The use of radio and television is not allowed. Their life-style reflects the old Mennonite traditions. Regular worship services include Sunday school and preaching every Sunday morning, Sunday evening services, and midweek prayer meetings. The singing is in four-part harmony without accompaniment with some emphasis on singing instruction and special song services. No special group singing is allowed in worship services.
Ministers are unsalaried and chosen from the congregation by nomination and the use of the lot.
Children of members do not attend public schools. Private schools are provided by the group so that all the member families have access to them. Teachers are not college trained. Many of the students continue in school through 10th grade. The Mennonite Messianic Mission, Inc., is the official organization which directs the group's missions in British Columbia, Guatemala, the Bahamas, and Paraguay.