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Harmony Mennonite Church Nashville TN closed in 2011
Who are mennonites?
Mennonites are, above all, followers of Christ. For the most part, you won’t see a lot of difference between Mennonites and other mainstream denominations. We dress the same, live the same, and worship the same.
The Mennonite faith was born out of the Anabaptist movement of the 16th century. The Anabaptists were people who believed in baptizing adult believers rather than infants. They also believed in resolving conflict through peaceful and non-violent means. The name Anabaptist was given to this group by others as a way of mocking them. Anabaptist means “re-baptize.” Those in the group had all been baptized as infants, but were making the choice to be “re-baptized” as adult believers.
Who are mennonites?
Mennonites are, above all, followers of Christ. For the most part, you won’t see a lot of difference between Mennonites and other mainstream denominations. We dress the same, live the same, and worship the same.
The Mennonite faith was born out of the Anabaptist movement of the 16th century. The Anabaptists were people who believed in baptizing adult believers rather than infants. They also believed in resolving conflict through peaceful and non-violent means. The name Anabaptist was given to this group by others as a way of mocking them. Anabaptist means “re-baptize.” Those in the group had all been baptized as infants, but were making the choice to be “re-baptized” as adult believers.
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Gina Walczak
503 Hogan Rd
Nashville,
TN
37220
United States
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Harmony Mennonite Church History
The Nashville Mennonite Church began in 1986 in Nashville, Tennessee, as a church-planting effort by the Mennonite Board of Missions and the Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference. Wayne and Sue Graber Detweiler led the effort; they were ordained in May 1989.
The fledgling congregation changed its name to Harmony Christian Fellowship in 1987. It was also called Harmony Mennonite Church as early as 2000, though the "Mennonite Directory" used Harmony Christian Fellowship through 2009. Throughout its life, it was essentially a house church.
Beginning in the 1990s, helped to host a Kids' Church program in Nashville directed at inner-city children. It featured Sunday school and recreation every other Sunday.
The Harmony Mennonite Church closed in 2011.
From https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Harmony_Mennonite_Church_(Nashville,_Tennessee,_USA)
The fledgling congregation changed its name to Harmony Christian Fellowship in 1987. It was also called Harmony Mennonite Church as early as 2000, though the "Mennonite Directory" used Harmony Christian Fellowship through 2009. Throughout its life, it was essentially a house church.
The Harmony Mennonite Church closed in 2011.
From https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Harmony_Mennonite_Church_(Nashville,_Tennessee,_USA)
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Harmony Mennonite Church listing was last updated on the 11th of July, 2024
