Beech Grove Bruderhof in Nonnington, Kent is a sister community to Darvell Bruderhof and home to the Peace Garden.

Bellvale Bruderhof in Chester, New York is the home of Community Playthings and Rifton Equipment - two Bruderhof businesses.

Read the stories of several people who joined the Bruderhof Communities.

Award-winning program of highschool assemblies sponsored by the Bruderhof Foundation aimed at stemming the tide of school violence. Features author Johann Christoph Arnold and Steven McDonald, a NYPD detective shot and paralyzed in the line of duty.

Concise glossary description of the Bruderhof by the Mennonites.

Forum and events listing for community groups and individuals associated with the Bruderhof.

Darvell and Beechgrove Bruderhofs, the British branch of the Bruderhof Communities, a movement rooted in early Christian traditions. An Official Bruderhof Website.

A daily inspirational quote by e-mail from the Bruderhof.

An online forum for discussions about the Bruderhof.

A collection of articles, stories, and book excerpts on forgiving with reviews of other forgiveness sites.

The official site for the history of the Bruderhof, a radical Christian Community, founded by Eberhard Arnold.

Catskill Bruderhof is Christian community located on the site of a former New York State Police Camp in Elka Park, New York in the midst of the scenic Catskill mountains.

Excerpts from a chapter called "In Praise of Black Sheep" from a book on children's education in the Bruderhof.

Danthonia Bruderhof, the Australian branch of the Bruderhof Communities, a movement rooted in early Christian traditions. An Official Bruderhof Website.

Local history, features and directions to the Darvell Bruderhof in Robertsbridge, East Sussex.

Eberhard Arnold founded the Bruderhof Communities, a community fellowship based on Jesus' "Sermon on the Mount" that grew out of the Youth Movement in post-World War I Germany. Communities, which still exist today.

Fox Hill Bruderhof Community in the town of Montgomery, New York is one of the newest of eleven Bruderhof communities worldwide.

Heinrich Arnold, son of Bruderhof Communities founders Emmy and Eberhard Arnold, dedicated his life to radical Christian discipleship. This website introduces his life, thoughts, and writings.

Articles and free e-books by Johann Christoph Arnold, author, speaker, family counselor, and senior pastor in the Bruderhof movement.

Initially called Pleasant View Bruderhof, Maple Ridge Bruderhof in Ulster Park, New York was founded in 1985 and is located eight miles from Woodcrest Bruderhof.

The New Meadow Run Bruderhof in Farmington, Pennsylvania is one of more than ten Bruderhof communities worldwide.

A photo gallery of the Bruderhof Communities, a pro-life Christian commune formerly called Society of Brothers.

Join photographer Susie Post as she explores a Bruderhof community in Farmington, Pennsylvania.

The story of a young bruderhof member who faces cancer and through faith, courage, hope and the prayers of the bruderhof community, finds the true meaning of life through death.

Spring Valley Bruderhof Community is one of more than ten Bruderhof communities worldwide, is home to the U.S. offices of Danthonia Designs.

The most comprehensive English language source of writings by and about Johann Christoph Blumhardt and his son Christoph Friedrich Blumhardt, two men who had a profound influence on the Bruderhof movement.

Provides a short introduction to the beliefs, history, and daily life of the Bruderhof community movement.

An international community movement rooted in Anabaptist and early Christian traditions, committed to nonviolence, justice, and fellowship, based on Christ's "Sermon on the Mount".

Supporting education, community service and international reconciliation projects from a Christian perspective.

Long excerpt from "A Joyful Pilgrimage", the memoir of the wife of the founder of the Bruderhof Communities.

A Bruderhof member's blog mostly highlighting material on other Bruderhof websites.

Describes how Bruderhof school children are making a museum for peace in an old barn.

Custom wood signs, hand-carved and hand-painted with gold leaf designs.

The Bruderhof movement's first American settlement, Woodcrest was founded in 1954 in Rifton, New York in the Hudson Valley. It is home to the Bruderhof Museum.