The Holdeman Mennonites live in many states of the United States, and in Canada. They represent a unique culture with definite beliefs and philosophies. The physical appearance of the Holdeman Mennonites readily identifies who they are. Too frequently, outside viewers feel that the Old Order Amish with their horse drawn carriages, horse drawn farm machinery, and unique dress represent a Mennonite philosophy. The Holdeman Mennonites differ much in their thinking from the Old Order Amish. A discussion of the differences covering the areas of physical appearance and dress, religious services, the world of work, the home setting, and philosophy of life is presented. (BZ)