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Paradise Mennonite Church (Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference), located near Reid, Maryland, four miles north of Hagerstown. Services were first

Miller (Millers) Mennonite Church (Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference), located near Leitersburg, Maryland, was established in 1765. After services

Flintstone Mennonite Mission (Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference) is located near Flintstone, Maryland. The first services were held in private homes

church was originally a Mennonite Church (MC) congregation but later joined the Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference. Mennonite Church Directory 2014

On 26 August 1978 the Mountain View congregation requested a release from Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference North. The release was granted and Mountain

Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference MLA style Thiessen, Richard D. "Pondsville Mennonite Church (Smithsburg, Maryland, USA)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia

Denominational Affiliations: Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference MLA style Thiessen, Richard D. "Nazareth Mennonite Church (Adama, Oromia Region,

Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference MLA style Thiessen, Richard D. "Waynecastle Mennonite Church (Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, USA)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia

Denominational Affiliations: Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference MLA style Thiessen, Richard D. "Friends Cove Mennonite Church (Bedford, Pennsylvania

Denominational Affiliations: Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference MLA style Thiessen, Richard D. "Cedar Valley Mennonite Church (Chambersburg, Pennsylvania

Denominational Affiliations: Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference MLA style Thiessen, Richard D. "Paces Creek Mennonite Church (Manchester, Kentucky

Denominational Affiliations: Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference MLA style Thiessen, Richard D. "Lincoln County Mennonite Church (Crab Orchard, Kentucky

Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference MLA style Thiessen, Richard D. "Port-de-Paix Mennonite Mission (Port-de-Paix, Haiti)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia

Denominational Affiliations: Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference MLA style Thiessen, Richard D. "Good Hope Mennonite Church (Washington Court House, Ohio, USA)

Denominational Affiliations: Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference MLA style Thiessen, Richard D. "Meadow View Mennonite Church (Hagerstown, Maryland

church was initially a Mennonite Church (MC) congregation but later affiliated with the Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference. Mennonite Church Directory

church on left. Denominational Affiliations: Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference Map:Clear Spring Mennonite Church (Clear Spring, Maryland) MLA style

144. The congregation was initially a member of the Mennonite Church (MC) but later joined the Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference. Mennonite Church

General Conference Mennonite Church, Conservative Mennonites, and Beachy Amish Mennonites. Amish and other churches not affiliated with any conference add

Franklin Mennonite Conference, Gulf States Mennonite Conference, Illinois Mennonite Conference, Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference, Iowa-Nebraska Conference

Coast Conference, and Franklin Conference. Prior to the affiliation with Mennonite Church USA, Lancaster Mennonite Conference affiliated with the (Old) Mennonite

joined a Mennonite conference. The second group first joined the Eastern Amish Mennonite Conference in 1893, which merged with the Ohio Mennonite Conference

Reformed Mennonites is small; in 1954 the Mennonite Church group had 821 members organized into eight congregations. They were members of the Washington County

formerly part of the Washington-Franklin (North) Mennonite Conference (later the Franklin Mennonite Conference). The three congregations in Maryland were:

Conservative Mennonite Fellowship, Guatemala. In 1968 the Eastern Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities (MC) and the Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference

Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference (2, 43); Ohio Mennonite Conference (1, 25); Virginia Mennonite Conference (1, 10); Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference (1

ed. Mennonite World Handbook. Lombard, IL: Mennonite World Conference, 1978: 76-81. Mennonite World Conference. "Global Map: Ethiopia." Mennonite World

Communion Mennonite d'Haiti. Mennonite Church Directory (2020): 35. Mennonite World Conference. "Global Map: Haiti." Mennonite World Conference. Web. 30

service of the several Mennonite congregations in a conference district or regional area, and also the annual and semiannual conferences and ministers' meetings

worship. Other Mennonite bodies such as the General Conference Mennonite Church, the Evangelical Mennonite Brethren, the Evangelical Mennonite Church, the

in the Washington County, Maryland, and Franklin County, Pennsylvania Conference led by Bishop Amos E. Martin. Rowe became part of the Washington-Franklin

Charities (Mennonite Church) and the Mission Board of the Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference (later known as Franklin Mennonite Conference). The mission

and the Franklin-Washington Mennonite Conference (later continued by the Franklin Mennonite Conference) of Chambersburg, PA. In 1968 Richard and Lois Landis

Conservative Conference) established a work at Espelkamp. In 1954 the Swiss Mennonite Conference, with an MCC subsidy, took over the opening established by the

Strasburg Mennonite Church (Mennonite Church) of Franklin County, Pennsylvania, a member of Washington County, Maryland, and Franklin County, Pennsylvania

the Burns Valley congregation was part of a division in the Washington County, Maryland, and Franklin County, Pennsylvania Conference led by Bishop Amos

Denlinger Charles, a prominent Mennonite Church (MC) educator, was born in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, in Washington Boro, 29 June 1878 of Swiss background

American Mennonites was established by members of the General Conference Mennonite Church in 1872. The Mennonite Brethren followed in 1878, Mennonite Church

title=Franklin_Mennonite_Conference&oldid=177181. APA style Roth, Cedric. (September 2017). Franklin Mennonite Conference. Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia

the conference and became more commonly known as the Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference. -- J. Irvin Lehman The Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference

the Franklin Mennonite Conference, which itself withdrew from Mennonite Church USA in 2016 and became a bishop district of the Lancaster Mennonite Conference

Valley Mennonite Church (3, 154); Eastern Pennsylvania Mennonite Church (2, 72); Washington-Franklin Conference (8, 796); unaffiliated Mennonites and fellowship

Southeastern Mennonite Conference; Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference; and Western Conservative Mennonite Conference. The congregations deriving from Amish roots

raised in the Mennonite faith and died a member of the congregation (General Conference Mennonite). He was married to Hazel Mount of Washington, Iowa, in 1908

Lancaster Mennonite Conference and the Washington County, Maryland - Franklin County, Pennsylvania Mennonite Conference and in two congregations of the Franconia

General Conference Mennonite Church were immigration houses (Alexanderwohl, Hoffnungsau, etc.) and school-houses; the first Krimmer Mennonite Brethren

eastern sector of the Mennonite Church (Mennonite Church [MC]) (Franconia, Lancas­ter, Washington-Franklin, and Virginia conferences) the ministers generally

the Mennonite Church (MC), but after World War II rapidly increased except in the four eastern conferences—Franconia, Lancaster, Franklin-Washington, and

Shady Pine Mennonite Church located at Willow Hill, Pennsylvania, member of the Washington-Franklin Mennonite Conference, is a mission congregation under the

into Mennonite Church USA, First Mennonite was among the congregations that joined the new Central Plains Mennonite Conference in 2000. In 2023 the congregation

Foundation: The Mennonites of Franklin County, Pennsylvania, and Washington County, Maryland, 1730-1970. Studies in Anabaptist and Mennonite history, no.

the late 1950s the congregation was a member of the Washington County, Maryland, and Franklin County, Pennsylvania Mennonite Conference, but later joined

Williamson Mennonite Church (Mennonite Church), located one mile west of Williamson in Franklin County, Pennsylvania, a member of the Washington County, Maryland

Lancaster, Franconia, and Washington-Franklin (MC) conference districts as well as by the Old Order, Stauffer, and Reformed Mennonites in the United States

the Conservative Mennonite Fellowship, Eastern Pennsylvania Mennonite Church, Southeastern Mennonite Conference, and Midwest Mennonite Fellowship. However

Southwestern Pennsylvania Conference and also in the work of the Franklin County, Pennsylvania-Washington County, Maryland Conference. Landis, Ira D. "The Life

Lancaster, Franconia, Virginia, Washington County (Maryland) and Franklin County (Pennsylvania) conferences, nor from the congregations of Fulton County, Ohio,