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79:. Traditional Mennonites are opposed to everything that has to do with war. In 1945/46 a controversy about church discipline led to the withdrawal of the vast majority of the members of the shortly before established Phares O. Stauffer group forming a new group which choose Aaron Martin as minister and later as bishop. 253:
Contrary to popular belief, Old Order groups do not simply stay as they always have been, but have to struggle in many ways to adapt to the modern world and to preserve traditions that are important to them. Because the Noah Hoover Mennonites have such a complicated history of splits and mergers,
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In 1961 the Titus Hoover group, from which the Noah Hoovers emerged, had 64 members. Of these members, 43 were of Reformed Amish Christian Church descent. In 1987 the Noah Hoovers had about 150 members and a total population that can be estimated at around 400. Around 1996 the group had
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they and the Titus Hoovers tried to merge, but in the end less than half of the ones, who had left the David Martins chose to unite with the Titus Hoovers and move to Pennsylvania. The ones, who did not merge with the Titus Hoovers, tried to merge with the
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Noah Hoover Mennonites believe in the same Mennonite principles as other Old Order Mennonites. Concerning the use of technology, the group is the most conservative of all Mennonite groups as they permit no engine power at all. Their
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Many people from various backgrounds have been attracted to the Noah Hoover group. The ultra-conservative stance on technology combined with firm Biblicism, intense spirituality, and high morals standards have had a wide
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and since men wear beards, they can easily be taken for Old Order Amish, only the fact that they also wear mustaches distinguishes them from the Amish. They use mostly Standard German for Church and Bible reading, and
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Deacon Jonas Nolt of the new Aaron Martin group objected to growing and using tobacco and too much modern farm machinery. He felt strongly that chicks should be hatched by brooding hens instead of being bought from a
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The Noah Hoover Mennonites have a complicated history because they did not just separate from one other Old Order Mennonites group but emerged from a series of splits and mergers of different Old Order groups.
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and later merged with several other groups. Today it is seen as an independent branch of Old Order Mennonites. The group differs from other Old Order Mennonites by having settlements outside the US and Canada
668: 87:. The people around him formed a new group in 1949 that over several years attracted more and more people from the Aaron Martin group and eventually choose Titus B. Hoover (1925–2016) as bishop. 102:, by David Schwartz (1862–1953). Through the merger the Reformed Amish Christian Church came to an end as independent church, because almost all of its members joined the Titus Hoover group. 63:
The events that led to the Noah Hoover Mennonites as an independent group of Old Order Mennonites started in 1944 when a group around bishop Phares O. Stauffer left the main body of the
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Donnermeyer, Joseph, and Cory Anderson: "The Growth of Amish and Plain Anabaptists in Kentucky." in Journal of Amish and Plain Anabaptist Studies 2(2):215, page 244, 2014.
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Donnermeyer, Joseph, and Cory Anderson: "The Growth of Amish and Plain Anabaptists in Kentucky." in Journal of Amish and Plain Anabaptist Studies 2(2):215, page 231, 2014.
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and Orthodox Mennonites joined the Titus Hoover group. When in 1954 a group of twenty-five people from the extended Hoover and Sherk families left the
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In 1987, 45 members were living in Belize, where their total population stood at 157. In 2010 their three main Belizean settlements
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do, so they have had to find out in a longer process how they wish to live. This led to a community that is more
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they are unable to rely on tradition in the same way in which other very conservative groups like, e.g., the
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in 1998, the five "Christian Communities" he had founded disbanded. One of these communities, located in
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In 2015 the group had the following communities (or church districts or settlements): three in
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In 1952 the new Titus Hoover group in Snyder County was joined by most of the members of the "
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Stephen Scott: Old Order and Conservative Mennonites Groups, Intercourse, PA 1996, page 104.
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Stephen Scott: Old Order and Conservative Mennonites Groups, Intercourse, PA 1996, page 103.
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The Noah Hoover Mennonites then emerged from a split from the Titus Hoover group in 1963 in
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than ultra traditional. In worldview and practice they show some similarities with the
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Donald Kraybill and the Mennonite World Conference list them as an independent group.
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starting in 1958. Later some of these Mennonites joined the Noah Hoover group.
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Orthodox Mennonite Church at Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online
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Concise Encyclopedia of Amish, Brethren, Hutterites, and Mennonites
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In 1978, they left Snyder County and shifted their center to
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in Belize, Central America. They had an associated group in
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Anabaptist denominations established in the 20th century
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The Amish Christian Church - Its History and Legacy
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The Amish Christian Church - Its History and Legacy
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The Amish Christian Church – Its History and Legacy
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Index

Mennonite World Conference
Scottsville
plain
Old Order Mennonites
Stauffer Mennonites
in Belize
intentionalist minded
Stauffer Mennonites
Snyder County, Pennsylvania
food ration stamps
World War II
hatchery
Reformed Amish Christian Church
Amish Christian Church
Berne, Indiana
Amish
Hohenwald, Tennessee
Adams County, Indiana
"Russian" Mennonites
David Martin Mennonites
Ontario
Reidenbach Mennonites
Orthodox Mennonites
Snyder County, Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania German
Pilgrimage Valley
Upper Barton Creek
Belize
Plautdietsch
"Russian" Mennonites

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