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• Distance from Baltimore: 70 miles, about a 2-hour drive Why it's worth the gas: The Amish have lived in the Lancaster area since the early 1700s, when Anabaptists -- Christians believing in adult baptism, such as the Amish and their less strict cousins, the Mennonites -- fled religious persecution in Europe and landed in William Penn's new colony, which promised tolerance. (latimes.com)
• They also talk about Indiana's Old Order Mennonites, a group too often confused with the Amish. (jhu.edu)
• In the second half of the 19th century, the Amish divided into Old Order Amish and Amish Mennonites. (wikipedia.org)
• In the early 18th century, many Amish and Mennonites immigrated to Pennsylvania for a variety of reasons. (wikipedia.org)
• Today, the Old Order Amish, the New Order Amish, and the Old Beachy Amish as well as Old Order Mennonites continue to speak Pennsylvania German, also known as "Pennsylvania Dutch", although two different Alemannic dialects are used by Old Order Amish in Adams and Allen counties in Indiana. (wikipedia.org)
• Because of this common heritage, Amish and conservative Mennonites from southern Germany and Switzerland retain many similarities. (wikipedia.org)
• Those who leave the Amish fold tend to join various congregations of Conservative Mennonites. (wikipedia.org)
• The Amish Both the Amish and the Mennonites were part of the early Anabaptist movement in Europe, which took place at the time of the Reformation. (bartleby.com)
• These "horse-and-buggy" Mennonites live a lifestyle similar to some Amish, though many have phones and other modern conveniences. (pasadenastarnews.com)
• In the late 1600s, European Anabaptists - a sect of Christianity that believes in adult baptism - split into what is now called Older Order Amish and Mennonites. (delmarvanow.com)
• There are so many varieties of Mennonites and Amish around the world that we cannot cover the many shades of belief and practice among them. (donnasofberlin.com)
• A group led by Jacob Amman broke from the Mennonites in 1693 and became known as Amish. (donnasofberlin.com)

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• Indiana's 19 Old Order Amish and two Old Order Mennonite communities show a surprising diversity despite all that unites them as a distinct culture. (jhu.edu)
• Once ignored or considered relics of a past that was quickly passing away, the Amish and their Old Order Mennonite spiritual kin attracted little attention. (jhu.edu)
• The history of the Amish church began with a schism in Switzerland within a group of Swiss and Alsatian Mennonite Anabaptists in 1693 led by Jakob Ammann. (wikipedia.org)
• Additionally, there is an actual clinic ( The Clinic for Special Children) devoted to researching developmental diseases in Amish children and this clinic (among many other things) actively researches the occurrence of autism in Amish (and Mennonite) communities. (snopes.com)
• It's a jolt to the stereotype of the quaint, rural community that we have in Amish country," said Paul Miller, the director of the Amish and Mennonite Heritage Center in Berlin, Ohio. (cleveland.com)
• Communities of Anahaptists - Amish and Mennonite people - founded this farming area nearly 300 years ago, and they remain the primary inhabitants today. (motherearthnews.com)
• We'll then meet up with an Amish Mennonite tour guide for a driving tour of the Amish countryside. (roadscholar.org)
• The purposes of this study are to identify the genes responsible for several inherited disorders commonly seen in the Amish and Mennonite populations and learn more about the natural history (medical problems that develop over time) of these disorders. (clinicaltrials.gov)
• The Amish and Mennonite peoples have a high rate of intermarriage within their individual communities, with a resulting high incidence of inherited disorders. (clinicaltrials.gov)
• Patients with inherited disorders that occur frequently in the Amish and Mennonite populations and their family members may be eligible for this study. (clinicaltrials.gov)
• The Amish and Mennonite populations represent outstanding communities for the study of genetic disease for a number of reasons. (clinicaltrials.gov)
• Q. What Are the Differences Between Amish and Mennonite Groups? (donnasofberlin.com)
• However, most Mennonite and Amish groups have common historical roots. (donnasofberlin.com)
• The differences among the various Amish and Mennonite groups through the years have almost always been ones of practice rather than basic Christian doctrine. (donnasofberlin.com)
• A. Most Amish and Mennonite groups do not oppose modern medicines. (donnasofberlin.com)

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• Beyond the pleasing juicy flavor, the earliness of Amish surprised us in our 2018 trial, beating shorter Cascadia to the first picking! (fedcoseeds.com)
• U.S. Census bureau figures show the county added about 2,500 people in 2018, and about 1,000 of them were Amish, the news site LNP reported on Friday. (pressherald.com)
• Lancaster County's Amish population reached 33,143 in 2018, up 3.2 percent from the previous year, according to Elizabethtown College researchers. (pressherald.com)

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• One of the enduring myths about the Amish is that they are a reclusive community with little or no contact with the outside world. (jhu.edu)
• When money rules, a lot of bad things happen to a community," says one Old Order Amish leader. (motherjones.com)
• He found that while Kline's Amish community rejects some modern inventions, their view of technology is complex and sophisticated. (loe.org)
• So far, from sources inside and outside the Amish community, I have identified three Amish residents of Lancaster County who apparently have full-syndrome autism, all of them children. (snopes.com)
• Preliminary data have identified the presence of ASD in the Amish community at a rate of approximately 1 in 271 children using standard ASD screening and diagnostic tools although some modifications may be in order. (snopes.com)
• Horse shit is serious business in one Amish community . (thedailybeast.com)
• H]e was exposed to offensive language and conduct, and was photographed, all of which is generally frowned upon by the Amish community as a matter of religious principle," the lawsuit adds. (thedailybeast.com)
• Members of an Amish community in Northeast Ohio gathered for a final time, before four women and one man go to prison this week. (yahoo.com)
• Running head: AMISH COMMUNITY 1 Amish Community Jennie Ong AMISH COMMUNITY 2 Abstract The Amish people are a community of individuals who hold their traditions of simple living, self-labor, and isolation very highly. (bartleby.com)
• The family, members of an insular Amish community, shuns many facets of modern life. (usatoday.com)
• Social gatherings, important in Amish communities, likely contributed to rapid transmission of SARS-CoV-2 in a rural Ohio Amish community. (cdc.gov)
• In May, after a cluster of seven COVID-19 cases was identified in a rural Ohio Amish community, access to testing was increased. (cdc.gov)
• On May 9 and May 11, 2020, respectively, a husband and wife in an Amish community in Wayne County, Ohio, experienced COVID-19-related symptoms. (cdc.gov)
• As a result, WCHD, with support from the Ohio Department of Health and a community bishop, organized a testing clinic at an Amish community school on May 20, where nasopharyngeal swabs were collected for RT-PCR testing. (cdc.gov)
• In the study, the researchers compared two relatively isolated farming communities: an Amish community in Indiana and a Hutterite community in South Dakota. (livescience.com)
• The researchers looked at blood samples from 30 kids from ages 7 and 14 from the Amish community, and 30 kids of the same age range from the Hutterite community. (livescience.com)
• This writer described a woman's decision to leave her Amish community to marry an outsider, only to be ostracized by her family and friends. (hnn.us)
• The government said the cuttings were an attempt to shame members of the Amish community who he believed were straying from their beliefs. (theoaklandpress.com)
• A significant collateral consequence for Mullet is the loss of his privacy and the smearing of the reputation of the Bergholz Amish community," Bryan wrote. (theoaklandpress.com)
• Most important to Mullet, however, is the damage suffered by the Bergholz Amish community as a whole. (theoaklandpress.com)
• The mutation was first identified in 1991 in a secluded Amish farming community in Berne, Ind. (nytimes.com)
• This report describes an outbreak of pertussis in an Amish community in Kent County, Delaware, during September 2004--February 2005, that resulted in 345 cases and affected primarily preschool-aged children. (cdc.gov)
• The outbreak underscores the need to promote vaccination in Amish communities through culturally appropriate strategies, such as education and outreach to community leaders. (cdc.gov)
• 2 weeks with onset during September 2004--February 2005 and without other apparent cause in a person living in the Amish community in Kent County ( 4 ). (cdc.gov)
• During October 2004--December 2004, a total of 12 PCR-confirmed cases of pertussis were reported among Amish residents in a community west of Dover, Delaware. (cdc.gov)
• Control measures and active surveillance for additional cases were instituted, including enhanced contact investigation and outreach and special community pertussis clinics at Amish schools. (cdc.gov)
• Of the 49 swabs obtained from persons with cough illness living in the Amish community, 30 (61%) were PCR positive. (cdc.gov)
• In an additional attempt to identify all symptomatic persons, a self-administered survey regarding recent cough illness was distributed to all Amish families, one per household, through community religious leaders. (cdc.gov)
• A 2005 Amish directory published by an Amish community member was used to identify the number of households and the number and ages of household members. (cdc.gov)
• On the basis of historical knowledge, vaccination coverage in the Amish community was presumed to be low, but it had not been formally investigated before the outbreak. (cdc.gov)
• Very easily someone could come for these events, be exposed to someone who didn't know that they were sick, and travel home, and start another outbreak in another community somewhere in the United States or overseas," said Dr. D.J. McFadden, health commissioner in Holmes County, site of Horse Progress Days and home to one of the country's largest Amish populations. (pasadenastarnews.com)
• Considering the religious community s isolation, the choice to engage the Amish may seem curious. (freerepublic.com)
• Douglas Vaughan of Northwestern University, Chicago, and his team have now studied the gene in 177 members of the Old Order Amish community in Berne, Indiana, to find out. (newscientist.com)
• Douglas Vaughan of Northwestern University, Chicago, and his team have now studied the gene in 177 members of the Old Order Amish community in Berne, Indiana. (newscientist.com)
• Success in the Amish business world is hardly surprising when you consider that networking through LinkedIn might not have the same community-building effect as teaming up with neighbors to build, say, a barn. (anthillonline.com)
• Jakob can only imagine that his old friend must have been killed by someone outside of the Amish community. (barnesandnoble.com)
• In case study V, Adam of the Amish community has suffered a fracture to his hip resulting in the need for surgery. (bartleby.com)
• But a new development in the midst of a thriving, centuries-old Amish community, could impact their way of life, which includes horse-drawn carriages, not automobiles. (pressherald.com)
• Donald Kraybill, an authority on Amish culture, told Manheim Township commissioners this week that some in the community have told him they are worried about the development and the increased traffic it would bring. (pressherald.com)
• They, like the other Amish families in the Dover community, believe in yielding to God's will. (delmarvanow.com)
• For the few rebellious Amish, it might mean driving cars, drinking alcohol or venturing outside the community, maybe for good. (delmarvanow.com)
• But since most people marry within their community, couples often have the same ancestors, says Donald Kraybill, a professor at Elizabethtown College and a leading expert in the Amish culture. (delmarvanow.com)
• Since many did not survive the migration, the genetic diversity of the Amish was greatly reduced, and this is one reason why rare genetic diseases are prevalent among the community. (delmarvanow.com)
• In case anyone had any lingering doubts about the virtual absence of autism among the Amish, they were effectively put to rest on Friday night's Larry King segment when Dr. Max Wiznitzer -- defending the vaccine program, arguing autism has not increased and insisting it is a genetic disorder preset from birth, said the rate of autism in northeastern Ohio, the nation's largest Amish community, was 1 in 10,000. (whale.to)
• 3 Short Stories of Love in a Unique Amish Community In an area of Pennsylvania called The Big Valley, a uniquely blended Amish community thrives in which 3 distinct groups of Amish identify themselves by the colors of their buggy's top-white, black, or yellow. (smartbitchestrashybooks.com)
• Unable to penetrate the wall of silence between the Amish and "English" communities, the sheriff asks Kate to travel to New York, pose as an Amish woman, and infiltrate the community. (smartbitchestrashybooks.com)
• The last time someone reported seeing her was at a nearby farm in Bird-in-Hand, a small Amish community outside Lancaster, according to the FBI. (nydailynews.com)
• Patient 1 was an unimmunized 13-month-old Amish boy ously described ( 6 , 7 ), to test all H. influenzae strains in this from southwestern Missouri (community A) who had a fe- cluster for specific capsule types a-f. (cdc.gov)
• In addition, researchers will establish a computer database containing Amish genealogies, derived largely from the community s extensive records of births, marriages, deaths, etc., that will help construct pedigrees (family trees) for genetic study. (clinicaltrials.gov)
• The girl is from an Amish community in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. (inquisitr.com)
• Researchers studied 177 members of the Berne Amish community in Indiana, and found 43 who had one mutant copy of the gene, SERPINE1. (yahoo.com)
• These carriers lived to 85 on average, while those without it in the Amish community tend to live to 75. (yahoo.com)
• When five Amish schoolgirls were murdered at the West Nickel Mines School in October 2006, the picture that emerged of their isolated community showed us everything except how they really felt. (phillymag.com)
• MUSKEGON, MI - Residents of the Muskegon area's Amish community are not a monolith. (mlive.com)
• I don't think the fact that they're Amish makes a big difference," Krehn said of the community, known for their thriving businesses and low-technology lifestyle. (mlive.com)
• For example, when Krehn learned that a local Amish bishop desired protection for members of his community during the spring wedding season earlier this year, she reached out to him and offered ways she could help. (mlive.com)
• There are 75 Amish farms in the surrounding area the largest such community outside of Ohio and Pennsylvania. (trendsideas.com)
• In 1919 the Amish leaders agreed that connecting to power lines would not be in the best interest of the Amish community. (donnasofberlin.com)
• As a result there is a bonding that unites the Amish community and protects it from outside influences such as television, radios, and other influences. (donnasofberlin.com)
• The study involved 177 members of the Berne Amish community, 43 of which carried the mutation. (insideindianabusiness.com)

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• Today, there are 14 towns & villages in Lancaster County and many opportunities to explore Amish country. (latimes.com)
• Amish Country Homestead at Plain & Fancy Farm- The only Amish home available for touring in Lancaster County. (latimes.com)
• Henry Lapp was a furniture maker based in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and it is his designs that most closely resemble the furniture we think of today as Amish-made. (wikipedia.org)
• This concept gained traction in 2005, when reporter Dan Olmstead conducted a a non-scientific survey in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania (which boasts one of the largest populations of Amish people) to find cases of autism. (snopes.com)
• It was near that Lancaster County village, just after ten in the morning, that Charles Carl Roberts IV carried his guns and his rage into a one-room Amish schoolhouse. (hnn.us)
• How the author and her husband found their dream home along a back road, homesteading in Amish country in pastoral Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. (motherearthnews.com)
• Some experts are concerned that a planned 75-acre housing and commercial project will make it more difficult for Lancaster County to accommodate the Amish. (pressherald.com)
• The Amish population in Pennsylvania's Lancaster County is continuing to grow each year, despite the encroachment of urban sprawl on their communities. (pressherald.com)
• Police have asked child welfare workers from Lancaster County who are familiar with the Amish culture to interview the girls. (inquisitr.com)

Schoolhouse5

• Visitors can get a glimpse of the Amish lifestyle by going on a tour of an Amish home, schoolhouse, and barn. (latimes.com)
• Tour guides will explain the lifestyle of an Amish family by discussing their clothing, living without electricity, and learning in a schoolhouse. (latimes.com)
• A bunch of Amish people in Ohio could get a whole lot richer -- if the cops can't explain why they sent a SWAT team to storm a schoolhouse! (tmz.com)
• Amish residents of Bergholz, OH are suing the Jefferson County Sheriff's office for $35 mil, claiming they were deprived of their civil rights when a fully armed SWAT unit entered a schoolhouse with their automatic weapons drawn back in 2007. (tmz.com)
• In the background, the Amish schoolhouse stood perfect and serene. (phillymag.com)

North America4

• Between 1717 and 1750 approximately 500 Amish migrated to North America, mainly to the region that became Berks County, Pennsylvania, but later moved, motivated by land issues and by security concerns tied to the French and Indian War. (wikipedia.org)
• Wisconsin has the fourth largest Amish population in North America. (wpr.org)
• When you consider the average five-year survival rate in most western developed countries like Australia and North America, which tend to experience five-year failure rates between 50% and 80%, it's hard to not arrive at the question, 'What can other entrepreneurs learn from the Amish? (anthillonline.com)
• Some experts estimate that 80 to 100 people served as the founding ancestors for the about 330,000 Amish people living in North America today. (delmarvanow.com)

Farmer4

• GREGORY: On a cold fall afternoon, Amish farmer David Kline wades through his corn field, pushing aside the 7-foot stalks to clear a path. (loe.org)
• Amish dairy farmer Daniel Weaver got a vaccination during a clinic at a pole barn near Shiloh in northern Ohio on June 25, concerned because he travels often. (pasadenastarnews.com)
• An Amish farmer plows a field near New Holland, Pa. (pressherald.com)
• A federal judge sentenced a Bath County Amish farmer to six years in prison on Friday morning. (wkyt.com)

Buggies6

• special-ordered nine dark-colored jumpsuits for a group of Amish men sentenced to a few days for refusing to place reflective triangles on their horse-drawn buggies. (slate.com)
• In the summer of 2012, an inebriated Amish quartet had the bright idea to drag race their horse-drawn buggies down a dark rural road. (listverse.com)
• The Amish rely on horse-drawn buggies and carriages to attend worship services, weddings, funerals and other activities in their tight-knit communities. (pressherald.com)
• But County Highway Supervisor Phil Cornelius says the steel horseshoes on horses pulling Amish buggies are damaging the roads almost as soon as the asphalt paving goes down. (wsbt.com)
• Travel scenic country roads teeming with horse drawn buggies and passing pristine Amish farmhouses along the way. (leisuregrouptravel.com)
• After the workday ends, Amish families form a line out the door while buggies continue to roll into a nearby parking lot. (tpr.org)

People25

• The Amish have always been a people on the move. (jhu.edu)
• While the Amish are the best known of Indiana's Old Order people, they are not the only horse-and-buggy-driving plain people in the state. (jhu.edu)
• When people refer to the Amish today, they normally refer to the Old Order Amish. (wikipedia.org)
• Counter to the claims that the Amish do not vaccinate and do not get autism are the facts that a majority of Amish people vaccinate their children and that Amish people are, in fact, diagnosed with autism. (snopes.com)
• They were convicted of hate crimes for cutting the hair and beards of other Amish people. (yahoo.com)
• Subculture: Amish The Amish people are a subculture group. (bartleby.com)
• The Amish Culture The Amish are a fascinating people. (bartleby.com)
• How do American prisons accommodate the old-fashioned religious practices of Amish people? (slate.com)
• MILLERSBURG, Ohio (AP) - Authorities in the heart of Ohio's Amish country say they arrested more than 70 people in a raid at a weekend party in a field that was expected to attract hundreds of Amish youth. (breitbart.com)
• In the year since those events took place, I've had opportunities to talk with many people about the school shooting and Amish forgiveness. (hnn.us)
• Whatever its severity, however, shunning does appear to contradict the notion so prominent after the Nickel Mines school shooting-that the Amish are a gracious, forgiving people. (hnn.us)
• The hair cuttings, he said, were a response to continuous criticism he'd received from other Amish religious leaders about him being too strict, including shunning people in his own group. (theoaklandpress.com)
• Amish people living in a rural part of Indiana have a rare genetic mutation that protects them from Type 2 diabetes and appears to significantly extend their life spans, according to a new study. (nytimes.com)
• Dr. Vaughan wondered how the Amish people in Berne who naturally produce smaller amounts of PAI-1 are affected. (nytimes.com)
• Young Amish people of today, can't handle their drugs and alcohol. (abovetopsecret.com)
• A gene variant that arose decades ago in an Amish group seems to be enough to make people live ten years longer, as well as making them less likely to develop diabetes . (newscientist.com)
• But a faulty variant of this gene arose six generations ago in an Amish group, causing the people who carry one copy of the variant to produce half as much of the age-promoting protein. (newscientist.com)
• Most people associate the Amish with certain things: simplicity, rumspringa , funny hats. (getrichslowly.org)
• Scientists have found a genetic mutation in the Amish people of the midwestern United States that appears to make them live 10 years longer than people without it, a study said Wednesday. (yahoo.com)
• Amish people with this gene mutation were also significantly less likely to get diabetes, and they had more efficient metabolisms. (yahoo.com)
• Northwestern University researchers have partnered with Japan's Tohoku University to develop and test an experimental drug that would inhibit the action of PAI-1, like in Amish people with the mutant gene. (yahoo.com)
• A. Amish people interpret linking with electrical wires as a connection with the world - and the Bible tells them they are not to be conformed to the world (Romans 12:2). (donnasofberlin.com)
• Roam the pastoral grounds and experience the simple lifestyle of the Amish people through guided tours exploring the farmstead, wagon rides and a documentary film. (leisuregrouptravel.com)
• Northeast Indiana's Amish population is at the center of research that could help people live longer. (insideindianabusiness.com)
• About 8,000 Amish people in the area have received measles vaccinations since April. (tpr.org)

Genetic6

• Accurate determination of the ASD phenotype in the Amish is a first step in the design of genetic studies of ASD in this population. (snopes.com)
• These include a potential bias toward increased diagnosis in non-Amish communities, or the fact that the uniquely reduced genetic diversity of the Amish population plays a role. (snopes.com)
• where some of the Amish residents carry a genetic mutation that may have life-extending benefits. (nytimes.com)
• These Amish children were victims of biological chance, suffering from genetic conditions that stem from an interwoven family tree. (delmarvanow.com)
• In that case, autism is a genetic vulnerability with an environmental trigger, and something about the Amish world is not triggering it, which puts us back about where I started four years ago. (whale.to)
• The NIGMS Human Genetic Cell Repository has distributed samples from Dr. Janice Egeland's studies on bipolar disease in the Old Order Amish since 1982. (coriell.org)

Ohio's Amish2

• SHILOH, Ohio - Visitors from around the world to two upcoming events in Ohio's Amish country could come away with more than they bargained for, health officials fear - a case of measles from the nation's largest outbreak in two decades. (pressherald.com)
• With careful precision and centuries-old techniques, the carpenters in Ohio's Amish Country have built their barns, churches and furniture using simple Amish farm tools. (lehmans.com)

Indiana's Amish3

• This contemporary portrait of Indiana's Amish is the first book-length overview of Amish in the state. (jhu.edu)
• If one thing is common amid the diversity that marks Indiana's Amish patchwork today, it is the shift away from farming as the economic base of Amish communities. (jhu.edu)
• Expect the unexpected touring Northern Indiana's Amish Country where old and new ways blend. (leisuregrouptravel.com)

1,0003

• A 2011 study published in the journal Pediatrics surveyed 1,000 Amish parents about their vaccination habits. (snopes.com)
• More than 40 officers converged Saturday on the Hardy Township field after concerned parents notified the Holmes County sheriff's office of a large party expected to attract over 1,000 Amish from Ohio and neighboring states. (breitbart.com)
• 39 after concerned parents notified the Holmes County sheriff's office of a large party expected to attract over 1,000 Amish from Ohio and neighboring states. (abovetopsecret.com)

Communities15

• If popular images associate the Amish with stubbornly enduring communities that persist for generations, the Amish themselves are apt to know that migration has been a central theme. (jhu.edu)
• Many see America's tightly-knit Amish communities as odd throwbacks to the days of the horse and buggy. (loe.org)
• Today, about 140,000 Amish live in tightly-knit communities in 22 states. (loe.org)
• Researchers from the University of Miami and Vanderbilt University interviewed 1,899 Amish children from two prominent Amish communities in Holmes County, Ohio and Elkhart-Lagrange County, Indiana. (snopes.com)
• According to the lawsuit, the matter was settled by the group's elders in consultation with members and neighboring Amish communities, and added to their Ordnung, or set of rules. (thedailybeast.com)
• Eastern parts of the United States as well as Canada are the most common areas where Amish communities are established. (bartleby.com)
• Amish are allowed to use modern technology under certain circumstances: Amish farmers often rent lighted stalls at farmers' markets, and members of liberal communities hire drivers to transport them to supermarkets for weekly shopping. (slate.com)
• The outbreak, with more than 360 cases, started after Amish travelers to the Philippines contracted measles this year and returned home to rural Knox County, where it spread thanks to a lower rate of vaccination among the Amish and the difficulty public health authorities had in getting the word out to largely rural communities where phones are few and the Internet is nonexistent. (pressherald.com)
• Kids who grow up in Amish communities have much lower rates of asthma than the general population, potentially thanks to their exposure to the communities' dairy farms at an early age, according to the study, published today (Aug. 3) in the New England Journal of Medicine. (livescience.com)
• In these communities, the families live much closer to dairy farms than kids in Hutterite communities do, and Amish children often start going into barns at a very young age, she said. (livescience.com)
• however, coverage levels for routine childhood vaccination remain low in many Amish communities ( 1 ). (cdc.gov)
• Whether derived from those older stocks or from an errant but similar shell-snow pea cross as Sugarsnap , this tall and tasty heirloom has long been enjoyed in Amish communities. (fedcoseeds.com)
• Amish communities. (cdc.gov)
• We've packed 110,000 blooms into 19 gigantic quilt gardens … created 20 super-sized hand-painted quilt murals in seven welcoming communities in the heart of Amish Country. (leisuregrouptravel.com)
• The virus has spread quickly among the largely unvaccinated Amish communities in the center of the state. (tpr.org)

Researchers7

• Researchers believe that this mutation interferes with the transport of thiamine pyrophosphate into the mitochondria and the activity of the alpha-ketoglutarate dehydrogenase complex, resulting in the abnormal brain development and alpha-ketoglutaric aciduria seen in Amish lethal microcephaly. (medlineplus.gov)
• Furthermore, researchers have documented many cases of autism amongst the Amish populations. (snopes.com)
• The animals that were exposed to the Amish house dust did not get asthma when they were later exposed to things that would normally trigger the condition, the researchers found. (livescience.com)
• The researchers think that the potentially beneficial bacteria or fungi in Amish house dust can probably be traced back to the Amish dairy farms , Ober said. (livescience.com)
• Newser) - You're probably less likely to see an Amish kid carrying around an inhaler, because they don't seem to get asthma as often as other kids-and researchers think it's due to the cows, Live Science reports. (newser.com)
• The researchers also found Amish blood samples had a better 'innate immune response' (i.e., higher levels of immune cells called neutrophils, per Gizmodo ), and the dust from Amish homes seemed to protect mice from asthma-like responses to allergens, while Hutterite dust did not. (newser.com)
• Researchers at Ohio State University estimate that there are about 33,000 Amish living in the six-county area where the outbreak began. (tpr.org)

Neighbors3

• They also treat Amish interaction with state government over private schooling and other matters, and the relationship of the Amish to their neighbors and the tourist industry. (jhu.edu)
• Activist Carrie Hahn explains the potential risks of the natural gas drilling technique known as fracking to one of her Amish neighbors. (motherjones.com)
• By not using expensive machinery, the Amish rely more on family and neighbors to help with farm chores, like baling hay and threshing wheat. (loe.org)

Outbreak4

• The outbreak started after Amish travelers to the Philippines contracted measles this year and returned home to rural Knox County Ohio. (pasadenastarnews.com)
• Health officials believe the outbreak is slowing in Ohio thanks to vaccination clinics, door-to-door visits by public health nurses and cooperation by the Amish, who quickly quarantined themselves when measles was present. (pasadenastarnews.com)
• Most of its Amish were already vaccinated before the outbreak, McFadden said. (pasadenastarnews.com)
• There's been an outbreak of measles among the Amish in central Ohio. (tpr.org)

Sect5

• Two members of an conservative Amish sect have filed a civil suit against the city of Auburn, Kentucky , saying that a new ordinance regarding horse diapers violates their religious freedom . (thedailybeast.com)
• But this lawsuit is just the latest installment in a decade-long drama that began when the Old Order Swartzentruber Amish, a conservative sect, settled in Auburn in the mid-2000s. (thedailybeast.com)
• Sixteen members of a breakaway Amish sect were convicted of hate crimes in Ohio on Thursday. (slate.com)
• The Amish are a Christian sect whose members live a simple lifestyle and shun modern conveniences. (breitbart.com)
• And in those same mountains the Amish sect developed one of its most important centers of influence prior to resettlement in America. (newoxfordreview.org)

Vaccination2

• From there, the highly contagious disease spread quickly because of a lower rate of vaccination among the Amish. (pasadenastarnews.com)
• Apparently the Amish have traditionally low vaccination rates among their children. (americablog.com)

Eschew3

• Miller, who is in his late 40s and has nine children, is a leading member of the Old Order Amish, who eschew all modern conveniences. (motherjones.com)
• The latter do not eschew motor cars, whereas the Old Order Amish retained much of their traditional culture. (wikipedia.org)
• The Amish eschew many conveniences of modern life. (pressherald.com)

Simply Amish7

• Once a Warranty issue is confirmed by Simply Amish, it is the responsibility of the original owner to return the piece to their nearest Simply Amish dealer. (simplyamish.com)
• Simply Amish is not responsible for any transportation costs incurred by the original owner to return the piece to the nearest Simply Amish dealer or redelivery from Simply Amish dealer to the original owner. (simplyamish.com)
• There is no charge for the cost of Simply Amish picking up the piece from Simply Amish Dealer, repairing warranty issue, and returning to Simply Amish dealer. (simplyamish.com)
• Simply Amish is sold through independently owned dealers, and Simply Amish has no control over their policy for picking up warranty related items at residences or businesses. (simplyamish.com)
• If a Simply Amish product has issues not covered under our Lifetime Guarantee, our Returns department will assess the issue, provide a written estimate for the repair, and if work is approved by Simply Amish dealer, pick-up and redeliver the piece needing repair, to the Simply Amish dealer. (simplyamish.com)
• Under no circumstances will Simply Amish pickup and redeliver to furniture owner. (simplyamish.com)
• All transportation costs associated with picking up the product from owner's residence and returning to Simply Amish dealer, and redelivery from Simply Amish dealer to owner's residence is the purview of the owner and dealer. (simplyamish.com)

Indiana Amish2

• This valuable introduction to the Indiana Amish deserves a place on every Hoosier's bookshelf. (jhu.edu)
• On Sunday mornings throughout Indiana, Amish families rise early to prepare to attend church. (jhu.edu)

Holmes County2

• A recipe for Amish meatloaf topped with bacon strips and a ketchup glaze that I had while in Amish country in Holmes County, Ohio. (allrecipes.com)
• Married for eight years, with no children to help fill her days, Heidi Troyer cooks up the idea of teaching classes in the art of Amish cuisine in her home in Holmes County, Ohio. (audible.com)

Horse and b2

• Because the Amish don't use modern technology like cars, they largely travel by horse and buggy or, as the lawsuit states, "are forced to travel on foot. (thedailybeast.com)
• Methamphetamine, the drug peddled by outlaw bikers and street-corner dealers for decades, is on the rise in the land of the horse and buggy -- though no one caught with the drug in the area has been Amish. (cleveland.com)

Erik Wesner3

• This is a guest post from Erik Wesner , who researched the Amish for his new book Success Made Simple: An Inside Look at Why Amish Businesses Thrive . (getrichslowly.org)
• Author Erik Wesner asks that very question in his book, Success Made Simple: An Inside Look at Why Amish Businesses Thrive . (anthillonline.com)
• The Rules of Amish Business Success (Erik Wesner) from Indy Graphics on Vimeo . (anthillonline.com)

19th century1

• Stepping from a car that seems grossly out of place in this 19th-century landscape, Carrie Hahn, a newcomer to the area, takes a deep breath of mud and cow outside an Amish farmhouse. (motherjones.com)

Conveniences2

• The Amish are known for simple living, plain dress, Christian pacifism, and slowness to adopt many conveniences of modern technology, with a view to not interrupt family time, nor replace face-to-face conversations whenever possible. (wikipedia.org)
• Most American's view the Amish as backwards mainly because they shun the modern conveniences that most of us take advantage of on a daily basis. (bartleby.com)

Recipe1

• But if they are - according to many Amish cookbooks - they make this lazy day roast recipe. (flipboard.com)

Tend3

• And considering that the Amish tend, on the rare occasion they vote, to align with conservatives, courting this population could greatly benefit Republicans. (freerepublic.com)
• Another key advantage is that Amish business owners tend to stick with what they know. (anthillonline.com)
• Amish girls and boys tend to meet the same way, during a rite of passage called Rumspringa - a Pennsylvania German word that translates to "running around. (delmarvanow.com)

Vaccines4

• Anti-vaccine advocates have long used the Amish as evidence that vaccines cause autism, a conclusion based on two demonstrably false claims. (snopes.com)
• Anti-vaccine advocates have, at least since the early 2000s , used the Amish - a group of insular individuals descended from Swiss Anabaptist immigrants who shun modern technology - as a piece of evidence that links autism to vaccines. (snopes.com)
• Critics of the Amish Anomaly -- like critics of the idea that vaccines might be implicated in autism -- want to have it every which way. (whale.to)
• While many Amish are not against vaccines in principle, many, including Kauffman's children, have never had shots. (tpr.org)

Buggy5

• MARCH 19--Pennsylvania cops are hunting for the driver of an Amish buggy that was involved in a hit-and-gallop accident Sunday evening. (thesmokinggun.com)
• According to state troopers, victim Michelle Cooper, 36, was driving her Honda CRV on a Mercer County road when an "unknown actor driving an Amish buggy" damaged the vehicle "by running into it twice. (thesmokinggun.com)
• The Amish buggy drove away from the scene" and was last spotted "near Orchard Road and #8 Rd," a police report notes . (thesmokinggun.com)
• An Amish horse drawn buggy, part of a lifestyle prevalent throughout some parts of the United States. (spreadshirt.com)
• As I stared out the window, an Amish buggy clopped down the cross street. (barnesandnoble.com)

Measles2

• While local Amish may not be gathering information from non-credible websites or watching former "The View" television host Jenny McCarthy discuss her issues with the MMR vaccine for measles, mumps, and rubella and its purported connection to autism, Krehn said they, too, are influenced by hearsay and other media sources. (mlive.com)
• Amish show up at a makeshift clinic to get vaccinated against the measles. (tpr.org)

Anabaptist2

• Anabaptist» betyr «den som døper igjen» [12] eller «gjendøper» [13] - en referanse til de som hadde blitt døpt som barn, men senere tilpasset seg troen på «den troendes dåp», og deretter lot seg døpe på nytt som voksne. (wikipedia.org)
• The Anabaptist movement, from which the Amish later emerged, started in circles around Huldrych Zwingli (1484-1531) who led the early Reformation in Switzerland. (wikipedia.org)

Reject3

• Why, for example, do the Amish reject telephones in their homes but not in their shops and businesses? (jhu.edu)
• But Amish beliefs don't reject progress so much as they call for the sustainable use of God's gifts of creation. (loe.org)
• The Amish reject most modern technology and dress. (slate.com)

Group of traditionalist1

• Beginning in Switzerland in 1693, the Amish church is a group of traditionalist Christians known for their large families, simple living and reluctance to adopt modern technology. (listverse.com)

Search1

• Whether you're an off-grid adventurer or a suburban dweller in search of reliable hand tools, it's smart to look to the Amish woodworking traditions for advice on how to get things done. (lehmans.com)

Settlement3

• One fateful starless night, 17-year-old Ira Wagler got up at 2 AM, left a scribbled note under his pillow, packed all of his earthly belongings into in a little black duffel bag, and walked away from his home in the Amish settlement of Bloomfield, Iowa. (audible.com)
• Chief of Police Kate Burkholder is called upon by the sheriff's department in rural, upstate New York to assist on a developing situation that involves a reclusive Amish settlement and the death of a young girl. (smartbitchestrashybooks.com)
• Andy Danner left North Star to work in construction in a new Amish settlement in Louisiana. (goodreads.com)

Community's2

• But even more newsworthy, if the op-ed pages were any measure, was the Amish community's response: forgiveness, extended to the killer's family within hours. (hnn.us)
• Then find out about the Amish community's view on technology, where things like electricity and the internet are limited to preserve tradition. (roadscholar.org)

Practice4

• As present-day Anabaptists, Amish church members practice nonresistance and will not perform any type of military service. (wikipedia.org)
• Although shunning is a widely accepted practice within Amish faith, the strictness with which it is applied varies from family to family and church district to church district. (hnn.us)
• The Amish practice separation from the world through group solidarity and caring for their own ( 3 ). (cdc.gov)
• Some Amish are suspicious of the preventative practice and employ their right to use immunization waivers, while others are willing to give their children at least some of the vaccinations recommended by state officials and the American Academy of Pediatrics. (mlive.com)

Quilt2

• On cold winter mornings all over Indiana, groups of Amish women gather to quilt. (jhu.edu)
• Many associate the region with Ohio's largest Amish population, quilt shops and large family farms. (cleveland.com)

Children16

• In the suit, the Amish -- who almost all have the last name of Miller or Mullet -- claim the "paramilitary tactics" were authorized so the Sheriff's Dept. could pick up two children caught in the middle of what sounds like a pretty nasty custody fight. (tmz.com)
• Looking out on the modest white frame house where he was born and now lives with his wife and 5 children, Kline strokes his beard and explains the intricacies of Amish agriculture. (loe.org)
• Most Amish children rarely attend school beyond eighth grade, often to help out at home, or in the shops. (wikipedia.org)
• The Amish don't get autism because they do not vaccinate their children. (snopes.com)
• A local woman told me there is one classroom with about 30 "special-needs" Amish children. (snopes.com)
• The argument that near non-existent rates of autism amongst the Amish are related to a failure to vaccinate rests on two assumptions: 1) that the Amish do not vaccinate their children, and 2) that the Amish do not get autism. (snopes.com)
• These rates are lower than the national average , but to claim that the Amish do not vaccinate their children is false, as a majority of them do vaccinate to some degree. (snopes.com)
• In the 1950s and '60s, many Amish fathers served short stints in these facilities for refusing to send their children to public high schools. (slate.com)
• The religion of the Amish doesn't prevent them from seeking vaccinations but because their children don't attend public schools vaccinations aren't routine. (pressherald.com)
• And a large annual auction that raises money to help Amish families pay medical bills for children with birth defects is scheduled for Saturday. (pressherald.com)
• However, there's a striking difference in the rate of asthma, which is much higher in Hutterite kids than in Amish children, she said. (livescience.com)
• The U.S. Amish population has doubled in size in the last 20 years because a vast majority of its children choose to stay - and then have about five children of their own, experts say. (delmarvanow.com)
• Wang is the medical director, and a physician and researcher, at the DDC Clinic for Special Needs Children, created three years ago to treat the Amish in northeastern Ohio. (whale.to)
• In a cluster of cas- muscular abscesses around the proximal femur and into the es that occurred during 1999-2000 among Amish children right pelvis and lower abdominal retroperitoneum. (cdc.gov)
• Four Amish children ride in a small wagon to a luncheon on Oct. 1, 2007, in Nickel Mines, Pa. (newser.com)
• In an independent study of autism amongst an Amish population in the United States which does not allow vaccinations, there is virtually no autism - of the four Amish children out of the entire population studied who were diagnosed autistic, all had been vaccinated, some prior to adoption. (autismcoach.com)

20191

• Our 90 day Amish journey will start soon (Summer of 2019) and it will be filmed and shared with the world as weekly YouTube videos and afterwards a full length documentary. (kickstarter.com)

Rumspringa3

• [8] I løpet av ungdomstidens rumspringa eller rumschpringe («løpe rundt») i en del samfunn, vil oppførsel som ikke aksepteres av kirken og som vil føre til å bli skydd om det var en voksen person, kan bli møtt med en grad av toleranse eller overbærenhet for disse tenåringene før de er døpt. (wikipedia.org)
• Now, in this heartwarming memoir, Ira paints a vivid portrait of Amish life - from his childhood days on the family farm, his Rumspringa rite of passage at age 16, to his ultimate decision to leave the Amish Church for good at age 26. (audible.com)
• Katie is on the verge of her Rumspringa, the time in Amish life when teenagers can get a taste of the real world. (smartbitchestrashybooks.com)

MILLERSBURG1

• MILLERSBURG, Ohio -- More than 150 Amish men and women filled a farm building this spring to learn about the chemical curse that is surrounding them. (cleveland.com)

330,0001

• As of 2020[update], over 330,000 Old Order Amish lived in the United States and about 10,000 lived in Canada, a population that is rapidly growing, as the Amish do not generally use birth control. (wikipedia.org)

Family11

• GREGORY: Although this selective use of technology seems random, even eccentric, to some outsiders, it's based on the Amish belief that machines should make work easier and not disrupt family life or tempt one to expand the size of one's farm. (loe.org)
• Our family of six is giving up modern life & technology and going Amish for 90 Days while sharing our journey! (kickstarter.com)
• We are the Mann Family and we are going Amish for 90 days! (kickstarter.com)
• For 90 days we will grow our own food, study the Bible, learn some Amish/Pennsylvania Dutch phrases and focus on our family and living a sustainable life. (kickstarter.com)
• Our Family has a great deal of respect and admiration for the Amish. (kickstarter.com)
• In Amish Values for Your Family , bestselling author Suzanne Woods Fisher shows how you can adopt the wisdom of the Amish when it comes to family matters. (audible.com)
• An Amish family with a Leukemia-afflicted daughter went into hiding to avoid the long arm of the law. (i4u.com)
• The tragic case of an Amish family, whose prepubescent daughter Sarah has Leukemia, has stirred up a hornet's nest. (i4u.com)
• With Claire's help, the detective is making slow progress reconnecting with the members of his Amish family who shunned him when he left to pursue a career in law enforcement. (barnesandnoble.com)
• They marry in 2004 in a traditional Amish ceremony at Laura's family home. (delmarvanow.com)
• However, while the layout meets the needs of modern family life, the interior design continues the simple Amish aesthetic, with a limited palette of colours and materials. (trendsideas.com)

Sheds1

• This second book by the authors of the award-winning Amish Grace sheds further light on the Amish, this time on their faith, spirituality, and spiritual practices. (audible.com)

Population8

• Indiana is home to the world's third-largest Amish population. (jhu.edu)
• Amish lethal microcephaly occurs in approximately 1 in 500 newborns in the Old Order Amish population of Pennsylvania. (medlineplus.gov)
• There are many factors that could explain apparent differences between the Amish population and the United States as a whole. (snopes.com)
• And Selma doesn't have an Amish population that claims it's being targeted because its beliefs are out of step with modernity. (thedailybeast.com)
• The Amish in general are not reacting that much differently than the rest of the population," said Weaver, 48, of nearby Shreve. (pasadenastarnews.com)
• The Amish, who typically have large families, accounted for about 41 percent of the county's overall population growth last year. (pressherald.com)
• The Amish population in the county doubles about every 20 years, the news site reported. (pressherald.com)
• Officials in a rural southern Indiana county say newly paved roads intended to give a boost to economic development are being damaged by the steel horseshoes on horse teams used by the region's large Amish population. (wsbt.com)

Chemotherapy2

• A judge has again blocked an Ohio hospital from forcing a 10-year-old Amish girl to resume chemotherapy after her parents decided to stop the treatments. (usatoday.com)
• Nov. 28, 2013 -- A 10-year-old Amish girl with leukemia and her parents have left the country to seek alternatives to chemotherapy, according to the family's attorney. (go.com)

Ohio9

• Amish furniture is furniture manufactured by the Amish, primarily of Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Ohio. (wikipedia.org)
• For Amish who aren't vaccinated, Ohio health officials say, reasons include religious objections, unwillingness to shoulder the cost because they don't have insurance, and not seeing the need for a disease that isn't common. (pressherald.com)
• TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) -- An attorney for the leader of an Amish breakaway group convicted of hate crimes in beard- and hair-cutting attacks has asked a federal judge for a light sentence, saying what happened was no more than a minor assault. (theoaklandpress.com)
• For Amish who aren't vaccinated, Ohio health officials say, reasons include religious objections, not seeing the need for a disease that isn't common and what McFadden called benign neglect. (pasadenastarnews.com)
• Some Amish missionaries from Ohio decided to go to the Philippines to do some aid work after a recent devastating typhoon. (americablog.com)
• The autism rate for the Amish around Middlefield, Ohio, is 1 in 15,000, according to Dr. Heng Wang. (whale.to)
• Bailey rushes to Harvest, Ohio, where her grandparents still run Swissmen Sweets, the Amish candy shop where she was first introduced to delicious fudge, truffles, and other assorted delights. (barnesandnoble.com)
• The Amish countryside in central Ohio looks as it has for a hundred years. (tpr.org)
• That's because there's simply no official count of how many Amish live in Ohio. (tpr.org)

Vaccinations1

• The Amish Cook: Time for vaccinations Now if there is something that I just don't like, it's watching a needle being poked right into my little darlings' plump thigh. (mansfieldnewsjournal.com)

Members2

• Complying with the church commandments isn't such a problem for many Amish inmates, because the church usually excommunicates members who commit crimes of violence or depravity before they enter prison. (slate.com)
• In Amish society, when a person joins the Amish church (most members join in their late teens or early twenties), the new member commits to a lifetime of faithfulness. (hnn.us)

Disease1

• In a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine , University of Chicago genetics professor Carole Ober and her team wanted to see why kids raised Amish-style seem to benefit from extra immunity against the disease. (newser.com)

Beliefs8

• Thomas J. Meyers and Steven M. Nolt present an overview of the beliefs and values of the Amish, their migration history, and the differences between the state's two major Amish ethnic groups (Pennsylvania Dutch and Swiss). (jhu.edu)
• Because Amish beliefs prevent the use of electricity, many woodworking tools in Amish shops are powered by hydraulic and pneumatic power that is run on diesel compressors. (wikipedia.org)
• The Amish craftsmen, because of their beliefs, are prohibited from running the websites. (wikipedia.org)
• But the Amish say the law was intended to target them for their religious beliefs and that they clean up just fine without the diapers. (thedailybeast.com)
• But the plaintiffs are in a special bind: Their literalist Amish religious beliefs also prohibit them from paying fines. (thedailybeast.com)
• Amish inmates who are forced by the state to use electricity or wear brightly colored clothing aren't violating their religious beliefs in quite the same way as, for example, an Orthodox Jew who is fed non-kosher food. (slate.com)
• The Amish live the way they do because of their religous beliefs. (abovetopsecret.com)
• Q. What Are The Basic Beliefs Of The Amish? (donnasofberlin.com)

Countryside3

• Self-sufficiency on their land became crucial when the Amish fled to the countryside to avoid religious persecution in 16th century Switzerland, and the Amish brought this discipline with them to the tolerant colony of Pennsylvania in the 1700s. (loe.org)
• Take a field trip through the Amish countryside to observe the Amish lifestyle with a meal in an Old Order Amish home. (roadscholar.org)
• This culinary journey through color-splashed countryside includes visiting pumpkin patches, Amish operated shops, dipping caramel apples and savoring local treats while busily gathering fall goodies. (leisuregrouptravel.com)

Dairy farms3

• And not just any dairy farms - Amish dairy farms, to be exact. (livescience.com)
• Chuck Crow l The Plain Dealer Beyond the quaintness of Holmes and Wayne counties is a group of methamphetamine cookers who have brewed the chemical curse in an area known for the Amish, large dairy farms and handmade crafts. (cleveland.com)
• The scientists theorize microbes from Amish dairy farms, which kids are exposed to consistently starting at a young age, may provide protection. (newser.com)

Schism1

• On the occasion of the 300th anniversary of the Amish schism from mainline Anabaptism, a ma-jor international symposium on the Amish contri-bution has just taken place in the Alsatian village of Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines (August 19-22, 1993). (newoxfordreview.org)

Autistic3

• In that classroom, there is one autistic Amish child. (snopes.com)
• Another autistic Amish child does not go to school. (snopes.com)
• In April 2005 I wrote a UPI column called The Amish Anomaly that began this way: 'Where are the autistic Amish? (whale.to)

Generations2

• The Amish woodworkers pride themselves in their work and view their products as both pieces of art and furnishings to be used and lived in for generations. (wikipedia.org)
• Amish furniture-making is often a skill passed through many generations. (wikipedia.org)

Pennsylvania10

• Tidlig på 1700-tallet var det mange amisher og mennonitter som utvandret til Pennsylvania i USA grunnet en rekke av årsaker. (wikipedia.org)
• Amish began migrating to Pennsylvania, then regarded favorably due to the lack of religious persecution and attractive land offers, in the early 18th century as part of a larger migration from the Palatinate and neighboring areas. (wikipedia.org)
• Another distinctive style of Amish furniture is the Soap Hollow School, developed in Soap Hollow, Pennsylvania. (wikipedia.org)
• Explainer thanks Susan Bensinger of the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections, Sarah Gerwig-Moore of Mercer Law School and Steve Nolt of Goshen College, co-author of The Amish Way . (slate.com)
• At your retreat in Amish country, learn about science, technology, engineering and mathematics with your grandchild and discover the traditional lifestyle of the Pennsylvania Dutch. (roadscholar.org)
• Share the excitement of scientific discovery with your grandchild in the secluded, woodland environment of Lancaster, Pennsylvania - also known as Pennsylvania Dutch County, home to the Amish. (roadscholar.org)
• The FBI announced a $10,000 reward Friday to help find a missing Amish teen who was last seen at a Pennsylvania farm on Father's Day nearly three weeks ago. (nydailynews.com)
• A Pennsylvania man, 51-year-old Lee Kaplan, is facing sexual assault charges after police discovered 12 Amish girls living in his Feasterville house. (inquisitr.com)
• One night four lives entered the world by the hands of an Amish midwife, just outside North Star, Pennsylvania. (goodreads.com)
• The state police commissioner described the demons in Roberts' head a day after the shooting rampage shattered the sense of calm in Lancaster County's bucolic Pennsylvania Dutch Country, where the Amish live a peaceful, turn-the-other-cheek existence in an 18th-century world with no automobiles and no electrical appliances. (newson6.com)

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• Officials say the Amish leave behind horse manure throughout town, which poses a health concern out in the streets. (thedailybeast.com)

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• The Amish April 30, 2012 Ant 101 There are more than 250,000 Amish in the United States and Canada, the only places they live today. (bartleby.com)
• The Amish have a very rigid belief system -they believe that their religious faith and the way they live is inseparable and interdependent they do not consider it to be a lifestyle choice. (bartleby.com)
• Amish Life Style The Amish live a different life style than we do. (bartleby.com)
• They think that the Amish live an old fashioned life and fear the real world. (bartleby.com)
• This suggests something in the dust in Amish homes has a protective effect against asthma, Ober told Live Science. (livescience.com)
• Amish carriers of the mutation live on average to age 85, about 10 years longer than their peers. (nytimes.com)
• The devil doesn't care where we live, whether in the city or in the country," said Ed Miller, an Amish general contractor from Apple Creek. (cleveland.com)
• He means that literally: Of 15,000 Amish who live near Middlefield, Wang is aware of just one who has autism. (whale.to)

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• Two Amish women in their wagon head west on Skeels Road, north of Holton, in this file photo. (mlive.com)

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• Amish Country, Lancaster, Pa. (latimes.com)
• The author and her husband choose homesteading in Amish country as a new way of life. (motherearthnews.com)
• We called the real estate agent and made an offer on the spot and began our adventure homesteading in Amish country. (motherearthnews.com)
• In Amish Country of Northern Indiana, fall or autumn is a season that delivers all the expected pleasures plus a punch of colorful surprises. (leisuregrouptravel.com)
• Tasty meals and shopping bags filled to the brim make happy groups in Amish Country! (leisuregrouptravel.com)
• Your groups will 'fall' for fall in Amish Country. (leisuregrouptravel.com)

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• Historien til amiske kirke begynte med et skisma (splittelse) i Sveits innenfor en gruppe sveitsere og anabaptister i tysktalende Alsace i 1693 ledet av Jakob Ammann . (wikipedia.org)