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Mission to Amish People

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Scheduled Conference Calls


John Regier, Caring for the Heart Ministry

 *   Sexual Abuse: June 2, 8pm Eastern
 *   Moral Addictions: July 14, 8pm Eastern

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Lydia Chorpening, Beyond the Colorful Coat

*  Bible Discussion with Lydia, every Sunday evening

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  1. Justified by Faith, P-1
  2. Justified by Faith, P-2 and Fruit of the Spirit

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Justified by Faith Alone, or by Faith + Works

 
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Bergholz OH -- Members of an Amish community in Northeast Ohio gathered for a final time, before four women and one man go to prison this week. They were convicted of hate crimes for cutting the hair and beards of other Amish people.

 

      

        


Amish in the News

Our most recent articles

May 24, 2013

Imprisoned Ohio Amish exempted from requirement that they take high school equivalency classes

CLEVELAND — Amish imprisoned in beard-cutting attacks on fellow Amish in Ohio have been granted a religious freedom exemption from a requirement to attend high school equivalency classes behind bars. The U.S. Bureau of Prisons said Wednesday that Amish bishop Samuel Mullet and his followers would be exempted from the policy requiring classes for inmates who lack high school diplomas.
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May 24, 2013

Amish yet to pay for horse droppings violation

Kentucky — It’s been over 10 days since Auburn Police Chief Ron Mills cited an Amish buggy driver for not picking up his horse’s droppings. It looks as if the issue could end up in court since the fine has yet to be paid. According to the city ordinance no person shall allow an animal under his or her control to be upon public property, including streets within the city limits of Auburn, or upon the property of another, absent the consent of the owner or occupant of the property, without some device for the removal and/or containment of the animal’s excrement; nor shall any person fail to remove any excrement deposited by any animal under his or her control on public or private property. The penalty for such violation is a $50 fine.
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