Good Friday is a sacred day in the life of Amish. Most Amish church districts hold a long church service, usually for adults only. The focus is to remember Christ dying on the cross for humankind.
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Old Order Mennonites have church service on Good Friday, too, and the children attend as well. I wonder why the Amish children don’t attend.
Old Order Mennonites have church service on Good Friday, too, and the children attend as well. I wonder why the Amish children don’t attend.
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They will unless it’s a council church.
Bruce
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