Overview for US states shows these memberships according to the 2015 Directory: Source: Records of Members of the Stauffer Mennonite Church at the Present Time, 2015 The Stauffer Mennonite Directory of 2015 does not include the growth up to the end of 2016, when the split happened. It is assumable the church grew up to 1890 members until Dec. 2016.. According to the newest Stauffer Mennonite church Directory of 2020 their numbers are as follows: Source: Records of Members of the Stauffer Mennonite Church at the Present Time, 2020 Comparing both Directories, one can see which settlement was affected hard by the split and which hardly or not at all: Source: Records of Members of the Stauffer Mennonite Church at the Present Time, 2020 A growth of population of a state despite of membership losses would classify young settlements where many children are born of young member families in the twenties. The loss of 161 members between 2015 and 2020 does not show the real loss of members. To some extent internal growth has outgrown the losses, so that one can assume if appr. 1890 members at the end of 2016 at least 10 % should be counted countrywide as losses. In the Snyder County settlement it meant for Riverview that almost 40 % went with the splitting side. In Illinois the loss is still very much recognizeable, as the congregation shrank immensely, one can assume at least 2/3 split off in late 2016 up to early 2017. In 2020 this is still comparable by now having 29 members and in 2016 there were 77 members. These 29 members now are to some extent the result of internal growth since the end of 2016, those 77 members grew probably up to 80 to the end of 2016 when the split happened. For actual numbers one should know how many people and members the Stauffer Mennonitengemeinde had just before the exodus of hundreds, or who were later shunned, as the church was hesitant in practising it immediately. See also Groffdale Conference Mennonite Church Literature Scott, Stephen (1996), An Introduction to Old Order and Conservative Mennonite Groups, Intercourse, Pennsylvania: Good Books, References External links Stauffer Mennonite Church in Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online Anabaptism Mennonitism Old Order Mennonites Anabaptist organizations established in the 19th century Religious organizations established in 1845