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Mennonite dance refers to traditional dance practices within Mennonite communities, which vary by region and cultural background. Generally, Mennonites have historically been reserved regarding dance, often viewing it with caution due to its potential for promoting frivolity. However, some Mennonite groups, especially those influenced by broader cultural trends, do participate in Folk Dancing or community dances that foster fellowship and cultural expression. These dances are often characterized by simple, communal movements rather than elaborate choreography.

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