Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "The Fellowship of Evangelical Churches (FEC) is an evangelical body of Christians with a Mennonite heritage. Conference offices are located in Fort Wayne, Indiana.Founded in 1865–66 as the "Defenseless Mennonite Church", the new group was often referred to as the "Egly Amish" (also "Egli Amish") during its early years. In 1949 the name of the conference was changed to the "Evangelical Mennonite Church" (not to be confused with the Evangelical Mennonite Conference). At the 2003 Annual Convention, delegates voted to change the Conference name from the "Evangelical Mennonite Church" to the "Fellowship of Evangelical Churches". The group has a convention each year. An affiliated church is always selected to host it."@en }
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- Fellowship_of_Evangelical_Churches abstract "The Fellowship of Evangelical Churches (FEC) is an evangelical body of Christians with a Mennonite heritage. Conference offices are located in Fort Wayne, Indiana.Founded in 1865–66 as the "Defenseless Mennonite Church", the new group was often referred to as the "Egly Amish" (also "Egli Amish") during its early years. In 1949 the name of the conference was changed to the "Evangelical Mennonite Church" (not to be confused with the Evangelical Mennonite Conference). At the 2003 Annual Convention, delegates voted to change the Conference name from the "Evangelical Mennonite Church" to the "Fellowship of Evangelical Churches". The group has a convention each year. An affiliated church is always selected to host it.".