The Mennonite population being affected by a measles outbreak in West Texas is part of a larger, loosely affiliated group of ...

Mennonites belong to the broader Anabaptist tradition, which emerged in 1525 as the radical wing of the Protestant Reformation in Central Europe, according to AP. Other Anabaptist groups today include ...

Close-knit religious community claims it is a scapegoat for wider issue of anti-vax sentiment in rural West Texas ...

Amos "Wil" Stoltzfus says a handshake, not litigation, is the way of doing business in the Lancaster County communities of ...

Mennonites are part of the Anabaptist group of churches, which include the Amish and which have varying beliefs.

Marguerite de Angeli's award-winning children’s book, Henner’s Lydia, made a lasting impression in 1936 and beyond.

Measles is hitting them hard in West Texas. Who are the Mennonites, and why are they so vulnerable to the outbreak? A San Antonio pastor has the answers.

An unvaccinated child has died as measles cases in rural West Texas continue to surge, making it the largest outbreak in the ...

Other Mennonites maintain traditions similar to the Amish, with tight-knit, separatist communities marked by such things as limited technology, nonviolence, male leadership and traditional dress ...