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Bruderhof: An entry from MACM's <i>Contemporary American Religion</i> by Timothy Miller, 1999
The Plough / publication of the Bruderhof communities / Number 1 / November 1983 by Editorial Board, 1983
Foundations and Orders of Sannerz and the Rhon Bruderhof: Introductory History : The Basis for Our Orders by Eberhard Arnold, 1976-04
Torches extinguished: Memories of a communal Bruderhof childhood in Paraguay, Europe, and the USA (Women from utopia series) by Elizabeth Bohlken-Zumpe, 1993
The community that failed: An account of twenty-two years in Bruderhof communes in Europe and South America by Roger Allain, 1992
Edut ha-ahim: Toldot ha-komunot shel ha-Bruderhof (Hebrew Edition) by Iaacov Oved, 1996
Gemeinsames Leben: Ein Weg zu wahrer Bruderlichkeit : ein Brief vom Bruderhof (Society of Brothers) in Einheit verbunden mit den Brudern, die man die Hutterischen nennt (German Edition) by Heini Arnold, 1977
Distant brothers: History of the relatons between the Bruderhof and the Kibbutz by Yaacov Oved, 1993
Hutterites in West Prussia: A Bruderhof in Wengeln at Lake Drausen, including a general survey of Hutterite history by Horst Gerlach, 1999
A third printed Sendbrief: A letter to the Hutterian Bruderhofs in Manitoba, South Dakota, North Dakota, and Minnesota, as well as to the Lehrerleut and ... Alberta, Montana and Washington, March 1974 by Heini Arnold, 1974
The abuse of charismatic authority within the Bruderhof: Heini Arnold and the early Woodcrest community by Julius H Rubin, 1993
A second letter to all our friends from the new Bruderhof in Paraguay by Stanley Fletcher, 1941
How we came to the Bruderhof: And our memories of Eberhard Arnold by Arnold Mason, 1977
The Other Side of Joy: Religious Melancholy Among the Bruderhof. by Julius H. Rubin, 2000

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Bruderhof Peace Barn - A Flight 93 Memorial And More
Describes how bruderhof school children are making a museum for peace in an old barn.
http://www.peacebarn.org

Extractions: Christian Adams Lorraine Bay Todd Beamer Alan Beaven ... Kristin Gould White September 11 changed all our lives. Here in southwest Pennsylvania, the crash of Flight 93 in our "backyard" directly affected us. We, the children of the Spring Valley Bruderhof School, wanted to give people hope and help them find peace. So we decided to transform a dilapidated barn near our school into a memorial to the victims of terrorism and war. More... On our first visit to the crash site of Flight 93, we found only a desolate hill. We witnessed family members coming to grieve for their lost ones. They had no place to sit or put the flowers and memorials they had brought... More... Peace Barn Flight 93 Memorial Congressman Bill Shuster of Pennsylvania says "The Bruderhof Community has espoused the idea that the pursuit of peace needs to start small and diffuse gradually. With every welcoming hand that is extended to visitors..., hopefully the Bruderhof vision for the future will materialize...The Bruderhof has initiated a trend that all of America should follow."
Heinrich Arnold - Homage To A Broken Man
Heinrich Arnold, son of bruderhof Communities founders Emmy and Eberhard Arnold, dedicated his life to radical Christian discipleship. This website introduces his life, thoughts, and writings.
http://www.heinricharnold.com

Extractions: Johann Heinrich Arnold (1913-1982) is best known for his books, which have helped thousands to follow Christ in their daily lives, and for his pastoral care as elder of the Bruderhof community movement. As a young man, J. Heinrich Arnold refused to serve in Hitler's armed forces and was forced to flee Germany. He studied agriculture in Zurich, Switzerland, and in 1936 married Annemarie Waechter, a kindergarten teacher and fellow Bruderhof member.
A Photo Collection About Life In Bruderhof Communities
Photos depicting the bruderhof Communities, A Christian communal movement.
http://www.100megsfree3.com/bruderhof/

Extractions: The Bruderhof as we know it today is an international movement of Christian communities. It was founded in Germany in 1920 by Eberhard Arnold and a handful of likeminded friends. The Bruderhof is not a religion; rather, it is a gathering place for people (men and women of all ages , single or married) serious about communal living in the context of the Christian faith The Bruderhof is patterned after the radical Christian communities of the sixteenth-century Anabaptists and the early Christians of the first century. Jesus' "Sermon on the Mount" forms the basis for our communal life. Bruderhof members make a life commitment to pacifism , prayer, discipleship , work and fellowship. Daily forgiveness is an integral part of Bruderhof life. More Bruderhof Sites ¦ Another gallery of Bruderhof pictures by photographer Susie Post The Bruderhof was also once known as the Society of Brothers and as Hutterian Brethren
Bruderhof Member's Experience With Cancer
The story of a young bruderhof member who faces cancer and through faith, courage, hope and the prayers of the bruderhof community, finds the true meaning of life through death.
http://www.6months.4mg.com/

Extractions: Bruderhof member Matt Gauger died of lymphoma on June 9, 2000, at the New Meadow Run Bruderhof , a Christian community in Farmington, PA. He was twenty-two years old. Six months earlier, he had been diagnosed with the cancer, and his fellow Bruderhof members - some three thousand of them at nine communities in the US Britain , and Australia Matt's story is the focus of a new book by Bruderhof author Daniel Hallock, Six Months to Live( Plough 2001). While it's true that cancer stories are hardly a rarity these days, this stirring account is a departure from the norm. Avoiding clichés ("Live every minute to the full." "Embrace life."), Six Months to Live instead explores the harsh reality of having to face one's mortality - and with it, the demons of uncertainty and fear. It does so with unusual intimacy and immediacy, by drawing on interviews with Matt's wife, parents, doctors, and friends, and on e-mails between Matt and others.
Beech Grove Bruderhof Community In Nonington, Kent
Beech Grove bruderhof in Nonnington, Kent is a sister community to Darvell bruderhof and home to the Peace Garden.
http://www.beechgrovebruderhof.co.uk/

Extractions: articles books daily inspirational quote more about the Bruderhof. Beech Grove Bruderhof Darvell Bruderhof Bruderhof here Five years ago a peace delegation passed through Beech Grove and told the children about a "garden for peace" that they had seen in Israel. The children decided they should do something for peace. Perhaps they could make a garden, too. Soon they were writing thousands of letters asking about peace. "What is peace?" "How do you think peace will come on this earth?" The letters began coming back in from people from around the world. Often a letter would inspire the Bruderhof school children to design part of the garden to represent that conflict in that part of the world. The Bruderhof students with their families and teachers began clearing the land chosen, leaving the huge beautiful beech trees standing. Each part of the Peace Garden reminds us of a need for peace. Here are just a few: A statue modeled after the one in Londonderry - two men with hands outstretched but not touching - was recreated with the hands clasped, showing how much the children long for peace in Northern Ireland. A yellow and a red rose are planted below.
About The Nutrisystem Weight Loss Program
Washington Post PhotoVoyage The bruderhofJoin photographer Susie Post as she explores a bruderhof community in Farmington, Pennsylvania.
http://www.esslink.com/~brud/bruderhof.html

Extractions: What is the NutriSystem program? This easy-to-follow online weight loss program takes all the thinking, calculating and measuring out of dieting. Nutri/System offers a variety of convenient, delicious, portion-controlled meals specially designed to provide you with the important vitamins, minerals and other nutrients your body needs, without the excess fat and calories. With our online counseling, you'll find you can lose weight for yourself but not by yourself! How much weight can I lose per week? Although people lose weight at different rates, a safe and effective loss on the Nutri-System program is between 1 1/2 to 2 pounds per week. How many times a week should I weigh myself? It is recommended that you weigh yourself once a week, preferably at the same time of day and while wearing the same type of clothing. Can I come on and off the program as I need? Of course you can. We will work with you to learn the behavior changes you will need to keep the weight off, but if you find you need to come back, it is easy to pick up where you left off. Is there a maintenance program?
PhotoVoyage | The Bruderhof
During the summer, bruderhof schoolchildren spend most of their time playing The bruderhof believe it is important not only for their children to learn
http://photovoyage.auroraquanta.com/pv/bruderhof?sess_id=87016810321292304&key_i
Bruderhof Vs The 'Net?
The bruderhof is a christian sect that started in Germany in the 1920s before moving The bruderhof is currently engaged in two seperate attempts to use
http://thingy.apana.org.au/~fjc/bruderhof/

Extractions: thingy Frank Copeland The Bruderhof is a christian sect that started in Germany in the 1920s before moving to Paraguay in the 1930s to avoid Nazi rule. From there it moved to the United States. Internal conflicts have led to many defections, and ex-members critical of the authoritarian leadership of the sect have formed a group called the Peregrine Foundation The Bruderhof is currently engaged in two seperate attempts to use strongarm litigation tactics to limit criticism on the net. In doing so it appears to be following the same self-destructive path as the so-called Church of Scientology , whose attempts to silence critics have simply resulted in one public relations disaster after another. On 4 June 1997 Bill Peters posted a control message to create the Usenet newsgroup alt.support.bruderhof . The response of the Bruderhof was to instruct their lawyers to send a letter to Bill , claiming that the use of their name in the newsgroup name was an infringement of their trademark rights. They demanded, in effect, that Bill shut down the newsgroup. This isn't the first time that a corporation with a public relations problem has sought to silence its critics by shutting down the forum they use for their discussions. Scientology lawyer Helena Kobrin once
Johann Christoph Arnold - Bruderhof Author And Speaker
Articles and free ebooks by Johann Christoph Arnold, author, speaker, family counselor, and senior pastor in the bruderhof movement.
http://www.christopharnold.com

Extractions: Forget about the Information Age: we live in the age of loneliness. In a world where marriage rates are dwindling, children are cautiously planned for (or avoided by contraception and abortion) middle age is synonymous with divorce, and old age means a nursing home, people are bound to be very lonely. more... About once a week, NYPD Detective Steven McDonald, who was shot and paralyzed in the line of duty, and I speak together to a high school assembly about nonviolent conflict resolution and the power of forgiveness. More about Breaking the Cycle - a project of the Bruderhof Foundation. Read Steven's story. I want to hear your story - Wherever I go, I find what people need most is a listening ear, someone who will take the time to hear their troubles and offer a word of encouragement or advice. Even if there's nothing else I can do to help, I will read whatever you write to me with an open heart. Write to me.
Bruderhof Vs The Net
The bruderhof is an Anabaptist religious group which has decided to attempt the The bruderhof try to slander Julius Rubin s book The Other Side of Joy
http://thingy.apana.org.au/~fun/bruderhof/

Extractions: Bruderhof vs the Net This page last updated Friday 01 May 1998 The Bruderhof is an Anabaptist religious group which has decided to attempt the suppression of criticism by legal thuggery. As a veteran of the Scientology vs the Net battle, this caught my attention. ( "Who would have thought this unprecedented spectacle could turn into a double feature? Wowzer" - Anima.) Perhaps it will catch yours also. Other pages to read first: Bruderhof vs the Net? The Bruderhof official page The Peregrine Foundation - ex-Bruderhof members Newsgroups: alt.support.bruderhof alt.religion.christian.anabaptist.brethren Netly News covers the issue I got an email from Chris Stamper at Netly News asking for info on this whole thing. And he proceeded to write quite a nice article on the subject. (He misattributed my words to Frank Copeland, but I can live with that :-) The Netly News article . (I also have a local text copy The information I supplied for the article.
Bruderhof Excommunicated 1990
Hutterian Church Excommunicates The bruderhof, 1990. The Hutterian Brethren Church of the Darius Lehrerleut Conference to the Society of Brothers who call
http://www.perefound.org/xcsob_90.html

Extractions: Ordnungen and Principles of The Hutterische Church as they were practiced by us at that time and our forefathers, so that you may adopt and adhere to them, which up to that time you shunned and trod with your feet, and in fact disgraced and abused the messengers that were sent to you from time to time, all out of love for your salvation. We fear that sending our children, and especially our young people who have reached the age of puberty, into outside schools is like throwing lambs out to the wolves. At this age, young people are most vulnerable to evil influences. This is not a good way to test for 'dead wood.' Delphini. Third: March to protest Death Penalty: Referring to 'The Plough' # 25 (Aug, 1990) 'Hutterites March Against Death Penalty.' What a disgrace. Surely Christians are against any kind of killing, whether by the Death Penalty or any other form, but have we ever heard of Hutterites marching with other denominations, or taking part in such activities? No! Never in Hutterite history or in biblical history. What would our forefathers say to such practices? Or Paul 2 Cor 6:13-16. How did you dare to say that you were representing the Hutterites in Canada Fourth: Torches, Idols: Your use of fire and candles in your gatherings and services is also foreign to us. We believe that this is on the road that leads to idolatry.
Contested Narratives - Telling "The Bruderhof Story"
I term these onesided accounts of the bruderhof, telling the bruderhof story as a KIT and the bruderhof wage a war over contested collective memory.
http://www.perefound.org/jr_cn.html

Extractions: Saint Joseph CollegeWest Hartford, CT 06117 This paper was presented at the annual meetings of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, November 5-8, Montreal, Canada. The final version of this essay will be published in a forthcoming book Misunderstanding Cults, edited by Benjamin Zablocki and Thomas Robbins "The battle has been about free speech, and free speech is about disagreement. And so we disagree." charging blasphemy and authorizing Rushdie's death for Satanic Verses. This essay examines the strange and troubling story of how one new religious group has attempted to suppress freedom of speech for apostates and social scientists who have published critical analyses, raised troubling questions, and made serious charges about the institutional practice and individual conduct of members of this religious group. We will consider the masterful public relation efforts where this sect has manipulated the media to produce puff pieces that have supported their protected and idealized image. We will detail the strategies employed to attack and quiet the voices of apostates and academic critics, branding them as the demonic "enemies of the faith." This story reveals an irony: to protect their religious brotherhood the sect has engaged in unbrotherly actions as they oppose their critics and the organized resistance of apostates.
Bruderhof Communities In The UK - Home
bruderhof Communities in the UK is a registered charity.
http://www.bruderhof.org.uk/

Extractions: This website is owned and operated by the Bruderhof Communities in the UK, a limited company registered in England (No. 455366) and a registered UK charity (Charity No. 229226 ), established for the advancement of the Christian faith. Related sites: Darvell Bruderhof Beech Grove Bruderhof Sannerz Bruderhof Holzland Bruderhof , and Bruderhof in Germany Welcome to the Bruderhof Communities in the UK! Darvell Bruderhof in Robertsbridge, East Sussex and Beech Grove Bruderhof Sannerz Holzland We Americans have made an idol More... As a trumpeter, I equate the Big Easy with musical heaven, and so words from St. James Infirmary More... No matter a child's nationality or place in society, doesn't every one of them deserve to be noticed and nurtured? And doesn't each one need the security of love? More... "It's natural to fight pain and run from it. But you do not need to be defeated by it. Believe it or not, pain can be a gift. The day that understanding comes to you, you will find peace." More...
Bruderhof Author Eberhard Arnold - About The Bruderhof
More about the bruderhof, the community movement that Eberhard Arnold helped bring into being.
http://www.eberhardarnold.com/ea/Bruderhof/Bruderhof.htm

Extractions: This site is maintained But more importantly, we share his vision and are committed to making it a reality. Over eighty years after Eberhard and Emmy and their children set out on their communal venture, the Bruderhof has grown into an international movement of more than two thousand men, women, and children. Visit us at www.bruderhof.com , or better yet, come live and work with us for a few days. Bruderhof daily inspirational quote Bruderhof Museum J. Heinrich Arnold ...
Blumhardts.com - The Blumhardts
The most comprehensive English language source of writings by and about Johann Christoph Blumhardt and his son Christoph Friedrich Blumhardt, two men who had a profound influence on the bruderhof movement.
http://www.blumhardts.com

Extractions: Few are satisfied with what church and society have served up. We hunger for something more, for a faith with the power to transform ourselves and our world. Johann Christoph Blumhardt and his son Christoph Friedrich Blumhardt influenced a whole generation of Christian thinkers. But their message shatters the walls of conventional Christianity. God's kingdom is breaking into this world. We can experience the future Christ promised now. This website is the most comprehensive English language source of writings by and about both Blumhardts. Learn more about them , browse their writings online, or download a free e-book let us know
Beech Grove Bruderhof Community In Nonington, Kent
Beech Grove bruderhof Community in Nonington, Kent features a Peace Garden built by the school children..
http://www.beechgrovebruderhof.co.uk/bgr/

Extractions: articles books daily inspirational quote more about the Bruderhof. Beech Grove Bruderhof Darvell Bruderhof Bruderhof here Five years ago a peace delegation passed through Beech Grove and told the children about a "garden for peace" that they had seen in Israel. The children decided they should do something for peace. Perhaps they could make a garden, too. Soon they were writing thousands of letters asking about peace. "What is peace?" "How do you think peace will come on this earth?" The letters began coming back in from people from around the world. Often a letter would inspire the Bruderhof school children to design part of the garden to represent that conflict in that part of the world. The Bruderhof students with their families and teachers began clearing the land chosen, leaving the huge beautiful beech trees standing. Each part of the Peace Garden reminds us of a need for peace. Here are just a few: A statue modeled after the one in Londonderry - two men with hands outstretched but not touching - was recreated with the hands clasped, showing how much the children long for peace in Northern Ireland. A yellow and a red rose are planted below.
Bruderhof Communities - Bruderhof Member Biographies
bruderhof members share their life stories and describe the search that lead them to the bruderhof..
http://people.bruderhof.org/us/Readings/biographies.htm
Breaking The Cycle - Breaking The Cycle Of Violence
Awardwinning program of highschool assemblies sponsored by the bruderhof Foundation aimed at stemming the tide of school violence. Features author Johann Christoph Arnold and Steven McDonald, a NYPD detective shot and paralyzed in the line of duty.
http://www.breakingthecycle.us

Extractions: C onceived in the wake of the 1999 Columbine High School massacre, Breaking the Cycle aims to stem the tide of school violence by working toward its prevention. This award-winning program stresses honest communication and forgiveness as a way of resolving conflicts and easing the tensions that linger afterward.* For two weeks in June 2005, Click to listen. Focusing on real-life experiences , rather than theories, Breaking the Cycle Johann Christoph Arnold Steven McDonald , a NYPD detective shot and paralyzed in the line of duty. Breaking the Cycle brings its message to tens of thousands of teens each year. It underscores the efforts of principals and teachers to counteract school violence by proactively addressing its most common roots: bullying, gossip, racism, and other forms of intolerance. As part of the program, free books on overcoming fear and prejudice, nurturing forgiveness, and related themes are offered to participating students at each event. By addressing these problematic roots of school violence-gossip, bullying, peer pressure, and racism-assemblies organized by Breaking the Cycle generate self-respect and respect for others-both keys to school safety-and strengthen positive links between school employees, parents, students and local law enforcement officers.
Bruderhof
Steven Alan Hassan, cult expert and mental health counselor provides counseling and extensive information on cult groups, terrorist organizations,
http://www.freedomofmind.com/resourcecenter/groups/b/bruderhof/
Bruderhof Communities - Bruderhof Member Biographies
Read the stories of several people who joined the bruderhof Communities.
http://people.bruderhof.org

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