John Holdeman became both an evangelist and a reformer. Issues he believed needed reform included the baptism of persons not giving sufficient evidence of conversion, less than diligent child training, …

The Holdeman Mennonites experienced significant growth with the influx of Mennonite immigrants from the Russian Empire (now Ukraine), particularly among the so-called “Russian” Mennonites of Dutch …

The Holdeman denomination is a mere 150 years old. It was started by a 26-year-old layman in Ohio who left the Eight Square Mennonite church with his father, wife, and one other relative, ordained …

Jun 30, 2021 · One is to tell the narrative history of the Holdeman branch of Mennonitism from its origins in 16th-century Anabaptism to its life today, mostly in North America.

Mar 23, 2021 · Holdeman beliefs pertaining to the supernatural, the Bible, salvation, and eternal destiny are similar to those of evangelical Protestants. Their distinctions are largely those seen among …

John Holdeman was a Spirit-filled evangelist, teacher, and writer. His outstanding work is the Mirror of Truth, a doctrinal book still held in high regard by the church today. He traveled widely as an …

It is important to have background history of John Holdeman, the founder of the Holdeman Mennonites. He broke away from the Mennonite church in the mid-1800s, feeling called to restore the church.

Holdeman is an in depth look at the theology of the Holdeman Mennonite Church through the writings of John Holdeman and testimony of former members.

John Holdeman (January 31, 1832 - March 10, 1900) was an American preacher and the most well-known founder of the Church of God in Christ, Mennonite, also known in certain areas as the …

Holdeman’s preaching gathered only 150 converts in twenty years. It may have died out like other spin-off groups during that era but for an influx in 1878 of immigrants from Russia that boosted the …