, along with converts of a non-Anabaptist background.
 The Alvin Martin Church, dropped many of its distinctives (such as the use of [[Buggies|horse-drawn transportation]], the German language in meetings, and restrictions on technology) and established friendly relations with the Believers in Christ at Lobelville, [[Tennessee (USA)|Tennessee]], and Danville, [[Ohio (State)|Ohio]].
-The group has also investigated [[Tanzania, United Republic of|Tanzania]] as a possible location for resettlement. In 2010 the dynamics and direction of the group remained in formation.
+The group had also investigated [[Tanzania, United Republic of|Tanzania]] as a possible location for resettlement. In 2010 the dynamics and direction of the group remained in formation, but by the end of the year the church dissolved.
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-See also Pure Church Movement
+Eby, Steven. "Article correction." Personal e-mail (24 October 2013).
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