“…This health care system includes, for example, self‐taught LG Mennonite health care practitioners, including women as midwives, and both women and men as bonesetters, who diagnose and treat an array of ailments (Kulig & Hall, ; Kulig et al., ). Because of their lifestyle that sets them apart from mainstream society and their will to preserve their cultural capital (Bourdieu, ; Brubacher, ), both the Amish and LG Mennonites are often referred to as marginal Christian groups (Seljak, ), or marginalized groups (Montesanti, Abelson, Lavis, & Dunn, ; Region of Waterloo Public Health, ). This exclusion from mainstream society can enhance marginalization of these communities when seeking health care in the mainstream system.…”