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| + | | FABlurb='''Convención Evangélica de Iglesias Paraguayas Hermanos Menonitas (CEIPHM)''' is the organization of non-immigrant, Latino [[Mennonite Brethren]] churches, and it is one of 20 Mennonite conferences in [[Paraguay]]. The conference began in 1955 from mission work of the Board of Missions and Services (BOMAS), the mission board of [[Mennonite Brethren]] in the United States and Canada. BOMAS ministry began in Asunción under the direction of Albert Enns. In 1956 the first baptism took place, and in 1958 the first congregation started. In 1971 leaders of several churches organized the CEIPHM, and in 1986 they officially adopted the name Convención Evangélica de Iglesias Paraguayas Hermanos Menonitas. In 2006 the conference had 76 congregations and 3,500 members... | ||
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The Global Anabaptist Church
The Anabaptist-Mennonite tradition traces its beginnings to the Radical Reformation in the sixteenth century. The early Anabaptists were deeply indebted to both Catholic and Protestant understandings of faith, but they differed with these groups in their emphasis on adult baptism, an ethic of love in all human relations (including enemies), and a view of the church as a community of equal members committed to being disciples of Christ together. In the centuries that followed, the Anabaptist movement took root primarily in Europe, Russia and North America, with its main groups identified as the Mennonites, Hutterites and Amish. During the twentieth century, however, the Anabaptist movement has become a global reality. Today (2009) the majority of the 1.5 million Anabaptist-Mennonites live in southern hemisphere, with active congregations in at least 75 different countries. Take some time to explore where Anabaptist communities exist around the world by clicking on different regions of the world map below. Or if you'd rather, browse through the different branches of the Anabaptist family tree.  |
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Mennonite World Conference (MWC) is a global faith community in the Anabaptist tradition that links together Anabaptist-related churches and engages other world communions and organizations. Every six to seven years Mennonite and Brethren in Christ conferences and groups gather for a general assembly. In 2009 MWC included 227 organized Mennonite or Brethren in Christ conferences across 80 countries and six continents. Membership stood at 1,616,126, with 60% of members living in Africa, Asia, or Latin America. |
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Convención Evangélica de Iglesias Paraguayas Hermanos Menonitas (CEIPHM) is the organization of non-immigrant, Latino Mennonite Brethren churches, and it is one of 20 Mennonite conferences in Paraguay. The conference began in 1955 from mission work of the Board of Missions and Services (BOMAS), the mission board of Mennonite Brethren in the United States and Canada. BOMAS ministry began in Asunción under the direction of Albert Enns. In 1956 the first baptism took place, and in 1958 the first congregation started. In 1971 leaders of several churches organized the CEIPHM, and in 1986 they officially adopted the name Convención Evangélica de Iglesias Paraguayas Hermanos Menonitas. In 2006 the conference had 76 congregations and 3,500 members... |
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What is Mennonite World Conference?
Mennonite World Conference (MWC) is a global faith community in the Anabaptist tradition that links together Anabaptist-related churches and engages other world communions and organizations. Every six to seven years Mennonite and Brethren in Christ conferences and groups gather for a general assembly.
In 2006 MWC included 217 organized Mennonite or Brethren in Christ conferences across 75 countries and six continents. Membership stood at 1,478,540, with 60% of members living in Africa, Asia, or Latin America.
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