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Housewarming at the Woodcrest Bruderhof by Koka Freier, 1954 A new perspective : the Bruderhof way of life (Plough pamphlet) by Artur Mettler, 1960 Distant brothers: History of the relations between the Bruderhof and the kibbutz by Iaacov Oved, 1993 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 August and Freda tell how they came to the Bruderhof:Woodcrest, May 1 and 8, 1976 by August Dyroff, 1976 The constitution of the Bruderhof Communities Church International by Bruderhof Communities Church International, 1998 The Plough Magazine: A Publication of the Bruderhof Movement by Plough Publishing House, 1996-07 YOUTH MOVEMENT TO BRUDERHOF: Letters and Diaries of Annemarie Arnold nee Wachter Stories of the Cotswold Bruderhof by E. C. H Arnold, 1984 From commitment to community: A critique of the evangelistic message and method of the Bruderhof and its challenge to the Church of the Brethren and twentieth century society by Edward Smith, 1956 The Plough: Publication of the Bruderhof communities Torches Togatherthe Beginning and Early Years of the Bruderhof Communities by Emmy Arnold, 1964 Brothers Unite: An Account of the Uniting of Eberhard Arnold and the Rhoen Bruderhof with the Hutterian Church (Based on the Diary of His Journey to North America 1930-31 and Letters Written Between 1928 and 1935) by [Hutterian Brethren], 1988 Children in community: A survey of the educational work of the Bruderhof Communities

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81. Bruderhof Community
    We must live in community because we take our stand in the spiritual fight on theside of all those who fight for freedom, unity, peace, and social justice.  
    http://www.islamic-city.com/bhof/

82. Stage Of Bruderhof
    Home. Children. People. On Stage. Museum. Community Room. HomeChildren People On Stage Museum Community Room.  
    http://www.islamic-city.com/bhof/stage/stage.html

83. Death Penalty Religious: Statements:The Bruderhof Communities
    The bruderhof Communities. STATEMENT ON THE DEATH PENALTY. Woodcrest bruderhof.Route 213. Rifton, NY 12471. (914) 6588351. upBack to Statements.  
    http://www.deathpenaltyreligious.org/education/statements/bruderhof.html
    
    Extractions: The Bruderhof Communities STATEMENT ON THE DEATH PENALTY We oppose the death penalty in all cases, out of reverence for human life and for God, the creator of life. Death is the ultimate enemy of life; we yield to God alone the power over death and life. We ourselves must not presume to shorten the life of any human being. That would be not less than a crime against God. Even Cain, the first murderer, was not given the death sentence, and no man was allowed to kill him. The statute in Leviticus 24:19-21 states, "When a man causes a disfigurement in his neighbor, as he has done it shall be done to him, fracture for fracture, eye for eye, tooth for tooth; as he has disfigured a man, he shall be disfigured. He who kills a beast shall make it good; and he who kills a man shall be put to death." This was meant to limit revenge; no more harm should be done to the offender than he had done to his neighbor. Jesus went further; revenge is to be left to God. We follow our Lord Jesus Christ, who never punished, or imprisoned, or hurt, or executed anyone while he lived on earth, but fought evil by taking suffering on himself. When the death penalty law was quoted to him Jesus said, "Let him who is without sincast the first stone." We are all fallible; our law courts and government no less so than the people who established them or those who function in them. Innocent persons have been executed in the name of the law. That alone should be reason to eliminate the death penalty. And while human justice implies that similar crimes should receive similar punishment, where is the justice in executing about a hundred murderers in a year when there are tens of thousands of murders committed per year in the USA? Further, while there is no proof that the death penalty deters crime (contrary to the claims of some proponents) it does brutalize our society and creates an atmosphere in which crime flourishes.

84. The Religion Report - 9/05/01: The Bruderhof Controversy; Multifaith Dialogue; A
    This week members of the bruderhof aUS based Christian sect have just bought a largegrazing property near Inverell where they plan to establish a 400-strong  
    http://www.abc.net.au/rn/talks/8.30/relrpt/stories/s292104.htm
    
    Extractions: This week: members of the Bruderhof, a U.S.-based Christian sect, have just bought a large grazing property near Inverell, where they plan to establish a 400-strong community. Local government thinks they'll be good for the economy - but the farmers want them out. Also: the Pope visits a Damascus mosque, and finally we hear from representatives of a number of different faith communities, speaking at "A Sense of Place: Victoria's Multifaith Religious Celebration". But first to a story from rural New South Wales: Inverell, the district famous for its association with the artist, Tom Roberts, has been in the news lately for another reason; Newstead, the property where Tom Roberts painted, has just been bought for over $3-million by the Bruderhof, a wealthy American Christian group. The Bruderhof wants to establish a community there. Inverell Shire Council is saying the Bruderhof will be good for the local economy, but neighbouring farmers aren’t so sure.

85. Bush Telegraph - 31/10/01: Bruderhof In Inverell
    ABC Rural Homepage Bush Telegraph BushTelegraph Summary bruderhof in Inverell.  
    http://www.abc.net.au/rural/telegraph/stories/s404784.htm
    
    Extractions: We often hear stories on Bush Telegraph about the decline of country towns - loss of services, young people leaving for the city and so on. So it makes for a nice change to hear of a country town that is attracting a significant number of new residents. The town in question is Inverell, in north-east NSW. It's been chosen as the site for a 400 person commune, by an American religious group called the Bruderhof. That's quite significant for a town of around 10 thousand people. The community at Inverell is enjoying the benefits of having the Bruderhof in town, but not everyone is happy with their arrival. Surrounding farmers are concerned about the impact on land use and the impact quite a solitary group may have on their close knit country community.

86. Bruderhof Communities - Radical Love By Eberhard Arnold
    Full Text of All Responses 1 7 of 7 responses. Copyright © 2002 by The bruderhofFoundation, Inc. Home Who We Are Food for Thought Contact Us Related Sites.  
    http://www.bruderhof.org/articles/ea/RadicalLove.htm
    
    Extractions: The cross is the radicalism of love. The peace of the Sermon on the Mount tackles everything at the root. Out of love it gives away the last remnants of property, right down to jacket and shirt, and gives every bit of working strength to the community spirit of absolute unity. As often as love demands it, this peace sacrifices itself and goes serenely twice the distance and gives twice the working time. Without pause, the church of peace conducts an active and creative general strike against all the surrounding injustice of outward unpeace. In this break with the status quo, Jesus recognizes no claims justified by law. He does not allow his church to carry on any lawsuit or to sit in judgment in any court of law. He demands that the church should drop or interrupt its religious worship whenever brothers need to be reconciled, whenever the genuineness of brotherly unity is in question. He places the restoring and maintaining of the unity of love over and against the insincere cult of disunited piety. Here at last the justice and righteousness that was begun in the prophets becomes complete reality in Jesus Christ, which is better than that of all moralists and theologians, of all socialists, communists, and pacifists. For the sap of life flows in it for the plantation of the future, for the living community of perfect peace. Here the salt of the divine inner nature is at work in strength. Here the light of God's heart streams out as the beacon of the city church whose towers proclaim freedom, unity, and dedication. Here what each one wants is wanted and done for all. Here no one lays up possessions and no ones heart is cold with icy fear for their own existence or how to make ends meet. Here the peace of love reigns.

87. Bruderhof Communities - Six Months After September 11
    bruderhof communities across the United States opened their doors to welcometheir friends, neighbors, and anyone who wished to attend a gathering in  
    http://www.bruderhof.org/news/Sept11Anniversary.htm
    
    Extractions: On Sunday, March 10, Bruderhof communities across the United States opened their doors to welcome their friends, neighbors, and anyone who wished to attend a gathering in remembrance of the tragic events of September 11, 2001. Officially titled "Six months after 9/11: Finding Hope to carry On," the gathering was an opportunity for everyone to share their thoughts, dreams and fears; to learn from each other and to enjoy fellowship. One of the ways that the Bruderhof gives back to their communities is to hold events like this one, where friends and neighbors are invited to come and share a day of fellowship and a meal. At the gathering at the Catskill Bruderhof in Elka Park, visitors were greeted with warm smiles and wishes of welcome by members of the community. Visitors assembled in the large hall that is used for the meetings and prayer services of the Bruderhof. Glorious rays of light illuminating the entire space flowed in through a large window at one end of the hall. At the front of the hall there were two paintings surrounding a central stage: each one depicted the Twin Towers with fields of lilies dominating the foreground. After the welcome speech and a brief prayer, visitors were then encouraged to share publicly their thoughts, prayers, and dreams. This part of the day was especially emotional, filled with both tears and laughter. One of the most moving moments of the day was the speech by Ms. Ilsa Homer, the mother of Leroy Homer, who was the co-pilot of United Airlines flight 93 which crashed in Somerset County, Pennsylvania. Ms. Homer alternately laughed and cried as she openly shared her son's life story, from his exceptional performance in school to his love of flying to his faith in God. Listeners were brought to tears as she recounted how she told her granddaughter, Mr. Homer's niece, that her Uncle Leroy would not be returning home. "All of the angels in Heaven were busy," she said, "and your Uncle Leroy was called by God as a special angel to watch over you."

88. Audiotapes.com - The Bruderhof Survivors
    contact us. phone 219.465.1234. Home Child Abuse The Tapestry of Ritual ChildAbuse Past, Present and Future The bruderhof Survivors . by Annita B. Jones MS  
    http://www.audiotapes.com/product.asp?ProductCode='TRC4'

89. Why We Live In Community, An Essay By Bruderhof Founder Eberhard Arnold
    Eberhard Arnold founded the bruderhof Communities, a community fellowship and prolifealternative based on Jesus'. The bruderhof Communities Official Website.  
    http://whycommunity.s5.com/
    
    Extractions: cccc Eberhard Arnold founded the Bruderhof Communities , a community fellowship and pro-life alternative based on Jesus' "Sermon on the Mount" that grew out of the Youth Movement in post-World War I Germany. Everyone these days seems to be searching for community in one way or another - whether in the form of committed, nourishing relationships at home and at work, support networks, small groups, house churches - even cyberspace. In his time-honored manifesto, Why We Live in Community (Plough 1995), Eberhard Arnold , the founder of the Bruderhof community movement, adds a fresh, engaging voice to the vital discussion of what real community is all about: love, joy, unity, and the great "adventure of faith" shared with others along the way. Henri J. M. Nouwen has called Arnold's essay, which in book form appears with two interpretive talks by Thomas Merton, "One of the most challenging statements on community that I have ever read. Its radical God-centeredness makes it not only very demanding, but also very inviting, comforting, and reassuring." And Basil Pennington notes, "There is something stark about Eberhard Arnold's statement on community. It is chiseled clearly in the solid granite of faith." Readers of Eberhard Arnold's books enthuse over the clarity of this vision. Perhaps, as Juli Loesch Wiley of the New Oxford Review suggests, "The undeniable power of Eberhard Arnold's writing owes to the fact that there is absolutely no difference between what he professed to believe and the way he lived."

90. Against The Wind: Eberhard Arnold And The Bruderhof, By Baum...
    alienson-earth, Title Against the Wind EberhardArnold and the bruderhof. Author Baum  
    http://www.aliensonearth.com/catalog/detail/0513/0513R798741.html
    
    Extractions: Title: Against the Wind: Eberhard Arnold and the Bruderhof Author: Baum... Topic: Main Catalog History Military World War II ... War in Europe Kind: Trade paperback edition in hard reinforced binding (Permabound). More Product Information (may be slow) Condition: Used - Very Good - Library Discard with usual markings, but very lightly used. Trade paperback edition in hard illustrated library binding, as shown. 1998 Price: Shipping: Within USA: $3.49 (4th class mail - 1-2 weeks) $5.49 (Priority Mail - 2-4 days) Outside USA: $9.79 (Using Global Priority airmail when possible - about 1 week.) Item#: First choose shipping method: USA 4th Class Mail ($3.49) USA Priority Mail ($5.49) Non-USA airmail ($9.79) Or... Order from us directly by phone at - Visa, MC, Discover accepted We also accept checks and money orders sent by mail, as long as you email us first so we can hold the item for you. We will reply with the total amount and the address to use. Please email us if you have any questions or need to know more about this item. Browsing Options...

91. Bruderhof Communities - Porqué Vivimos En Comunidad
    Translate this page email. Copyright © 2002 by The bruderhof Foundation, Inc. Home Who WeAre Food for Thought Contact Us Related Sites. book. bruderhof Home.  
    http://espanol.bruderhof.org/e-books/Vivirencomunidad.htm
    
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92. Powell's Books - Used, New, And Out Of Print
    Against the wind Eberhard Arnold and the bruderhof by Markus Baum ; forewordby Jim Wallis ; translated and edited by the bruderhof Communities,  
    http://www.powells.com/biblio/113800-114000/0874869536.html
    
    Extractions: Baum, a youth conference speaker and host of a young adults' radio program, provides an engaging biography of a revolutionary Christian in early 20th-century Germany. Inspired by religious vision and forced by his father to study theology, Arnold moved increasingly away from the state church, inspired an antibourgeois youth movement, and founded a community based on "common table, community of goods, communal work" but dedicated to marriage and to children. Arnold also influenced Barth, Tillich, and Buber and opposed Hitler. He is hence an important figure for both historians and scholars of contemporary religious thought, but this first biography on him is accessible and enjoyable reading for general audiences as well. Recommended for public, seminary, and academic libraries. Carolyn M. Craft, Longwood Coll., Farmville, VA

93. Mark A. Foster's Religious Studies Resource Links: Bruderhof
    Mark A. Foster's Religious Studies Resource Links bruderhof.  
    http://markfoster.net/jccc/bruderhof.html

94. Dr. Grohol's Psych Central: Alt.support.bruderhof
    alt.support.bruderhof A newsgroup for memebers of the bruderhof. Visit thisresource or rate it 29Feb-2000, Hits 103, Rating 10.00, Votes 2.  
    http://psychcentral.com/resources/detailed/940.html

95. Catalyst Archive - Bruderhof Communities
    ARCHIVE. bruderhof Communities. Roger Allain, The Community That Failed. An Accountof TwentyTwo Years in bruderhof Communes in Europe and South America.  
    http://www.catalyst-uk.freeserve.co.uk/arc_brud.htm
    
    Extractions: CATALYST COUNSELLING * TRAINING * LEGAL ARCHIVE Bruderhof Communities Roger Allain, The Community That Failed. An Account of Twenty-Two Years in Bruderhof Communes in Europe and South America . San Francisco: Carrier Pigeon Press, 1992. Pbk. ISBN: 1882260007. pp.349. Elizabeth Bohlken-Zumpe, Torches Extinguished. Memories of a Communal Broderhof Childhood in Paraquay, Europe and the USA . San Francisco: Carrier Pigeon Press, 1993. Pbk. ISBN: 1882260015. pp.300. Nadine Moonje Pleil, Free From Bandage. After Forty Years in Bruderhof Communities On Three Continents . San Francisco: Carrier Pigeon Press, 1994. Pbk. ISBN: 1882260074. pp.368. If you have any comments about these pages please contact the webmaster

96. ChurchRodent: Bruderhof
    Search bruderhof. The Moravia. There they founded a longlasting formof economic community called the bruderhof, a Christian commune.  
    http://tatumweb.com/churchrodent/terms/bruderhof.htm
    
    Extractions: Search: Bruderhof The persecution of the Anabaptists forced them to flee to the north. Many of them found refuge on the lands of some exceptionally tolerant princes in Moravia. There they founded a long-lasting form of economic community called the Bruderhof, a Christian commune. In part they aimed to follow the pattern of the early apostolic community. But they sought community for practical reasons tooas a means of group survival under persecution. Their communities attempted to show that in the kingdom of God brotherhood comes before self. Consolidated under the leadership of Jakob Hutter, who died in 1536, these groups came to be known as "Hutterites".

97. Connecticut - Litchfield County - Deer Spring Bruderhof
    Red Fox Farm Falls Village, Connecticut A unique 124acre property withunsurpassed distant views. It exceeds all expectations offering  
    http://www.realestateinfocenter.com/redfox.htm
    
    Extractions: With more than 80 acres of open pasture, four houses, a two-acre pond, a 60 foot swimming pool and many possible building sites, this unique property is full of potential. The grounds boast five manicured acres, a fruit orchard, thousands of daffodils, more than 300 peony bushes and vegetable and flower gardens. gardens. The 3,400 sq.ft. Federal main house , circa 1830, renovated in the late 1970's, has four bedrooms and two and one-half baths. Highlights include a large cathedral-ceilinged library with fieldstone fireplace, an elegant living room with Federal fireplace, a master bedroom with walk-in closet, and a kitchen garden with brick patio and wisteria-covered pergola. A farmhouse, circa 1920, offers a large, high-ceilinged living room, four bedrooms, two baths, an eat-in kitchen and garage. Another house, circa 1930, has three bedrooms, two baths, paneled library with fireplace, living room, eat-in kitchen and three car garage. There are three large barns and other outbuildings.

98. Directory :: Look.com
    bruderhof Communities (15) Best Bets. Photovoyage to the bruderhofJoin Aurora photographer Susie Post as she explores a bruderhof  
    http://www.look.com/searchroute/directorysearch.asp?p=349360

99. Bruderhof Communities Information Sites
    Reviewed bruderhof Communities sites, by people who know bruderhof Communitiesand work with bruderhof Communities. RELIGIONSorg.com.  
    http://www.religionsorg.com/Christianity/Denominations/Anabaptist/BruderhofCommu
    
    Extractions: Photovoyage to the Bruderhof - Join Aurora photographer Susie Post as she explores a Bruderhof community in Spring Valley, Pennsylvania. The Bruderhof Communities: Official Website - An international community movement rooted in Anabaptist and early Christian traditions, committed to nonviolence, justice, and fellowship, based on Christ's Sermon on the Mount. Bruderhof Museum: The History of the Bruderhof Communities. - The official site for the history of the Bruderhof, a radical Christian Community, founded by Eberhard Arnold. Eberhard Arnold: Founder of the Bruderhof Communities - Eberhard Arnold founded the Bruderhof Communities, a community fellowship based on Jesus Sermon on the Mount that grew out of the Youth Movement in post-World War I Germany. Communities, which still exist today. Six months to Live: A Young 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.

100. Christian Bruderhof Communities - Denominations/Anabaptist/Bruderhof Communities
     bruderhof Children's Peace Garden A garden for peace created and maintained by thechildren of the Beech Grove bruderhof school. An Official bruderhof Website.  
     http://www.praize.com/engine/Denominations/Anabaptist/Bruderhof_Communities/
     
     Extractions: In community living, it's easy to become complacent, stuck in a rut, says Charles Moore, a member of the Bruderhof Communities. Mission can revitalize a church, and in this article he describes recent humanitarian and peacemaking missions of the Bruderhof, a community group seeking to live out the Sermon on the Mount after the manner of the early Christians. Read what happens when a group of people decide that charity starts at home, but doesn't live there.

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