TY  - BOOK
N2  - The Prairieleut Hutterians, emigrating from the Ukraine in the late nineteenth century to settle on the Dakota plains, are an under-studied American Christian community. While these Praire People maintain Hutterian social and theological traditions, they have chosen, unlike other Hutterians, to live non-communally. Nonetheless, to this day many of them remain committed to consensus models of decision-making, pacifism, a simple lifestyle, and to the social dimension of Christianity.
AB  - The Prairieleut Hutterians, emigrating from the Ukraine in the late nineteenth century to settle on the Dakota plains, are an under-studied American Christian community. While these Praire People maintain Hutterian social and theological traditions, they have chosen, unlike other Hutterians, to live non-communally. Nonetheless, to this day many of them remain committed to consensus models of decision-making, pacifism, a simple lifestyle, and to the social dimension of Christianity.
T1  - The prairie people :forgotten Anabaptists /
DA  - ©1999.
CY  - Hanover, NH :
AU  - Janzen, Rod A.
CN  - BX8129.H8
CN  - BX8129.H8
PB  - University Press of New England,
PP  - Hanover, NH :
PY  - ©1999.
ID  - 1380412
KW  - Hutterian Brethren
KW  - Hutterian Brethren.
KW  - Hutterieten.
SN  - 0874519306
SN  - 9780874519303
SN  - 0874519314
SN  - 9780874519310
TI  - The prairie people :forgotten Anabaptists /
ER  -