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The Anabaptist Disciples of Christ (ADC) emerged in 2016, primarily from congregations formerly part of the Beachy Amish. These congregations sought more autonomy in congregational decision-making. ADC encouraged careful use of media but, unlike the Beachy Amish, did not prohibit the use of radio. In 2023 ADC consisted of 22 congregations in 9 states.
ADC functioned to administer a network of autonomous congregations subscribing to a common statement of beliefs. Rather than operating as a governing body, ADC functioned to provide: (1) planning and administration of annual assemblies for pastoral fellowship, (2) pastoral networking for counsel and resources in local church leadership and administration, (3) inter-congregational collaboration in evangelization and missions and (4) pastoral training resources and events.
Anabaptist Disciples of Christ published a quarterly newsletter, The ADC Disciple. Nate Yoder served as editor in 2023.
ADC held its annual assembly on the fourth Friday and Saturday of January.
Congregation | City | State |
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Abundant Grace Fellowship | Harlan Park | Indiana |
Abundant Life Christian Fellowship | Lancaster | Pennsylvania |
Agape Christian Church | Berlin | Ohio |
Anchor of Hope | Chuckey | Tennessee |
Berea Christian Fellowship | Nappanee | Indiana |
Bethel Christian Fellowship | Narvon | Pennsylvania |
Bethel Fellowship | Millersburg | Ohio |
Crosspointe Mennonite Church | Baltic | Ohio |
Emmanuel Mennonite Church | Amanda | Ohio |
Faith Christian Fellowship | Catlett | Virginia |
Fairhaven Mennonite Church | Goshen | Indiana |
Followers of Christ Assembly | Louisville | Ohio |
Gracepointe Church | Dover | Ohio |
Harmony Christian Fellowship | Millington | Maryland |
Harvest Mennonite Church | Fortuna | Missouri |
Haven Fellowship | Plain City | Ohio |
Lake Grace Mennonite Church | Jesup | Georgia |
Living Hope Mennonite Fellowship | Florence | Colorado |
New Covenant Fellowship | Dundee | Ohio |
Shalom Christian Fellowship | Fredericksburg | Ohio |
Way of Jesus Fellowship | Lancaster | Pennsylvania |
Woodlawn Church | Goshen | Indiana |
Bibliography
Anabaptist Disciples of Christ: An affiliation of Conservative Anabaptist Churches. Web. 18 May 2023. https://anabaptistdisciplesofchrist.org/
Additional Information
Address: P.O. Box 55 Walnut Creek, OH 44687
E-mail: janate3@frontier.com (editor, The ADC Disciple)
Author(s) | Kenneth Sensenig |
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Date Published | June 2023 |
Cite This Article
MLA style
Sensenig, Kenneth. "Anabaptist Disciples of Christ." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. June 2023. Web. 16 Aug 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Anabaptist_Disciples_of_Christ&oldid=175939.
APA style
Sensenig, Kenneth. (June 2023). Anabaptist Disciples of Christ. Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 16 August 2024, from https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Anabaptist_Disciples_of_Christ&oldid=175939.
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