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 Beachy Churches across the U.S., around the Globe

Belleville
Amish Mennonite

Cornerstone Mennonite

Year started: 2001

Bishop: (Ordination in March ‘09)

Affiliation: Beachy A.M.

Sub-affiliation: Berea A.M.

Origin: Carrier Mills A.M. (IL)

Year started: 2002

Bishop: Dean Miller

Affiliation: Beachy A.M.

Sub-affiliation: None

Origin: Hillcrest Mennonite Fellowship

Building is used but not owned by group

Lighthouse of Faith Fellowship

Shady Lawn Mennonite

Year started: 2003

Bishop: Elmer J. Miller  of Woodlawn A.M. (IN)

Affiliation: Beachy A.M.

Sub-affiliation: None

Origin: Various, including Woodlawn

Little Flock
Christian Fellowship

Year started: 2002

Bishop: Charles Hamilton

Affiliation: Beachy A.M.

Sub-affiliation: None

Origin: Hillcrest Mennonite Fellowship

Year started: 1960

Bishop: Elmer Gingerich

Affiliation: Beachy A.M.

Sub-affiliation: None

Origin: MIC Mission

Hillcrest
Mennonite Fellowship

Year started: 1976

Year ended: 2003

Final affiliation: Beachy A.M.

Origin: Hillcrest Home personnel

History: Separated into two churches, Cornerstone and Little Flock, and Hillcrest Home decided to host neither church on premises. Hillcrest Home still has a ‘chapel’ for the residents.

Church is no longer in operation.

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