Learning to follow the peaceful Way of Jesus
We believe that the Anabaptist-Mennonite story offers an alternative and inspiring perspective to our contemporary society and has potential to inspire people to make new connections with the life of Jesus and his followers. We hope to energise people in their search for truth and wholeness and equip them to live distinctively in a post-Christendom world.
Our Purpose
Providing support and resources for the Anabaptist movement in the UK
Overseeing Projects
We can offer a home to projects and pioneers, and help in areas such as governance, human resources, accounting, and IT.
Grant Funding
We welcome grant applications from projects who fit with our objects and ethos, as well as relevant study bursaries.
Resourcing
We produce free resources, host events, publish a journal, and even provide speakers on Anabaptist Mennonite topics.
Where next?
Finding out about us
Wanting to connect
There may be a group in your region, so have a look at the Groups page. There is also an online study group, as well as the Theology Forum meetings.
Studying Anabaptism
There are plenty of book suggestions in the Resource Archive to start with. We also publish the Anabaptism Today journal and support an Anabaptist Library hosted at Bristol Baptist College. Study bursaries are available for those starting approved courses.
Anabaptism in real life
Have a look in the Projects menu to see the diverse outworkings of Anabaptist values. The News section will also give a flavour of what’s going on in the Anabaptist world.
Already involved in a project
If your project aligns with our values and would benefit from our support, either through direct oversight, or funding, please get in touch.
Something else..?
Get in touch by using our Contact Form. We’d love to hear from you and answer any further questions.
Recent News
Our latest blog posts
Tribute to the late Brian Haymes
We note with sadness the sudden death of Brian Haymes, friend and mentor to many in the Anabaptist Mennonite Network, but we also celebrate his significant contributions to the Baptist and Anabaptist communities. Local pastor, preacher, principal of two Baptist theological colleges, Brian was also the co-author of God after Christendom? in our ‘After Christendom series and…
A Book Study with the SoulSpace Online Community
Soulspace Belfast are planning a book group to explore The New Anabaptists this Summer.
Short Course: Baptist Stories
This course is Baptist rather than Anabaptist, however its offered by colleagues who are involved in the Anabaptist/Baptist day conference in Oxford next February, and we thought it may be of interest to some.
