

The Hutterites are similar to the Amish and Mennonites in beliefs (Anabaptist) but more communal, allowing technology, and not so isolated from the community. Maendel writes about teaching in her colony, about education, gender roles, and traditions. As an insider she doesn't have any criticism of the community, but she also doesnt portray it as severe or rigid as other writings I've seen. Thanks to a Canadian friend for sending this my way.
ReadingEnvy @shawnmooney 7y
Mdargusch Sounds fascinating! Stacking! 7y
ReadingEnvy @Mdargusch I also have
Born Hutterite 7y
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ReadingEnvy @Mdargusch and also
I Am Hutterite: The Fascinating True Story of a Young Woman's Journey to Reclaim Her Heritage 7y
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ReadingEnvy The last one seems most known. And I can actually send these to you if you want! 7y
Mdargusch That would be awesome - I would love to read about them! Maybe just one? 7y
ReadingEnvy @Mdargusch sure let me know which looks best to you. I can send it with the next book swap. 7y
Mdargusch Thanks! How about the tagged one? You are so sweet to share! ❤️ 7y
ReadingEnvy @Mdargusch will do! 7y