River Brethren

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The River Brethren are a conservative Anabaptist Christian group that emerged in 18th-century Pennsylvania, emphasizing plain living, nonresistance, and believer’s baptism.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
River Brethren canonical 3

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Statements (35)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Anabaptist Christian group
religious denomination
coreEthic nonconformity to the world
nonresistance
plain living
separation from the world
simplicity
corePractice believer’s baptism
countryOfOrigin United States of America
doctrine Trinitarianism
believers’ church ecclesiology
holiness of life
non-participation in warfare
non-swearing of oaths
emergedAmong Pennsylvania German communities
emergedInCentury 18th century
emergedInDecade 1770s
hasBranch Brethren in Christ Church
linked to: Brethren in Christ

Calvary Holiness Church (River Brethren)
Old Order River Brethren
United Zion Church
influencedBy Mennonites
Pietism
languageHeritage Pennsylvania German
practice adult baptism by immersion
church discipline
foot washing
head covering for women
mutual aid
plain dress
regionOfOrigin Pennsylvania
religiousOrientation Christian
religiousTradition Anabaptism
linked to: Radical Reformation
scripture Bible
theology conservative Anabaptist theology

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Eisenhower family religiousBackground River Brethren
Roy Jacob Eisenhower religion River Brethren