On average, fifteen families live and work on the typical Hutterite colony, where they farm, raise livestock and produce manufactured goods for sustenance. The communal lifestyle of the …

The Hutterian Brethren or Hutterites are a faith group stemming from the Radical Reformation of the 16th century (Hutterite History). Hutterites and Mennonites (and thus the Amish who are of …

Members of the Hutterite fellowship work together, pray together and live together to remind each other of the godly life Jesus has shared with us and which we wish to share with the world.

The teachings in the Hutterite literature inspired the Carinthian Lutherans to adopt this faith, and together with the remnant of about 50 members, they managed to establish several communities.

A total of 559 colonies are scattered throughout the plains of North America. The total number of Hutterites in NA hovers around 50,000. Approximately 70% of all Hutterites reside in Canada, …

Where did Hutterite life begin? What kind of persecution did the ancestors of the modern Hutterites endure? What’s the history of these unfamiliar, unique people living throughout the …

A Hutterite marriage is a Christian union; therefore, we believe that for a marriage to be valid, both partners must be members of the church. A pure life given as a sacrifice for Christ and His …

Jun 23, 2012 · The Hutterite norm of community, defined in terms of community of goods and cooperating with and serving fellow members, is clearly an outgrowth of their belief in and …

Hutterite colonies are almost exclusively farming communities, though many have diversified their operations in the last 10 to 20 years. Farms in Alberta and Saskatchewan are often …

The Leut The Leut refers to the three distinct groups of Hutterites who live in North America with a shared heritage. Three different branches of Hutterites live in the prairies of North America, the …