Mennonite

Mennonites are a Christian group that originated in the 16th century during the Protestant Reformation, emphasizing sincere faith, nonviolence, and community living. They value pacifism, humility, and simple lifestyles, often rejecting modern technology in favor of traditional practices. Many Mennonites are part of the Anabaptist movement and prioritize community service, charity, and spiritual devotion. Their practices and beliefs can vary widely—some groups are peaceful and traditional, while others are more integrated into modern society. Overall, Mennonites seek to live out their faith through peaceful, ethical, and community-oriented principles.