Talk:Old Order Mennonite

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[edit] Old Order and Conservative Mennonite Groups

This article could benefit a lot from the content in Stephen Scott's 1995 survey of 'old fashioned' Mennonite groups. He shows the distinct Old Order groups in detail, explains their historical roots, and distinguishes them from other Conservative Mennonite Movement groups that have Amish roots. It is also an interesting book that makes these people come alive with pictures which might be valuable here too. Anacapa 05:55, 11 April 2006 (UTC)