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Decker V. Tschetter Hutterian Brethren, Inc., 1999 SD 62
South Dakota Supreme Court. Decker v. Tschetter hutterian brethren,Inc., 1999 SD 62. Opinion Filed May 26, 1999. Formatting provided
http://www.sdbar.org/opinions/1999/1999_062.htm
Lakeside Colony Of Hutterian Brethren V. Hofer
Lakeside Colony of hutterian brethren v. Hofer, 1992 3 SCR 165 Noteup. Respondents.Indexed as Lakeside Colony of hutterian brethren v. Hofer File No. 22382.
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Extractions: Indexed as: Lakeside Colony of Hutterian Brethren v . Hofer File No.: 22382. 1992: May 5; 1992: October 29. ON APPEAL FROM THE COURT OF APPEAL FOR MANITOBA Administrative law Natural justice Fair hearing Proper notice Church membership Interplay of Act, church constitution, articles of association and church tradition Church tradition of reconciliation through acceptance of discipline offered by the church with non-acceptance resulting in self-expulsion Member refusing discipline and considered expelled Whether authority to expel lying with board established under the Act or with the church acting in traditional manner Whether adequate notice given of meetings of the church considering the issue. Members of the Hutterian Brethren Church live in colonies and hold property communally. Only baptised adult males vote in colony meetings where a quorum is four-fifths of the voting members and most decisions are reached by consensus without a formal vote. The church's institutional framework is derived from (a) the tradition and custom of Hutterites; (b) the Articles of Association entered into by the colony members; (c) the Constitution of the Hutterian Brethren Church and Rules as to Community of Property; and (d)
Lakeside Colony Of Hutterian Brethren C. Hofer
Translate this page Lakeside Colony of hutterian brethren c. Hofer, 1992 3 RCS 165 Suivi. RépertoriéLakeside Colony of hutterian brethren c. Hofer No du greffe 22382.
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Extractions: c . Hofer No du greffe: 22382. 1992: 5 mai; 1992: 29 octobre. EN APPEL DE LA COUR D'APPEL DU MANITOBA Absonderung (le juge McLachlin est dissidente): Le pourvoi est accueilli. Les pour Le Jurisprudence Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church of Canada v. Trustees of the Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Cathedral of St. Mary the Protectress , [1940] R.C.S. 586 Lee v. Showmen's Guild of Great Britain , [1952] 1 All E.R. 1175; Baird v. Wells (1890), 44 Ch. D. 661; Hofer c. Hofer , [1970] R.C.S. 958 (1978), 20 O.R. (2d) 321; John v. Rees , [1970] Ch. 3451; Hofer v. Waldner , [1921] 1 W.W.R. 177; Cohen v. The Congregation of Hazen Avenue Synagogue (1920), 47 N.B.R. 400; Young v. Ladies' Imperial Club , [1920] 2 K.B. 523.
Mennonite Religion - An Introduction From SeekersWay.org
Members of the Mennonites include the Amish, the hutterian brethren,and many smaller denominations. Mennonites tend to interpret
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Lakeside Colony Of Hutterian Brethren V. Hofer
1992 3 SCR, Lakeside Colony of hutterian brethren v. Hofer, 165. Respondents.Indexed as Lakeside Colony of hutterian brethren v. Hofer File No. 22382.
http://www.lexum.umontreal.ca/csc-scc/en/pub/1992/vol3/html/1992scr3_0165.html

Extractions: Indexed as: Lakeside Colony of Hutterian Brethren v . Hofer File No.: 22382. 1992: May 5; 1992: October 29. ON APPEAL FROM THE COURT OF APPEAL FOR MANITOBA Administrative law Natural justice Fair hearing Proper notice Church membership Interplay of Act, church constitution, articles of association and church tradition Church tradition of reconciliation through acceptance of discipline offered by the church with non-acceptance resulting in self-expulsion Member refusing discipline and considered expelled Whether authority to expel lying with board established under the Act or with the church acting in traditional manner Whether adequate notice given of meetings of the church considering the issue. Members of the Hutterian Brethren Church live in colonies and hold property communally. Only baptised adult males vote in colony meetings where a quorum is four-fifths of the voting members and most decisions are reached by consensus without a formal vote. The church's institutional framework is derived from (a) the tradition and custom of Hutterites; (b) the Articles of Association entered into by the colony members; (c) the Constitution of the Hutterian Brethren Church and Rules as to Community of Property; and (d)
Lakeside Colony Of Hutterian Brethren C. Hofer
Translate this page 1992 3 RCS, Lakeside Colony of hutterian brethren c. Hofer, 165. Intimés. RépertoriéLakeside Colony of hutterian brethren c. Hofer No du greffe 22382.
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Extractions: c . Hofer No du greffe: 22382. 1992: 5 mai; 1992: 29 octobre. EN APPEL DE LA COUR D'APPEL DU MANITOBA Absonderung (le juge McLachlin est dissidente): Le pourvoi est accueilli. Les pour Le Jurisprudence Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church of Canada v. Trustees of the Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Cathedral of St. Mary the Protectress , [1940] R.C.S. 586; Lee v. Showmen's Guild of Great Britain , [1952] 1 All E.R. 1175; Baird v. Wells (1890), 44 Ch. D. 661; Hofer c. Hofer , [1970] R.C.S. 958; (1978), 20 O.R. (2d) 321; John v. Rees , [1970] Ch. 3451; Hofer v. Waldner , [1921] 1 W.W.R. 177; Cohen v. The Congregation of Hazen Avenue Synagogue (1920), 47 N.B.R. 400; Young v. Ladies' Imperial Club , [1920] 2 K.B. 523. Russell v. Duke of Norfolk , [1949] 1 All E.R. 109; , [1980] 1 R.C.S. 602; , [1985] 2 R.C.S. 643
Hutterian Brethren
hutterian brethren a body of Christians practicing strict communism basedon religious principles. The brethren hutterian brethren. a body
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Extractions: Hutterian Brethren a body of Christians practicing strict communism based on religious principles. The brethren are descendants of those Moravian Anabaptists who were followers of Jacob Hutter, a minister from the Tyrol who was burned at the stake in 1536. In the 17th cent. there were a number of Hutterian brotherhoods in Moravia. Persecution drove them eastward to eventual settlement in Russia. In 1874, in company with Russian Mennonites, a group emigrated to the United States, settling near Tabor, S.Dak. Other groups followed. Their doctrines and principles, aside from their practice of common ownership, are in accord with those of Mennonites in general. There are 95 groups in the United States. They are also known as Hutterische Brethren or Hutterites. See studies by Victor Peters (1965), J. W. Bennett (1967), and J. A. Hostelter (1975).
Brethren
1994, 1995 Columbia University Press. Beissel, Johann Conrad Christadelphianshutterian brethren Moravian Church River Brethren.
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Extractions: Brethren Beissel, Johann Conrad ); Church of God (New Dunkards, 1848); Old German Baptist Brethren (1881); and the Brethren Church (Progressive Dunkers, 1882). The Brethren baptize by trine immersion, the candidate being immersed once for each member of the Trinity. They practice foot washing and the love feast. See River Brethren (for Brethren in Christ, River Brethren, and Yorker Brethren); Christadelphians (for Brethren of Christ); Hutterian Brethren Moravian Church
New Dale Hutterian Brethren V. Lethbridge Area Manager, Prairie Region, AE
E13.3 as amended);. -and-. IN THE MATTER OF an appeal filed by the New Dalehutterian brethren with respect to the issuance of Enforcement Order No.
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Extractions: IN THE MATTER OF an appeal filed by the New Dale Hutterian Brethren with respect to the issuance of Enforcement Order No. 99-WA-02 by Mr. David Perraton, Lethbridge Area Manager, Prairie Region, Alberta Environment. Cite as: New Dale Hutterian Brethren v. Lethbridge Area Manager, Prairie Region, Alberta Environment. TABLE OF CONTENTS [1] On November 25, 1999, the Environmental Appeal Board (Board) received a Notice of Appeal and Application for a Stay dated November 25, 1999 from Mr. Alan Harvie, Macleod Dixon on behalf of the New Dale Hutterian Brethren (Appellant) with respect to Enforcement Order No. 99-WA-02 issued to the New Dale Hutterian Brethren by the Lethbridge Area Manager, Prairie Region, Alberta Environment (Department) for lands located near Milo, Alberta for the construction of non-approved drainage works on the lands. [2] On November 25, 1999 the Board acknowledged receipt of the Notice of Appeal from the New Dale Hutterian Brethren and, at that time requested a copy of all correspondence, documents, and materials relative to the appeal from the Department.
Spokane Hutterian Brethren, Conscientious Objectors
Peace Back to cover Audio clip only Transcript Biographicalinfo. Shaped by war Loss; Long shadow; Healing; Pain; Culture keeper;
http://www.spokesmanreview.com/library/shapedbywar/hutterites/hutterites.asp
Books By Hutterian Brethren Staff
Books by hutterian brethren Staff. You may browse this author by titleor by publication date. 14 titles (showing 114) Behold That
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Religion : Christianity : Mennonite
hutterian brethren The Agricultural Economy Social Organization of a CommunalPeople by John W. Bennett Hardcover November 1967 List price $42.50 Click
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Warden Hutterian Brethren Sch 1054 W Harder Rd Warden WA
Warden hutterian brethren Sch. 1054 W Harder Rd. Warden WA 988579650.509-349-8045. All Content © The Local Merchants Network.
http://www.localmerchants.net/states/washington/warden/localmerchants/Warden_Hut
Hutterian Brethren Nigeria
Translate this page hutterian brethren Palmgrove Community in Nigeria. Diese Hutterer-Gemeinschaftversteht sich in erster Linie religiös, ist aber
http://www.fernetzt.org/projekte/p_oeko/p_o_hutterian.htm
Mail Index
AngloBelgian military contacts before WW1 From JHJ.Andriessen 170137@worldonline.nl . von Schlieffen the hutterian brethren
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Re: Von Schlieffen & The Hutterian Brethren
Index re von Schlieffen the hutterian brethren. To wwil@raven.cc.ku.edu ;Subject re von Schlieffen the hutterian brethren;
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Hutterian Brethren (Hutterische Brüder)
hutterian brethren (Hutterische Brüder). The hutterian brethren havefelt the urge to share this newly given unity with others.
http://www.mhsc.ca/encyclopedia/contents/H888ME.html

Extractions: The Hutterian Brethren practice community of goods , as first established in Moravia in 1529 and re-established by Jakob Hutter in 1533 according to the example of the first church in Jerusalem (Acts 2:44), "And all that believed were together, and had all things in common." The basic beliefs and way of life, including community of goods, are the same today as when the movement began. In 1990 there were about 353 Hutterite colonies with a population of more than 35,000. They were situated in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Washington, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut, England, and Japan. The Hutterians in Japan began as a small group of Japanese Christians in 1969. They had all things in common and in a worldwide search for other groups living according to the gospel and Acts 2 and 4, their leader, Izeki, visited the Hutterian Brethren. He was baptized at Wilson Siding Bruderhof in 1975 and confirmed as Servant of the Word two years later. The Hutterians who fled to the United States from Russia in the 1870s and moved to Canada after World War I because of hostility and mistreatment on account of their conscientious objection against military participation, encountered fresh discrimination following the outbreak of World War II and in subsequent years. The Hutterians refused to join any branch of the military forces, but accepted alternative service under civilian jurisdiction.
Nonconformity (1989)
this divine calling with unusual seriousness and many of their descendants amongthe Mennonites, Amish, and hutterian brethren still do in late 20th century.
http://www.mhsc.ca/encyclopedia/contents/N651ME.html

Extractions: Nonconformity to the world is the historic Christian emphasis on Godly living and being in secular and often pagan society. Many Christian groups in the history of the church have stressed total obedience to the teachings and example of Jesus Christ, some to the point of complete perfection. The Anabaptists of the 16th century took this divine calling with unusual seriousness and many of their descendants among the Mennonites, Amish , and Hutterian Brethren still do in late 20th century. Theory and practice, however, have never been easily held together. The relevant biblical texts and secondary literature to the mid-1950s are cited in the "Nonconformity (1956)" article. A key volume in that literature is J. C. Wenger's Separated unto God (1951) which also included major bibliographical listings with each chapter. Yet the book marked the end of an era for Mennonites and Brethren in Christ. A generation of Mennonites came on the scene after World War II with new experiences in Civilian Public Service, global Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) involvements and more college graduates in an increasingly urbanized society. The civil rights movement of the 1960s and the peace marches of the early 1970s gave many young Mennonites causes in which they could legitimately participate both as believers and as citizens. A new social respectability seemed to have been achieved. These kinds of developments, in turn, led to new questions, new ideas and a new image of themselves as Mennonites and their place in society. Mennonite Mutual Aid was born. It became a symbol of fresh involvements as a church in such businesses as insurance and investments. A new level of prosperity was being achieved by Mennonites in rapidly urbanizing societies in North America and Europe. Mission outreach expanded rapidly. The Amish, Hutterian Brethren, and Old Colony Mennonites were obviously also aware of change, but not to the degree of the new generation of Mennonites.
Search The EWG Farm Subsidy Database
Details of USDA subsidies paid to Stahl hutterian brethren Adams County, WA,Stahl hutterian brethren Ritzville, WA, Loan $2,184,929, Loan $0, $162,284.
http://www.ewg.org/farm/farmerdetail.php?pid=R935C51
Search The EWG Farm Subsidy Database
Details of USDA subsidies paid to Warden hutterian brethren of Warden, WA 98857 AdamsCounty, WA, $1,022,816, Warden hutterian brethren Warden, WA 98857.
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