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Distant Brothers: History of the Relations Between the Bruderhof and the Kibbutz by Yaacov Oved, Hanna Lash, et all 1993-09 Seeking for the Kingdom of God: Origins of the Bruderhof Communities by Eberhard Arnold, 1974 Witness of the Brothers: A History of the Bruderhof by Yaacov Oved, 1996-01-01 Foundations and Orders of Sannerz and the Rhon Bruderhof: Introductory History : The Basis for Our Orders by Eberhard Arnold, 1976-04 TORCHES TOGETHER: THE BEGINNING AND EARLY YEARS OF THE BRUDERHOF COMMUNITIES by Emmy Arnold, 1971 Torches Rekindled : The Bruderhof's Struggle for Renewal by Merrill Mow, Torches Togatherthe Beginning and Early Years of the Bruderhof Communities by Emmy Arnold, 1964 The Witness of the Brothers: A History of the Bruderhof. (book reviews): An article from: Utopian Studies by Calvin Redekop, 1997-03-22 The Other Side of Joy: Religious Melancholy Among the Bruderhof.: An article from: Church History by Leonard Gross, 2001-06-01 TORCHES TOGETHER THE BEGINNING AND EARLY YEARS OF THE BRUDERHOF COMMUNITIES God's Revolution: Justice, Community, and the Coming Kingdom by Eberhard Arnold, Bruderhof, 1997-06 Behold That Star: A Christmas Anthology Discipleship : Living for Christ in the Daily Grind - Leader's Guide Heavens Are Opened by Eberhard Arnold, Emmy Arnold, et all 1974-06

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21. Washington Post | PhotoVoyage | The Bruderhof
    Join Aurora photographer Susie Post as she explores a bruderhof community in Spring Valley, Pennsylvania.Category Society Religion and Spirituality bruderhof CommunitiesThe bruderhof A Kindred Community In 1920, radical Christian EberhardArnold founded the bruderhof in wartorn Germany. Today, nine  
    http://wpni01.auroraquanta.com/pv/bruderhof

22. Las Comunidades Del Bruderhof
    Sitio oficial. Movimiento comunitario fundado por el alemán Eberhard Arnold. Historia, FAQs, creencias.  
    http://www.bruderhof.org/spanish/index.html

23. 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

24. Death Penalty The Ultimate Revenge
    Your browser should automatically redirect to the next page in the process. If it doesn't redirect within a few seconds, please follow this line Click here!  
    http://www.bruderhof.org/issues/deathpen

25. The Danthonia Bruderhof Community The Danthonia Story
    The Danthonia Story Two years ago a delegation from bruderhof communities inBritain and the United States travelled to Australia to investigate the  
    http://www.bruderhof.com.au/community.htm

26. Bruderhof Communities - Subscribe
    A quote from the likes of Arnold, Blumhardt, Dostoevsky, Kierkegaard, Romero, Sundar Singh, Tolstoy, waiting in your inbox every morning.  
    http://www.bruderhof.com/us/Subscribe.htm

27. The Bruderhof Museum: Experience Community
    The official site for the history of the bruderhof, a radical Christian Community, founded by Eberhard Arnold.  
    http://bruderhofmuseum.com

28. The Bruderhof Museum
    The bruderhof Museum. Begun See also The bruderhof Museum website. Backto Community Service Projects. The bruderhof Foundation, Inc. is  
    http://www.bruderhoffoundation.org/projects/museum.htm
    
    Extractions: Program Services About Us Ways of Giving Contact Us Projects Education International Reconciliation Community Service Publishing The Bruderhof Museum Begun as a museum of the 80-year history of the Bruderhof Communities, The Bruderhof Museum now sponsors discussion groups, a book club, and an art gallery. Displays of handicrafts from around the world are brought back by Bruderhof youth returning from international service and reconciliation projects. Discussions scheduled for the fall of 2001 include these topics: See also The Bruderhof Museum website. Back to Community Service Projects The Bruderhof Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit organization affiliated with the Bruderhof Communities USA.

29. Untitled Document
    The bruderhof Communities Official Website. bruderhof and Children'sEducation. Eberhard Arnold Founder of the bruderhof Communities.  
    http://www.100megsfree3.com/bruderhof/links.htm
    
    Extractions: The Bruderhof Communities: Official Website Bruderhof and Children's Education Eberhard Arnold: Founder of the Bruderhof Communities Heinrich Arnold: a biography The Bruderhof Communities: Official Website Bruderhof and Children's Education Eberhard Arnold: Founder of the Bruderhof Communities Heinrich Arnold: a biography ... Bruderhof Museum: The History of the Bruderhof Communities.

30. Bruderhof Communities In The UK - Sannerz Bruderhof In Germany
    Sannerz bruderhof. The bruderhof returns to its roots. Find out more aboutthe beginnings of the bruderhof movement at the bruderhof Museum.  
    http://www.bruderhof.co.uk/uk/SannerzBruderhof.htm
    
    Extractions: The Bruderhof returns to its roots . In 1920 Eberhard and Emmy Arnold and some friends moved into a large brick villa in the village of Sannerz in Germany. Find out more about the beginnings of the Bruderhof movement at the Bruderhof Museum In August of 2002 the  Bruderhof Communities in the UK purchased the villa in Sannerz as a mission outpost in Europe. Visit the Sannerz Bruderhof website . Warning: it's in German!

31. Bruderhof Christian Community On The Web
    The bruderhof is an international Christian community movement with locationsin Europe, North America and Australia. The bruderhof Communities.  
    http://frodo.bruderhof.com/bruderhof/
    
    Extractions: and single people share in work, meals, worship and mission. This page lists web sites by and about the Bruderhof Communities. www.bruderhof.org - the home page of the Bruderhof communities The Bruderhof Museum - permanent and changing history displays Eberhard Arnold (1883-1935) - a man with a vision of Christian community The beginning - a firsthand account of the 1920 founding of the Bruderhof Plough Publishing House - the publishing branch of the Bruderhof

32. Religious Movements Homepage: BRUDERHOF
    This bruderhof Page is your gateway to accessing comprehensive webbased as well as print resources about the bruderhof. bruderhof.  
    http://religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu/nrms/Bruderh.html
    
    Extractions: Profile History Beliefs Links ... Bibliography Name: Bruderhof Founder: Eberhard Arnold Date of Birth: Birth Place: Germany Year Founded: Sacred or Revered Texts: The New Testament Cult or Sect: Negative sentiments are typically implied when the concepts "cult" and "sect" are employed in popular discourse. Since the Religious Movements Homepage seeks to promote religious tolerance and appreciation of the positive benefits of pluralism and religious diversity in human cultures, we encourage the use of alternative concepts that do not carry implicit negative stereotypes. For a more detailed discussion of both scholarly and popular usage of the concepts "cult" and "sect," please visit our Conceptualizing "Cult" and "Sect" page, where you will find additional links to related issues. Size of Group: Profile History Beliefs Links ... Bibliography The Bruderhof claim that their roots go back to the time of the Radical Reformation of early 16th century Europe, when thousands of Anabaptists left the institutional church to seek a life of simplicity, brotherhood, and nonviolence. A branch of this movement was known as the

33. Heini Arnold: Bruderhof Visionary
    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: Home Biography Photos Books ... About us Born in Austria in 1913, Johann Heinrich Arnold, known to his friends as Heini, was a pastor who worked at the Woodcrest Bruderhof , a Christian community in upstate New York, for nearly thirty years. Though little known today, he was widely sought after as a spiritual counselor in the 1960s and 1970s, and his books remain bestsellers twenty years after his death. Heini 's parents Eberhard and Emmy Arnold founded the Bruderhof Community Movement in Germany in 1920, following the First World War. Heini's development paralleled that of the Bruderhof: expelled from Germany after Hitler came to power, he was among the first to begin the new Cotswold Bruderhof in England. But with the outbreak of World War II, he and other German members were regarded as "enemy aliens" and forced to leave England. Rather than split along national lines, all Bruderhof members crossed the submarine-infested Atlantic to Paraguay in South America, the only country that would accept the international group during the war. In the early 1950s, Heini Arnold traveled to the United States to try to raise money for the hospital the Bruderhof ran in Paraguay. He met many people who were personally interested in living in community, so in 1954 Woodcrest Bruderhof was begun in New York state. This became the home of Heini, Annemarie, and their children.

34. 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

35. Bruderhof Vs The Net
    bruderhof vs the Net. This page last updated Friday 01 May 1998 Other pages toread first bruderhof vs the Net? A Net critic's page by Frank Copeland.  
    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.

36. Johann Christoph Arnold - Home
    Articles and free ebooks by Johann Christoph Arnold, author, speaker, family counselor, and senior pastor in the bruderhof movement.  
    http://www.christopharnold.com
    
    Extractions: In this hope-filled book, stories of real men and women offer hard-won insights on dealing with uncertainty, loss, grief, and the fear of death. Arnold knows that the biggest challenges in life are the ones that won't fit the script. All the same, he is convinced that there are plenty of common truths worth holding to the light. 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 resolving conflicts nonviolently and the power of forgiveness. 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.

37. Blumhardts.com - The Blumhardts
    The most comprehensive English language source of writings by and about Johann Christoph Blumhardt and 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. 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

38. Bruderhof And Childrens Education
    The bruderhof's Plough Publishing House released a new book by JohannChristoph Arnold on Children's Education. The bruderhof Communities  
    http://bruderhofchildedu.8m.com/links.htm

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    Your browser does not support frames. We recommend upgrading your browser. Clickhere to enter the page http//www.Dietron.com/~brud/bruderhof.html.  
    http://www.esslink.com/~brud/bruderhof.html

40. The Bruderhof Communities, Some Personal Experiences And Observations.
    Some personal experiences and observations concerning the bruderhof communities,formerly the Hutterian Brethren (east) or Society of Brothers.  
    http://w3.ime.net/~wchesley/bruderhof/our_experiences.html
    
    Extractions: by Wayne and Betty Chesley (December 1996). Why do we have a web page about the Bruderhof Communities? What brought us to the Bruderhof communities? Behind the scenes, the public image of the Bruderhof and the reality. "Bless those who persecute you"? The Bruderhof and its enemies. ... Our experiences with leaving the Bruderhof. December 1996 My wife and I were novice members of the Bruderhof Communities. As guests and as members we lived at the Deerspring and Catskill communities for about two years. We joined the Bruderhof thinking that we had found a church that was living more according to the New Testament than any other church. In fact we had been challenged by Bruderhofers to join any other church that was living more in keeping with the Gospel than they were. To one who is seeking to commit totally to God's will this is a big challenge. When one sees the Bruderhof (even with the faults it lets show) only through the filtered world of the visitor or guest it is hard even to imagine a church more committed to living by Christ's teachings. But the picture is quite different when one makes a commitment to the communities. In the end we found that the communities place unity with the brotherhood and trust in the leadership in a place which Jesus alone should inhabit. We do not believe it has always been this way at the Bruderhof, or that it must be this way in community.

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