What are the Beachy Amish-Mennonites?
The “Amish-Mennonites” are the car-driving, outreach focused  cousin of the more broadly known horse-and-buggy Amish. They are intertwined in history and heritage. And just like there are many types of horse-and-buggy Amish, there are different Amish-Mennonites as well. The Beachy type of Amish-Mennonite is the largest group today (though only 10% the size of the Amish). They own automobiles, use cameras and computers (but not radio and television), have distinctive dress, and are evangelical in theology and practice.

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