Mennonite Brethren

The Mennonite Brethren are a Christian denomination that originated in the 19th century during a renewal movement within Mennonite communities. They emphasize personal faith in Jesus Christ, Bible-centered teaching, and a commitment to living out Christian principles through community and service. They value simplicity, pacifism, and active evangelism. Mennonite Brethren often practice adult baptism and have a global presence, focusing on church planting, missions, and social justice. Their beliefs combine traditional Mennonite heritage with a focus on evangelism and a contemporary approach to faith and community life.