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TORCHES TOGETHER: THE BEGINNING AND EARLY YEARS OF THE BRUDERHOF COMMUNITIES. Tr by Emmy Arnold, 1964-01-01
TORCHES REKINDLED: THE BRUDERHOF'S STRUGGLE FOR RENEWAL
Sendbrief from the Alm Bruderhof to the Rhoen Bruderhof by Eberhard Arnold, Heini Arnold, 1974
Distant Brothers: History of the Relations Between the Bruderhof and the Kibbutz by Yaacov Oved, Hanna Lash, et all 1993-09
THE JOYFUL COMMUNITY an Account of the Bruderhof - a Communal Movement by Benjamin Zablocki, 1973
The Plough / publication of the Bruderhof communities / Number 3 / March 1984 by Editorial Board, 1984
The Primavera Medical Service. Bruderhof Communities, Paraguay by Sociedad Fraternal Hutteriana. Paraguay, 1949-01-01
TORCHES TOGETHER: THE BEGINNING AND EARLY YEARS OF THE BRUDERHOF COMMUNITIES
The Mennonite Encounter with National Socialism: The Example of Fernheim / The German Mennonite Response to the Dissolution of the Rhoen-Bruderhof / The Canadian Mennonite Response to National Socialism / Radical Reformation & Mennonite Bibliography (Mennonite Life, Volume 46, Number 2, June 1991)
The Witness of the Brothers: A History of the Bruderhof. (book reviews): An article from: Utopian Studies by Calvin Redekop, 1997-03-22
The Joseph Waltner family, tracing the second son of Andreas and Katharina Schrag Waldner of the Bruderhof Raditschewa, Russia, 1797-1960. by Gary J. Waltner, 1962
The Plough / publication of the Bruderhof communities / Number 2 / Christmas 1983 by Editorial Board, 1983
Experiments in community: Ephrata,: The Amish, the Doukhobors, the Shakers, the Bruderhof [and] Monteverde, (Pendle Hill pamphlet 149) by Norman J Whitney, 1966
The Other Side of Joy: Religious Melancholy Among the Bruderhof.: An article from: Church History by Leonard Gross, 2001-06-01

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Catskill Bruderhof Community In Elka Park, New York
Catskill bruderhof community is located on the site of a former New York State Police Camp in Elka Park, New York in the midst of the scenic Catskill mountains.
http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.catskillbruderhof.com/&y=02D896F
Bruderhof Museum - Eberhard Arnold On Friedrich Nietzsche
bruderhof Museum HistoryEberhard Arnold s doctoral thesis onFriedrich Nietzsche.roots of the bruderhof friedrich nietzsche. next exhibit.
http://www.bruderhofmuseum.com/bm/PermanentExhibits/030_BruderhofRoots/nietzsche

Extractions: roots of the bruderhof > friedrich nietzsche next exhibit Only a superficial concern with Friedrich Nietzsche, which does not go into everything that he wrote, thought, and struggled for could estrange one from Christianity. Going deeper into his struggles and seeking can only make us firmer in Christ. Eberhard Arnold Download full PDF version of Eberhard Arnold's doctoral thesis on Friedrich Nietzsche's religious thought. Eberhard Arnold's doctoral thesis reveals a great deal about Friedrich Nietzsche's religious thought. But it reveals equally as much about Arnold's inner viewpoint in 1909. Nietzsche's philosophy, language, and thinking continued to concern Arnold even after he completed his doctorate. In the following years, traces of the great impression made on him by this eccentric and extraordinary thinker surfaced in his thought, speech, and action. Arnold agreed with Nietzsche that "the church's foundation is built upon the very opposite of the Gospels"; that the church is "a terrible hodgepodge of Greek philosophy and Judaism, of asceticism, of hierarchical order, etc." Further, he shared Nietzsche's view that originally Christianity "tolerated no connection with politics and state policies; it cannot in any way be a religion of the masses."
Fox Hill Bruderhof - A Christian Community In Montgomery New York
Fox Hill bruderhof is a Christian community located in the town of Montgomery, NewYork, one of several bruderhof communities worldwide where members share all
http://www.foxhillbruderhof.com/

Extractions: Fox Hill Bruderhof in Montgomery, New York Bruderhof In the Fall of 1998 the Bruderhof Communities purchased 400 acres located on Coleman Road, in the Town of Montgomery, approximately 5 miles from Stewart International Airport. This became Fox Hill Bruderhof. The Bruderhof movement Bruderhof communities in the United States in the United Kingdom in Australia in Germany. ... Bruderhof homepage Community Playthings, Bruderhof Foundation for details.) The other Bruderhof communities Woodcrest Bruderhof Catskill Bruderhof Maple Ridge Bruderhof Bellvale Bruderhof Sample article from Bruderhof.com: The Day After Tomorrow
Washington Post | PhotoVoyage | The Bruderhof
The bruderhof A Kindred Community In 1920, radical Christian EberhardArnold founded the bruderhof in wartorn Germany. Today, nine
http://wpni01.auroraquanta.com/pv/bruderhof
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: Free Web site hosting - Freeservers.com Web Hosting - GlobalServers.com Choose an ISP NetZero High Speed Internet ... Dial up $14.95 or NetZero Internet Service $9.95 Bruderhof member Matt Gauger died of lymphoma on June 9, 2000, at the New Meadow Run Bruderhof 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.
Bellvale Bruderhof Community In Chester, New York
Bellvale bruderhof Community in Chester, New York is the home of Community Playthingsand Rifton Equipment two bruderhof businesses. Related bruderhof sites.
http://www.bellvalebruderhof.com/

Extractions: Bellvale Bruderhof Community Bruderhof movement as a whole was growing and straining the capacity of existing Bruderhof settlements.We considered how to expand in a manageable way, the idea being to move into existing campuses and buildings and use them as they were, with a minimum of renovation and construction. So properties were looked at with a view to their suitability for communal living and their readiness and availability to be moved into and lived in at short notice. We also reminded ourselves that in a small community we get to know each other better, so there was no need for a new Bruderhof to accommodate up to 400 people, as some of our existing communities do. We also felt that our standard of living at the Bruderhof could stand some tempering; we decided that the new venture should start with the minimum of trappings and material goods, such as household amenities, conveniences, and vehicles, and that use should be made of equipment and goods other Bruderhof communities could donate to the new effort. We remembered that our original German , British and South American Bruderhof communities, in the first half of the 20th century, were quite poor.
Washington Post | PhotoVoyage | The Bruderhof
enlarge image, bruderhof Boys. During the summer, bruderhof schoolchildrenspend most of their time playing and exploring the outdoors.
http://wpni01.auroraquanta.com/pv/bruderhof?img=2194
Heinrich Arnold - Bruderhof Pastor And Counselor
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
Bruderhof Author Eberhard Arnold - Wer War Eberhard Arnold?
Gedanken, Texte, Biographie von Eberhard Arnold Theologe, Seelsorger, Philosoph, Autor, Vision¤r und Gr¼nder der bruderhof Gemeinschaften.
http://www.eberhardarnold.de

Extractions: Hütet euch vor den falschen Propheten! Sie sprechen von Frieden und arbeiten für den Frieden, aber sie sind nicht frei von der Raubtiernatur des Geldes; sie sind nicht frei von der Lüge und der Unreinheit in der ganzen Welt. Wer nicht völlig frei geworden ist vom Mammon, der soll nicht von Frieden reden, sonst ist er ein falscher Prophet. Der Mammon ist der Mörder von Anfang an. Wer mit ihm nicht ganz gebrochen hat, soll nicht von Frieden reden, denn er hat Teil an dem ewigen Krieg, der die besitzlosen Klassen zugrunde richtet durch den Besitz der Vermögenden. weiter...
History Of The Bruderhof In Pictures
The bruderhof Communities shown in pictures and photos of the Historyand Roots of our Movement. A Faith based social alternative.
http://www.100megsfree3.com/bruderhof/History1.htm

Extractions: sss In 1920, Eberhard Arnold , a well-known lecturer and writer. Left the security of his Berlin career and moved with his wife and children to Sannerz , a tiny German village, to found a small community based on New Testament teachings particularly the Sermon on the Mount. (Matt 5-7)as practiced by the early Christian church. His vision of a new social order, an order of unity, love, peace and community is the cornerstone for the bruderhof movement. Today, the Bruderhof (the name translates as "place of brothers") is a Christian community movement with over three thousand members on three continents. Members still adhere to the Arnold's original vision for a life of radical Christianity where nonviolence, service to others, prayer, and fellowship are a natural part of every day. Eberhard Arnold, circa 1920 h Because the Bruderhof was seen as a 'social alternative', it attracted many like-minded people. It was here that the Bruderhof faced severe opposition by the Nazis who eventually forced the community out of the country because of the members strong beliefs For more information: Eberhard Arnold
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Die offizielle Website von Johann Christoph Arnold Autor, Seelsorger, Friedensaktivist und Pastor der bruderhof - Gemeinschaften.
http://www.johannchristopharnold.de/

Extractions: In einer Kultur, die Selbsterhaltung und Individualismus überbetont, wird über Vergebung gewöhnlich gespottet, so dass die meisten Leute nie innehalten, um zu überlegen, was Vergebung für ein Potential hat, solche Wunden zu heilen. Vergebung ist stärkend, sowohl für die Person, die Vergebung schenkt als auch für die, die sie empfängt. weiter... Geschichten von Menschen, die in ihrem Leben Schreckliches erdulden mussten und trotzdem den Weg zu Versöhnung und Vergebung fanden. "Haben wir Unrecht erlitten, eröffnen sich zwei Möglichkeiten, damit umzugehen: entweder wir suchen Rache oder wir können vergeben. Wenn wir Vergeltung wählen, wird unser Leben vom Zorn verzehrt. Doch Vergebung macht uns frei weiter zu leben." weiter...
The Inside Scoop On The Bruderhof
bruderhof browsing. Gems and nuggets from my regular trawls thru the websites ofthe bruderhof Communities. Tuesday, March 23, 2004. bruderhof Grief Companion.
http://bruderhof.blogspot.com/2004_03_01_bruderhof_archive.html

Extractions: // posted by Joe @ 9:05 AM Have you ever eaten a sheepâs eye, or a penguin egg? Ever escaped death by a hairsbreadth, by hiding in an Indian cattle cart? Ever tried boarding an ocean liner mid-cruise, by climbing up long, thin rope ladder, or had to dispose of a cobra that decided to share your bath? No? Me neither. But my Grandma, Joan, did every one of these things. Read the Bruderhof Teen Voices feature of the week...
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: The Beech Grove Bruderhof Darvell Bruderhof Bruderhof communal movement here The Peace Garden at the Beech Grove Bruderhof is a popular local attraction. In 1997, the area behind the Beech Grove School was a tangle of nettles and giant stumps. Today it has grown and blossomed into a garden for peace. Sculptures, trees, a splashing waterfall, flowerbeds and sparkling tear-drop mirrors remind us of the many places where peace is still needed. Five years ago a peace delegation passed through the Beech Grove Bruderhof 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.
Bruderhof Communities Members Witness To The Bruderhof Life Of Faithfulness And
bruderhof Communities people tell their own stories of their searchfor the bruderhof way of life. bruderhof Communities members
http://www.geocities.com/bruderhof_p/

Extractions: Being a Bruderhof member myself, I grew up hearing these stories. Often on a summer night, we'd meet together with all the members of the community. After a few songs about courage and faithfulness, we'd stretch out our legs and somebody would start telling about how they found the Bruderhof. What struck me again and again the diversity of the backgrounds. There were Jews, Gentiles, Protestants, Catholics, Atheists and Evangelicals... you name it. And all these people felt called to pursue a life of sharing together. The essence of the Bruderhof life is not the property, the buildings, the land etc. Not even in the church services or the order of the church itself. Rather it exists in the hearts of the people. That is why I thought there would be no better way to convey the what is deepest on our own hearts than to make these stories available for everybody to read. So click away! Winifred Hildel Wife of Rudi Hildel, joined in the Cotswold Bruderhof
Bruderhof Vs The 'Net?
bruderhof vs the Net? relations disaster after another. alt.support.bruderhoflegal threats against Bill Peters. On 4 June 1997
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
From Peters Petersfamily@worldnet.att.net Newsgroups Alt.
From Peters petersfamily@worldnet.att.net Newsgroups alt.religion.christian.anabaptist.brethren,alt.support.bruderhofSubject Christian Lawsuits?
http://thingy.apana.org.au/~fjc/bruderhof/19970620-bruderhof
Bruderhof Communities In The UK - Everyone Deserves Meaningful Work
My parents spent the next year arranging to visit the bruderhof inEngland or Paraguay (there was then no branch in the US). Then
http://www.bruderhof.co.uk/articles/EveryoneDeservesWork.htm

Extractions: We lovehate work. My father was writing and directing movies for the National Film Board of Canada in 1953 when he started to think more about this. A professor at McGill University had conducted a study of a washing machine assembly plant in New York State. The plant owner installed an assembly conveyor to set (and hasten) the cadence of the assembly process, and thus cut assembly costs. The professor from McGill heard about this and requested the owner's permission to study the impact of the conveyor on the lives of the workers. The owner was an open-minded person, and permitted the study. Dad read it and saw the skeleton of a movie. So he, too, contacted the plant owner. "Sure," the man said, "we're only running two shifts. The plant is yours from 10 till 6 every night. Bring in your actors." This was at the height of the Red Scare, and Dad was an avowed socialist. Actors were hired, the movie was shot, the sound track was recorded, and the movie, Men at Work
Bruderhof Collective - Forum
Forum and events listing for community groups and individuals associated with the bruderhof.
http://www.bruderhofcollective.com

Extractions: The Bruderhof is only a small part of a larger movement. Whether you share our concern for justice, community, nonviolence, reverence for life, human rights, or respect for the earth, this space will help you connect with others of like mind. Find out about events , discuss strategy, share struggles and victories. Not all views expressed here are shared by members of the Bruderhof Communities. To contribute, //' + contact + '') //> 18 May 2004 The second thing was working on a song with all the young people and guests. The song was, "We are not under law but under grace" and we handed out instruments to everyone that could play and drilled it until everyone knew it cold. When we were done, spontaneous applause broke out when we realized that we had learned something new together. At the evening meal, we marched through the dining room clapping and singing it. The third thing that brought us together were the two dances that we did during supper on Saturday. The first was to the Yiddish song Hava Nagila which was sung live. The second was to an Iraqi tune that was played from a tape. Everyone got up and danced through the aisles between the tables. In some cases there were three lines between two tables and out in the kitchen we had 4 lines between the wall and the dishwasher. Seeing all ages and personalities dancing the same simple steps and having no one sitting out was a great experience.
The Peace Barn Was A Dilapidated Chicken Barn That Had Been Condemned
Describes how bruderhof school children are making a museum for peace in an old barn.
http://www.fayette-pa.net/peacebarn/

Extractions: To us, the Peace Barn is a memorial to all those who are suffering or have suffered in our world. It is a monument to a possible future where peace will prevail. We have seen many people touched and strengthened by their visit to the Peace Barn. Their response keeps us going. C U R R E N T D I S P L A Y S
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: To become like a child means to unlearn almost everything society has taught us about growing up. It means overcoming our temptation to look strong. It means being willing to be hurt, rather than protecting ourselves. It means recognizing that we have limitations and weaknesses, and humbly coming to terms with them. more... No matter the weight of our bitterness or despair, forgiving is the surest way to get out from under it. But that's easier said than done. Why Forgive? brings together survivors of crime, betrayal, bigotry, and abuse - and ordinary men and women plagued by everyday strife. Together, their stories will challenge and encourage others wherever they are on the road to healing. more...

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