So glad you could visit

What's with the the skull n bones? Is that the devil

@@Glentschetter282 Not really,It represents Serbian Royal Army during ww2. They had similar coat of arms like my profile picture so they could be constantly reminded of death and afterlife and by that it somehow managed to keep their morale up and also their dignity which means they were scared of our Lord and never did any crimes because of it. The picture was skull and bones and beneath it it was written "With faith in God for King and Fatherland" Or sometimes it was like this "For Honorable Cross and Golden Freedom'

​@@heimdallwg2112 ЗА КРСТ ЧАСНИ И СЛОБОДУ ЗЛАТНУ!

@@aleksapavlov1799 ZIVIO BURAZ!

IC XC NIKA

Have you ever read The Bible / New Testament?

Religions are fake!

@@Vikingshop Christianity is a religion isn't it? I know he is a designer. He is the creator but religions are not his work.

@@Vikingshop what do you mean

because that idea came from God, im afraid, this is what christianity is about,

You'd be very welcome.

Thanks! We wish we did too!

@Candy Clews in new zealand there is a crisrian group called "Gloriavale" is good people dont pay attention to the satanic media demonizing them

sadly, not a place filled with Our Lord. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p7lnoKWTvd6uiXU.html

acc nam - actually, your film of Gloriavale was a lovely film to watch. Watching the children closely, you see only happiness and joy. I would love to have had that in my life. I am the only Christian in my family so my walk with God is a lonely one sometimes.

I would rather die than live among these kooks. My eldest brother joined and has been a member for five years and he molested my younger sister from the age of 4-7 lol so no thanks I’ll pass.

I'm not seeing that.

Green communities don't typically end well.

@@deplorabled1695 Some christian communities end worse - I think on the Peoples Temple who killed themselves in Guyana or the Branch Davidians in Waco in 1993.

@@maxschon7709 Yes true. The Branch Davidians were murdered though.

@@maxschon7709 People's Temple weren't what anyone reasonable would recognise as Christian though?

There's almost nothing stopping you. Contact the closest village and set up a meeting. You don't have to have any skills, just honor their customs and traditions.

are u sure he's there ?

You don’t have to join a commune to have Christ. He died for EVERYONE and SALVATION is available to ALL. Jesus travelled and he told us to be in the world but not of it. So live among society but live a righteous life for Christ and spread the Good News to all you come across. The Holy Spirit is not strictly found on this farm. Or in a building. Or among a group of people. You could be stranded on a desert island and be the closest to Christ you’ve ever been. Or you can just be living in a studio apartment somewhere, working a 9-5 job, but serving Christ daily and living to bring glory to Him. It is how you choose to live your life whether it’s for yourself or God. Where you live is nowhere as important as how you live and who you live for.

@@Little_Devotchka you are 100 % correct. I am not judging their salvation by no means, I do see some concerning statements I've heard them make on a few other videos. They said they follow the guidelines Jesus laid out on the sermon on the mount, this entire sermon was to the people of Jewish faith for a time that has not come as of yet . It's for the thousand year reign of Christ. Jesus said himself "I did not come but for the lost sheep of Israel " . Factually Jesus told the disciples to NOT go unto the gentiles. Yes a few gentiles was saved after His death and resurrection but it wasn't until AFTER the stoning death of Steven (Stephen) and the conversion of Saul (Paul) that Paul was ordained by Jesus to be the apostle to the gentiles. This is why discernment and rightly dividing the scriptures is so very important . I was saved in 2018 in my semi truck in a rest area in Kansas at the age of 46. I had been taught so much misinformation before that made salvation seem like "say a simple prayer " or "get yourself cleaned up , stop sinning and come to Christ " When a person showed me 1st Corinthians 15: 1-4 and explained its not works or a "sinners prayer " or" just ask Jesus into your heart " that saves you. Like Paul my eyes was opened and I understood and believed and was saved that EXACT moment. EVERYTHING about me changed. Things I didn't have the power to change myself HE changed them. Jesus took away my foul language, cares for worldly things, the want to commit suicide and Jesus gave me a love and peace I never new existed. The Holy Spirit entered and a New Me Was Born. I conveyed my new discovery to my wife and although she was skeptical at first , she studied it for herself and came to salvation through Christ also a few days later. Our lives have NEVER been better. Thank you Jesus!!! Now that being said we believe 100% the Bible IS THE INFALLIBLE WORD OF GOD. You must use as I said discernment, rightly dividing the word and see the different DISPENSATIONS. GOD did not deal with ALL groups the same. The LAW was ONLY given to the Hebrew people not the Gentiles. Now after salvation we want to follow Gods law because we love Him and are thankful for his Grace and Gift of Salvation. JESUS FULFILLED THE LAW. As far as their other statement in another video of preparing the kingdom, that happens after the Harpozo (Rapture) and the 7 years of tribulation or Jacob's trouble. Then Christ returns to set up His kingdom and thousand years reign. HE (JESUS) sets up HIS kingdom, man has no place or ability to set up HIS kingdom. ONLY JESUS!!!!!! By teaching anything else you are teaching against God's word!!!!! Neither the apostle John nor apostle Paul in any of their writings said ANYTHING contrary to that either. Nor did the apostle John's student Polycarp or any other 1st century church fathers even mention preparing a kingdom. Seems that by the statements in several of their videos they are trying to "fit" themselves into the dispensation time line of the Hebrew (Jewish) people and NOT into the church (ecclesia) time of Grace that has continued for 2000 years. Their continued mention of the pentecost and afterward time when the disciples tried their communal living has nothing to do with the Gospel that was given LATER to the gentiles via PAUL. It was for shelter because of the persecution by the Pharisees. You do see that this didn't last long. Right? By doing this the disciples wasn't going out to spread the Gospel as they was told too. They keep mentioning the book of Acts not realizing Acts is a TRANSITIONAL book. Going from just Jewish people to Gentiles. I urge you to watch Brother ROBERT BREAKER's video on Dispensations in the Bible I believe it will be a blessing to you. Although I do understand the draw to come together and celebrate Christ and live with fellow believers. It's hard in this wicked world but if we are not out here amongst the lost and instead sheltering ourselves then HOW will they find the truth? How are WE setting an example or being a reflection of HIS light? You do not hide Your Light under a bucket but let it shine for ALL to see. No Man living in the Flesh seeks out God on their own, we are to walk in HIS ways being an example to the lost, planting and watering the seeds of faith just as we are to bring the Jew to jealousy so they also will believe in JESUS (YESHUA).

@@christiantrucker6296 Amen!🙏 Praise be to our Lord God and I am overjoyed that you were saved my brother in Christ!! Hallelujah 🕊️🙌

Thanks!

Hi Bianca! Many of us are very involved in the wider community. It's not at all isolating. But members work on the community and send their kids to the community schools. Kids do have opportunities to interact with folks outside the community in many different ways with sports teams and so forth.

Great!

Yes we're big into celebrations and gift giving.

Man Like Frank --- It gets used for the whole of the community. This is what happens when normal people come together for a great cause. Check out this link: www.dailyfreeman.com/article/DF/20120620/NEWS/306209960

How exactly is an isolated community buying a school for their use alone that great of a cause? What about paying taxes on their land so that the public schools in community get more funding?

Unfortunately it is the latter

Quite a bit: www.bruderhof.com/en/reaching-out/common-causes

@Bara I know they're allowed to leave legally, but they don't really leave with the blessing of the community. They are clearly regarded as having broken their vow of lifelong membership. I would think that such a vow should not even be necessary. Maybe some people stay forever, but others feel like it's time to move on to something new after 5 years. That should be okay and it would probably attract a lot more people.

How do you expect to build a community that shares everything if it's available for anyone to just come and go as they please?

@@ed-xs3pu I could see how it could be abused, but I could also see how someone who joins the community at 20 might want to do something new at 40.

Yes members have health insurance. If someone leaves they are supported in getting set up with work which would include insurance.

@@Bruderhof But is the time you are at Bruderhof also insured fully? How are u finacing that? That are around 160/180 Euro a month.

We make our living through a bunch of different businesses www.bruderhof.com/en/life-in-community/working-together

@@Bruderhof And because no one gets paid, these businesses compete on the basis of an unfair advantage. the government should legislate against that kind of a structure.

@@jackmorgan1677 It is not an unfair advantage. Everyone else is also welcome to give up mammon and live like them, then they can compete on the same level. But they choose Mammon instead, so it is their choice...

You'd be very welcome! We actually have a community in Tennessee. If you check out our website your can get in touch

@@Bruderhof Wow !

@@gingerbrooks6971 Did you join?

It's a German word which translates roughly as "place of brothers"

Good question. Work is the most important way we can put what we say we believe into practice. Living and working on the Bruderhof is 100% voluntary and if someone would prefer not to work to the best of their ability they'd be welcome to try their luck elsewhere.

I was thinking the same thing, I am thinking to forming one outside Vancouver. Reach out, I am @eglobal everywhere

The BBC hasn't rescheduled it so no clue when it will air. Sorry about that.

Hi Marek, Start by taking a look at what Bruderhof membership means (www.bruderhof.com/en/our-faith/membership). Then come for a visit! That’s the best way to have your questions answered and see who we are. Melinda, Fox Hill Bruderhof

Alan, great question and one that's going to be hard to answer here in the comments. Why don't you shoot us an email at contact@bruderhof.com and then I'll be able to forward it on to someone who can discuss this further with you. -Red Zimmerman

How did that exchange go?

Yea it was a good question it be nice to know the answer..

We have several businesses where many of us work which supports the community www.bruderhof.com/en/life-in-community/working-together

Globalist Elite; "You will own nothing and you will be happy." And have a guess who is calling the shots and who will boss you around?

Hi! Yes, part of becoming a member involves selling all your possessions.

@@Bruderhof Thanks!

We are "small-o orthodox" in our beliefs. You can read more about our faith on our website: take a look here www.bruderhof.com/en/our-faith and here www.bruderhof.com/en/our-faith/foundations. And then let us know if you have further questions, or want to visit us.

Read this part from our Foundations document: “Because vows of membership are made to God, no human being has the authority to dissolve them. Accordingly, if members leave our fellowship, the church community has no obligation to return any property or to remunerate them for the labor or anything else they may have contributed while they lived within it. To do so would violate the vow to renounce all possessions. Any who are unsure about such a commitment should rather stay away, keep what is theirs, and leave us in peace. “While we are accountable to God and our brothers and sisters for our vows, no one should remain in our church community who does not do so “with joy and to the delight of his soul.” Members who leave our fellowship are provided with transitional support. Such assistance is not a right, but is offered at the discretion of the church community, as an expression of its continuing love.” You can also read this if you’re interested in learning more about our membership vows: www.bruderhof.com/en/our-faith/foundations/church-order/our-vows

Very easy: www.bruderhof.com/en/visit-us

We have a community in Australia it so happens www.bruderhof.com/en/where-we-are#australia