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Thank you, AMF, for sharing these facts about the great actress, Ava Gardner. We certainly do not wish to overlook her accomplishments. And thanks for listening.

Increasingly, more and more Anabaptists prefer immersion, as it is now understood to be the earliest form of baptism. Baptizing where water is limited, when someone is ill/hospitalized/dying, or in areas under religious persecution may still need to be done by different methods- the Lord is merciful and looks on our hearts. But I continue to hear more testimonies coming from very diverse groups and nations, who have become convicted that immersion was the earliest and New Testament mode of baptism. I’m surprised by the unrelated groups of people whom I’ve heard choosing trine immersion! Complete immersion, three times in a row, is still used as a mikvah bath for converts to Judaism, and for other acts of spiritual dedication. Many historians see this as the historical roots of New Testament Baptism.

@@salyluz6535 yes, I know some of the more liberal groups of Mennonites give immersion as an option now. I've wondered how the early Anabaptists settled on pouring.

If you read the Bible to tells men and women to dress modestly that includes head coverings

And we do not wear them for salvation but to be separate from the world

Don’t most of us at one time or another have the sin of pride in one form or another? Sin is a constant battlefield as long as we live in a world where Satan likes to rule. My great grandparents came from Pennsylvania to Stark Co. Ohio to St. County Indiana. They were OldGerman Baptist. They were related to the Christian Wenger family also from Pa. They started a church in South Bend and later help build a bigger one. My great-grandfather was a teacher /preacher there in the first church. I have been trying to find the history of the church. I was raised in a E.U.B. Church,baptized triune style face forward. I would like to know more. I remember talk about Camp Mack.

@@Carol-sy3rfI'm descended from Peter Nead. Visited his house in Broadway, VA recently.

Is the book still available? What is the title?

GBs take offince to that if you call some GBs they will get mad

@@dawnaustin9853 Gotcha. I saw the term on a genealogical document and I started looking it up.

@@Airman1121 Ya

The clothing is about no vanity, about keeping separate from The World (be in it but not of it.) it’s about holding on to an identity that is a constant reminder that the Body of Christ is One, and about frugality.

I grew up in a Old German Baptist home and they always refer to the special clothes as a Uniform. They would equate their Uniform to Police Uniforms or military uniforms as a symbol of being a member of those organizations. They have some bible verse that they base the wearing of uniform on but not sure now what it is. They don't see the Uniform as giving salvation but it is part of the requirements of being a member of the OGB church so to some but not all of them feel that salvation is only possible by being in good standing with the OOGB church.

They do this because its what they belive and we take offince to this P.S IM A GERMAN BAPTIST

@@dawnaustin9853 Brother Austin, you must get thee off the internet and tend to thine chores

@@toomuchcaffeinetoday 🪓🔨⛏🔧 Im working real hard