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-The Keystone Mennonite Fellowship (KMF) officially formed on 19 March 1999 when 15 congregations with a total of 906 members, three bishops, 23 ministers, 14 deacons, and six retired leaders were granted release from [[LMC: a Fellowship of Anabaptist Churches|Lancaster Mennonite Conference]]. The separation was by mutual agreement and with the official sanction and blessing of Lancaster conference, and resulted from a discussion process that extended over 14 years, 1985-1999. KMF was organized to provide a structure for fellowship and practice among congregations of like beliefs and convictions. The 15 congregations included: Blandon Mennonite Fellowship, Bradford Mennonite Church, [[Cross Roads Mennonite Church (Richfield, Pennsylvania, USA)|Cross Roads Mennonite Church]], East District Mennonite Church, [[Fairview Street Mennonite Mission (Reading, Pennsylvania, USA)|Fairview Mennonite Church]], Faith Mennonite Fellowship, Living Water Mennonite Fellowship, Marietta Mennonite Church, Myerstown Mennonite Church, [[Oak Shade Mennonite Church (Quarryville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA)|Oak Shade Mennonite Church]], [[Oakwood Mennonite Church (Conowingo, Maryland, USA)|Oakwood Mennonite Church]], [[Rawlinsville Mennonite Church (Rawlinsville, Pennsylvania, USA)|Rawlinsville Mennonite Church]], Tidings of Peace Mennonite Church, Valley Mennonite Church, and [[Womelsdorf Mennonite Church (Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania, USA)|Womelsdorf Mennonite Church]]. They were joined by Lock Haven Mennonite Church, an unaffiliated congregation.
+The Keystone Mennonite Fellowship (KMF) officially formed on 19 March 1999 when 15 congregations with a total of 906 members, three bishops, 23 ministers, 14 deacons, and six retired leaders were granted release from [[LMC: a Fellowship of Anabaptist Churches|Lancaster Mennonite Conference]]. The separation was by mutual agreement and with the official sanction and blessing of Lancaster conference, and resulted from a discussion process that extended over 14 years, 1985-1999. KMF was organized to provide a structure for fellowship and practice among congregations of like beliefs and convictions. The 15 congregations included: Blandon Mennonite Fellowship, Bradford Mennonite Church, [[Cross Roads Mennonite Church (Richfield, Pennsylvania, USA)|Cross Roads Mennonite Church]], East District Mennonite Church, [[Fairview Mennonite Church (Reading, Pennsylvania, USA)|Fairview Mennonite Church]], Faith Mennonite Fellowship, Living Water Mennonite Fellowship, Marietta Mennonite Church, Myerstown Mennonite Church, [[Oak Shade Mennonite Church (Quarryville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA)|Oak Shade Mennonite Church]], [[Oakwood Mennonite Church (Conowingo, Maryland, USA)|Oakwood Mennonite Church]], [[Rawlinsville Mennonite Church (Rawlinsville, Pennsylvania, USA)|Rawlinsville Mennonite Church]], Tidings of Peace Mennonite Church, Valley Mennonite Church, and [[Womelsdorf Mennonite Church (Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania, USA)|Womelsdorf Mennonite Church]]. They were joined by Lock Haven Mennonite Church, an unaffiliated congregation.
 In 2009 there were 19 congregations with a total of 1,473 members located in eight counties in [[Pennsylvania (USA)|Pennsylvania]] and Cecil County, [[Maryland (USA)|Maryland]].
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 | East District Mennonite Church || Watsontown || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 1959 || align="right" | 130
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-| [[Fairview Street Mennonite Mission (Reading, Pennsylvania, USA)|Fairview Mennonite Church]] || Reading || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 1946 || align="right" | 130
+| [[Fairview Mennonite Church (Reading, Pennsylvania, USA)|Fairview Mennonite Church]] || Reading || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 1946 || align="right" | 130
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 | Faith Mennonite Fellowship || Stevens || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 1985 || align="right" | 193

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−	The Keystone Mennonite Fellowship (KMF) officially formed on 19 March 1999 when 15 congregations with a total of 906 members, three bishops, 23 ministers, 14 deacons, and six retired leaders were granted release from [[LMC: A Fellowship of Anabaptist Churches\|Lancaster Mennonite Conference]]. The separation was by mutual agreement and with the official sanction and blessing of Lancaster conference, and resulted from a discussion process that extended over 14 years, 1985-1999. KMF was organized to provide a structure for fellowship and practice among congregations of like beliefs and convictions. The 15 congregations included: Blandon Mennonite Fellowship, Bradford Mennonite Church, [[Cross Roads Mennonite Church (Richfield, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Cross Roads Mennonite Church]], East District Mennonite Church, [[Fairview Street Mennonite Mission (Reading, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Fairview Mennonite Church]], Faith Mennonite Fellowship, Living Water Mennonite Fellowship, Marietta Mennonite Church, Myerstown Mennonite Church, [[Oak Shade Mennonite Church (Quarryville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Oak Shade Mennonite Church]], [[Oakwood Mennonite Church (Conowingo, Maryland, USA)\|Oakwood Mennonite Church]], [[Rawlinsville Mennonite Church (Rawlinsville, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Rawlinsville Mennonite Church]], Tidings of Peace Mennonite Church, Valley Mennonite Church, and [[Womelsdorf Mennonite Church (Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Womelsdorf Mennonite Church]]. They were joined by Lock Haven Mennonite Church, an unaffiliated congregation.	+	The Keystone Mennonite Fellowship (KMF) officially formed on 19 March 1999 when 15 congregations with a total of 906 members, three bishops, 23 ministers, 14 deacons, and six retired leaders were granted release from [[LMC: a Fellowship of Anabaptist Churches\|Lancaster Mennonite Conference]]. The separation was by mutual agreement and with the official sanction and blessing of Lancaster conference, and resulted from a discussion process that extended over 14 years, 1985-1999. KMF was organized to provide a structure for fellowship and practice among congregations of like beliefs and convictions. The 15 congregations included: Blandon Mennonite Fellowship, Bradford Mennonite Church, [[Cross Roads Mennonite Church (Richfield, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Cross Roads Mennonite Church]], East District Mennonite Church, [[Fairview Street Mennonite Mission (Reading, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Fairview Mennonite Church]], Faith Mennonite Fellowship, Living Water Mennonite Fellowship, Marietta Mennonite Church, Myerstown Mennonite Church, [[Oak Shade Mennonite Church (Quarryville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Oak Shade Mennonite Church]], [[Oakwood Mennonite Church (Conowingo, Maryland, USA)\|Oakwood Mennonite Church]], [[Rawlinsville Mennonite Church (Rawlinsville, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Rawlinsville Mennonite Church]], Tidings of Peace Mennonite Church, Valley Mennonite Church, and [[Womelsdorf Mennonite Church (Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Womelsdorf Mennonite Church]]. They were joined by Lock Haven Mennonite Church, an unaffiliated congregation.

	In 2009 there were 19 congregations with a total of 1,473 members located in eight counties in [[Pennsylvania (USA)\|Pennsylvania]] and Cecil County, [[Maryland (USA)\|Maryland]].		In 2009 there were 19 congregations with a total of 1,473 members located in eight counties in [[Pennsylvania (USA)\|Pennsylvania]] and Cecil County, [[Maryland (USA)\|Maryland]].

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−	The Keystone Mennonite Fellowship (KMF) officially formed on 19 March 1999 when 15 congregations with a total of 906 members, three bishops, 23 ministers, 14 deacons, and six retired leaders were granted release from [[~~Lancaster Mennonite Conference (Mennonite Church USA)~~\|Lancaster Mennonite Conference]]. The separation was by mutual agreement and with the official sanction and blessing of Lancaster conference, and resulted from a discussion process that extended over 14 years, 1985-1999. KMF was organized to provide a structure for fellowship and practice among congregations of like beliefs and convictions. The 15 congregations included: Blandon Mennonite Fellowship, Bradford Mennonite Church, [[Cross Roads Mennonite Church (Richfield, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Cross Roads Mennonite Church]], East District Mennonite Church, [[Fairview Street Mennonite Mission (Reading, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Fairview Mennonite Church]], Faith Mennonite Fellowship, Living Water Mennonite Fellowship, Marietta Mennonite Church, Myerstown Mennonite Church, [[Oak Shade Mennonite Church (Quarryville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Oak Shade Mennonite Church]], [[Oakwood Mennonite Church (Conowingo, Maryland, USA)\|Oakwood Mennonite Church]], [[Rawlinsville Mennonite Church (Rawlinsville, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Rawlinsville Mennonite Church]], Tidings of Peace Mennonite Church, Valley Mennonite Church, and [[Womelsdorf Mennonite Church (Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Womelsdorf Mennonite Church]]. They were joined by Lock Haven Mennonite Church, an unaffiliated congregation.	+	The Keystone Mennonite Fellowship (KMF) officially formed on 19 March 1999 when 15 congregations with a total of 906 members, three bishops, 23 ministers, 14 deacons, and six retired leaders were granted release from [[LMC: A Fellowship of Anabaptist Churches\|Lancaster Mennonite Conference]]. The separation was by mutual agreement and with the official sanction and blessing of Lancaster conference, and resulted from a discussion process that extended over 14 years, 1985-1999. KMF was organized to provide a structure for fellowship and practice among congregations of like beliefs and convictions. The 15 congregations included: Blandon Mennonite Fellowship, Bradford Mennonite Church, [[Cross Roads Mennonite Church (Richfield, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Cross Roads Mennonite Church]], East District Mennonite Church, [[Fairview Street Mennonite Mission (Reading, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Fairview Mennonite Church]], Faith Mennonite Fellowship, Living Water Mennonite Fellowship, Marietta Mennonite Church, Myerstown Mennonite Church, [[Oak Shade Mennonite Church (Quarryville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Oak Shade Mennonite Church]], [[Oakwood Mennonite Church (Conowingo, Maryland, USA)\|Oakwood Mennonite Church]], [[Rawlinsville Mennonite Church (Rawlinsville, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Rawlinsville Mennonite Church]], Tidings of Peace Mennonite Church, Valley Mennonite Church, and [[Womelsdorf Mennonite Church (Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Womelsdorf Mennonite Church]]. They were joined by Lock Haven Mennonite Church, an unaffiliated congregation.

	In 2009 there were 19 congregations with a total of 1,473 members located in eight counties in [[Pennsylvania (USA)\|Pennsylvania]] and Cecil County, [[Maryland (USA)\|Maryland]].		In 2009 there were 19 congregations with a total of 1,473 members located in eight counties in [[Pennsylvania (USA)\|Pennsylvania]] and Cecil County, [[Maryland (USA)\|Maryland]].

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 | Shenandoah Mennonite Church || Shenandoah || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 2010 || align="right" | 10
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-| Susquehanna Mennonite Church || Port Treverton || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 2012 || align="right" | 72
+| [[Susquehanna Mennonite Church (Port Treverton, Pennsylvania, USA)|Susquehanna Mennonite Church]] || Port Treverton || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 2012 || align="right" | 72
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 | Tidings of Peace Mennonite Church || York || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 1950 || align="right" | 26

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 ! Congregation !! City !! State !! Founded !! Members
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-| Blandon Mennonite Fellowship || Blandon || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 1989 ||  align="right" | 41
+| Blandon Mennonite Fellowship || Blandon || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 1989 || align="right" | 41
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-| Bradford Mennonite Church || Bradford || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 1992 ||  align="right" | 35
+| Bradford Mennonite Church || Bradford || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 1992 || align="right" | 35
 |-
-| [[Cross Roads Mennonite Church (Richfield, Pennsylvania, USA)|Cross Roads Mennonite Church]] || Richfield || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 1774 ||  align="right" | 76
+| [[Cross Roads Mennonite Church (Richfield, Pennsylvania, USA)|Cross Roads Mennonite Church]] || Richfield || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 1774 || align="right" | 76
 |-
-| East District Mennonite Church || Watsontown || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 1959 ||  align="right" | 130
+| East District Mennonite Church || Watsontown || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 1959 || align="right" | 130
 |-
-| [[Fairview Street Mennonite Mission (Reading, Pennsylvania, USA)|Fairview Mennonite Church]] || Reading || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 1946 ||  align="right" | 130
+| [[Fairview Street Mennonite Mission (Reading, Pennsylvania, USA)|Fairview Mennonite Church]] || Reading || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 1946 || align="right" | 130
 |-
-| Faith Mennonite Fellowship || Stevens || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 1985 ||  align="right" | 193
+| Faith Mennonite Fellowship || Stevens || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 1985 || align="right" | 193
 |-
-| Hampden Mennonite Fellowship || Baltimore || Maryland ||  align="right" | 2011 ||  align="right" | 6
+| Hampden Mennonite Fellowship || Baltimore || Maryland || align="right" | 2011 || align="right" | 6
 |-
-| Kane Mennonite Church || Kane || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 2010 ||  align="right" | 12
+| Kane Mennonite Church || Kane || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 2010 || align="right" | 12
 |-
-| Lakeside Mennonite Church || Howard || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 2011 ||  align="right" | 11
+| Lakeside Mennonite Church || Howard || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 2011 || align="right" | 11
 |-
-| [[Lichty's Mennonite Church (East Earl, Pennsylvania, USA)|Lichty's Mennonite Church]] || East Earl || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 1889 ||  align="right" | 144
+| [[Lichty's Mennonite Church (East Earl, Pennsylvania, USA)|Lichty's Mennonite Church]] || East Earl || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 1889 || align="right" | 144
 |-
-| Lincoln Mennonite Church || Ephrata || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 2014 ||  align="right" | 53
+| Lincoln Mennonite Church || Ephrata || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 2014 || align="right" | 53
 |-
-| Living Hope Mennonite Church || Denver || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 2012 ||  align="right" | 27
+| Living Hope Mennonite Church || Denver || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 2012 || align="right" | 27
 |-
-| Living Water Mennonite Fellowship || Reinholds || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 1995 ||  align="right" | 76
+| Living Water Mennonite Fellowship || Reinholds || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 1995 || align="right" | 76
 |-
-| Lock Haven Mennonite Church || Lock Haven || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 1996 ||  align="right" | 43
+| Lock Haven Mennonite Church || Lock Haven || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 1996 || align="right" | 43
 |-
-| Marietta Mennonite Church || Marietta || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 1938 ||  align="right" | 57
+| Marietta Mennonite Church || Marietta || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 1938 || align="right" | 57
 |-
-| Mount Hope Mennonite Church || Manheim || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 1982 ||  align="right" | 62
+| Mount Hope Mennonite Church || Manheim || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 1982 || align="right" | 62
 |-
-| [[Myerstown Mennonite Church (Myerstown, Pennsylvania, USA)|Myerstown Mennonite Church]] || Myerstown || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 1958 ||  align="right" | 154
+| [[Myerstown Mennonite Church (Myerstown, Pennsylvania, USA)|Myerstown Mennonite Church]] || Myerstown || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 1958 || align="right" | 154
 |-
-| [[Oak Shade Mennonite Church (Quarryville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA)|Oak Shade Mennonite Church]] || Quarryville || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 1933 ||  align="right" | 32
+| [[Oak Shade Mennonite Church (Quarryville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA)|Oak Shade Mennonite Church]] || Quarryville || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 1933 || align="right" | 32
 |-
-| [[Oakwood Mennonite Church (Conowingo, Maryland, USA)|Oakwood Mennonite Church]] || Conowingo || Maryland ||  align="right" | 1950 ||  align="right" | 26
+| [[Oakwood Mennonite Church (Conowingo, Maryland, USA)|Oakwood Mennonite Church]] || Conowingo || Maryland || align="right" | 1950 || align="right" | 26
 |-
-| [[Rawlinsville Mennonite Church (Rawlinsville, Pennsylvania, USA)|Rawlinsville Mennonite Church]] || Holtwood || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 1926 ||  align="right" | 44
+| [[Rawlinsville Mennonite Church (Rawlinsville, Pennsylvania, USA)|Rawlinsville Mennonite Church]] || Holtwood || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 1926 || align="right" | 44
 |-
-| Shenandoah Mennonite Church || Shenandoah || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 2010 ||  align="right" | 10
+| Shenandoah Mennonite Church || Shenandoah || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 2010 || align="right" | 10
 |-
-| Susquehanna Mennonite Church || Port Treverton || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 2012 ||  align="right" | 72
+| Susquehanna Mennonite Church || Port Treverton || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 2012 || align="right" | 72
 |-
-| Tidings of Peace Mennonite Church || York || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 1950 ||  align="right" | 26
+| Tidings of Peace Mennonite Church || York || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 1950 || align="right" | 26
 |-
-| Valley Mennonite Church || Madisonburg || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 1958 ||  align="right" | 40
+| Valley Mennonite Church || Madisonburg || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 1958 || align="right" | 40
 |-
-| Word of Life Mennonite Fellowship || Lititz || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 2003 ||  align="right" | 96
+| Word of Life Mennonite Fellowship || Lititz || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 2003 || align="right" | 96
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-| Zion Christian Fellowship || Lebanon || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 2000 ||  align="right" | 24
+| Zion Christian Fellowship || Lebanon || Pennsylvania || align="right" | 2000 || align="right" | 24
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-| <strong>Total</strong> || <strong></strong> || <strong></strong> || <strong></strong> ||  align="right" | <strong>1,620</strong>
+| <strong>Total</strong> || <strong></strong> || <strong></strong> || <strong></strong> || align="right" | <strong>1,620</strong>
 |}
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	Oswald, Laurie L. "15 Churches Leave Lancaster Conference." <em>Mennonite Weekly Review</em> (27 May 1999): 1-2.		Oswald, Laurie L. "15 Churches Leave Lancaster Conference." <em>Mennonite Weekly Review</em> (27 May 1999): 1-2.
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 In 2009 there were 19 congregations with a total of 1,473 members located in eight counties in [[Pennsylvania (USA)|Pennsylvania]] and Cecil County, [[Maryland (USA)|Maryland]]:
-<div align="center"> <table class="vertical listing">  <tr> <th>Congregation</th> <th>City</th> <th>State</th> <th>Founded</th> <th>Members</th> </tr> <tr> <td>Blandon Mennonite Fellowship</td> <td>Blandon</td> <td>Pennsylvania</td> <td align="right">1989</td> <td align="right">49</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Bradford Mennonite Church</td> <td>Bradford</td> <td>Pennsylvania</td> <td align="right">1992</td> <td align="right">37</td> </tr> <tr> <td>[[Cross Roads Mennonite Church (Richfield, Pennsylvania, USA)|Cross Roads Mennonite Church]]</td> <td>Richfield</td> <td>Pennsylvania</td> <td align="right">1774</td> <td align="right">133</td> </tr> <tr> <td>East District Mennonite Church</td> <td>Watsontown</td> <td>Pennsylvania</td> <td align="right">1959</td> <td align="right">125</td> </tr> <tr> <td>[[Fairview Street Mennonite Mission (Reading, Pennsylvania, USA)|Fairview Mennonite Church]]</td> <td>Reading</td> <td>Pennsylvania</td> <td align="right">1946</td> <td align="right">120</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Faith Mennonite Fellowship</td> <td>Stevens</td> <td>Pennsylvania</td> <td align="right">1985</td> <td align="right">203</td> </tr> <tr> <td>[[Lichty Mennonite Church (East Earl, Pennsylvania, USA)|Lichty's Mennonite Church]]</td> <td>East Earl</td> <td>Pennsylvania</td> <td align="right">1889</td> <td align="right">120</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Living Water Mennonite Fellowship</td> <td>Reinholds</td> <td>Pennsylvania</td> <td align="right">1995</td> <td align="right">96</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Lock Haven Mennonite Church</td> <td>Lock Haven</td> <td>Pennsylvania</td> <td align="right">1996</td> <td align="right">41</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Marietta Mennonite Church</td> <td>Marietta</td> <td>Pennsylvania</td> <td align="right">1938</td> <td align="right">52</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Mount Hope Mennonite Church</td> <td>Manheim</td> <td>Pennsylvania</td> <td align="right">1982</td> <td align="right">65</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Myerstown Mennonite Church</td> <td>Myerstown</td> <td>Pennsylvania</td> <td align="right">1958</td> <td align="right">135</td> </tr> <tr> <td>[[Oak Shade Mennonite Church (Quarryville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA)|Oak Shade Mennonite Church]]</td> <td>Quarryville</td> <td>Pennsylvania</td> <td align="right">1933</td> <td align="right">29</td> </tr> <tr> <td>[[Oakwood Mennonite Church (Conowingo, Maryland, USA)|Oakwood Mennonite Church]]</td> <td>Conowingo</td> <td>Maryland</td> <td align="right">1950</td> <td align="right">27</td> </tr> <tr> <td>[[Rawlinsville Mennonite Church (Rawlinsville, Pennsylvania, USA)|Rawlinsville Mennonite Church]]</td> <td>Holtwood</td> <td>Pennsylvania</td> <td align="right">1926</td> <td align="right">57</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Tidings of Peace Mennonite Church</td> <td>York</td> <td>Pennsylvania</td> <td align="right">1950</td> <td align="right">22</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Valley Mennonite Church</td> <td>Madisonburg</td> <td>Pennsylvania</td> <td align="right">1958</td> <td align="right">35</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Word of Life Mennonite Fellowship</td> <td>Lititz</td> <td>Pennsylvania</td> <td align="right">2003</td> <td align="right">103</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Zion Christian Fellowship</td> <td>Lebanon</td> <td>Pennsylvania</td> <td align="right">2000</td> <td align="right">24</td> </tr> <tr> <td><strong>Total</strong></td> <td><strong>
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+! Congregation !! City !! State !! Founded !! Members
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+| Blandon Mennonite Fellowship || Blandon || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 1989 ||  align="right" | 49
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-</strong></td> <td align="right"><strong>1,473</strong></td> </tr>  </table> </div>
+| Bradford Mennonite Church || Bradford || Pennsylvania ||  align="right" | 1992 ||  align="right" | 37
 = Bibliography =
 <em>Mennonite Church Directory 2010</em>. Harrisonburg, VA: Christian Light Publications, Inc., 2010: 74-76.

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