Anabaptists.org provides information about the history and characteristics of the Anabaptists.
The term Anabaptist was use to describe and define certain Christians during the Reformation. These Christians rejected infant baptism, choosing instead believer’s baptism. Since many of them had been baptized in their infancy, they chose to be re-baptized as believing adults. So their enemies called them Anabaptists: “re baptizers.” This site was established in 1995 with three different purposes: glorify God, build up people, and introduce Anabaptists. In addition to the information about Anabaptist, this site also offers a Church locator, online music, education, seamstress, seekers’ refuge, and the opportunity to bless someone. You will also find some free stuff, including free tapes, free bible studies, free magazine, free eCards, free content, and a free email. Learn more about the Anabaptist history, doctrine, writings, and God word. At the top of the homepage you will find a subscription box in which by entering your email address you can receive the weekly devotional in your email inbox. 
