Hey, nice link and very appropriate for me at this particular time. July 4, I am joining the New Haven Church of the Brethren and have been considering writing a web site for them.Walden wrote: Many Scandinavian and Russian Dunkard Brethren, a sect so named for their baptismal practice of triple immersion, fled to southern Canada, and the eastern United States in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. They eventually found a haven in Mennonite areas of Indiana and Ohio, and, to a lesser extent, in largely Freewill Baptist communities of western Appalachia.
Our church (which my grandfather on my dad's side founded), since I have attended, has always had music, even before it could afford a piano. I can vaguely remember the hymnals having shaped notes and dad (daddy sang bass) was confused without the shapes when we first changed.
