This quiz focuses on the beginning of the General Conference Mennonites and the differences in belief betweeen them and the "Old Order" groups.

This document, converted from a Powerpoint, touches on the influence of Pietism in England and the United States. Revivals broke out, led by men such as Jonathan Edwards, John and Charles Wesley, and Geroge Whitfield. The Brethren church was started from the German Reformed church and the Methodists from the Church of England.

This student handout ties with the lesson outline to focus on the influence and beliefs of the holiness movement in America, especially its beginning stages in the 1800s.

This document, converted from a Powerpoint, focuses on the influence and beliefs of the holiness movement in America, especially its beginning stages in the 1800s.

This document, converted from a Powerpoint, is a short explanation of the differing views of truth and authority that the Enlightenment emphasized.

This student handout ties with the lesson outline to focus on Pietism and Philipp Spener's six proposals for "personal religious experiences and holiness in everyday life."

This quiz focuses on the Holiness movement in America, its beginning and beliefs.

This document, converted from a Powerpoint, follows the history of the Anabaptists after the Reformation. A notable schism occurred in the 1690s when Jacob Ammann promoted strict shunning and other changes in the Swiss Brethren church. Groups of Anabaptists migrated to areas of greater tolerance where they gained prosperity, often assimilating into the surrounding society.