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“I began to get interested in why the early Anabaptists were so passionate. When you are part of a people who are completely disregarded by the world, numerically small, not needing to be like everyone else, the situation lends itself to having this passion, this love for Jesus. . . . They didn’t have a worked-out theology of missions, (but) they couldn’t help talking about the one whom they loved, the one with whom they had an intimate relationship.” —Adrian Chatfield, Anglican educator in London, England, quoted in Mennonite Reporter, Sept. 2, 1996

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