The Bruderhof (German for “place of brothers”) was founded in 1920 by a group of young people seeking answers to the widespread devastation and chaos of post-war German society.

The Bruderhof strives for a life dedicated to service, doing the works of mercy demanded by Christ: giving food to the hungry and water to the thirsty, welcoming the stranger, clothing the …

“Bruderhof” is a German word that translates roughly as “place of the brothers.” The name was first used for Anabaptist communities in the sixteenth century.

Despite inter-continental migrations and many challenges and changes, we recognize clearly God’s protection and guidance over the years since our beginnings in 1920. Click through the …

Maple Ridge Bruderhof 100 Maple Ridge Drive Ulster Park, NY 12487 845-339-6680 Spring Valley Bruderhof 100 Spring Valley Rd. Farmington, PA 15437 724-329-1100 Fox Hill …

Soon they adopted the name Bruderhof – literally, “place of brothers.” Over the next fifteen years, the community’s ranks swelled with young people from all over Europe, eventually numbering …

La comunidad Bruderhof («lugar de hermanos», en alemán) fue fundada en 1920 por un grupo de jóvenes que buscaban respuestas ante el caos y la devastación reinantes en la Alemania de …

Find out more about the Bruderhof here. What is an Anabaptist? In 1525, Conrad Grebel, Felix Manz, George Blaurock, and about a dozen others baptized each other in the home of Manz’s …

The Bruderhof is one of the oldest existing intentional communities in the world today, and one of the longest continuously existing in history (that we know of). Our hundred-year-old communal …

Fidèles à cette tradition, les membres du Bruderhof, une Eglise-communauté chrétienne fondée en 1920, ont publié ces Fondements de notre foi et de notre vocation.