, 21 November 2005 (UTC) 

 :: One of the allegations being made here is that Mennonites are part of the "true church" movement. From a footone in the Anabaptist article: 

 ::: A "true church" movement is one in which the participants of a movement believe their movement represents the true faith and order of New Testament Christianity. Most only assert this in relation to their church doctrines, polity, and practice (e.g., the ordinances), while a few hold they are the only true Christians. 

 ::The main Mennonite church denominations do not make this claim. On the contrary, they are an active part of the ecumenical community and in active conversation with other Christian groups. While there may be pockets of conservative Mennonites who do, it is not a widely held belief or doctrine of Mennonites as a whole.  11:45