Esther Miller is a mother of six from Sugarcreek in the US state of Ohio. She is also a cowgirl and professional rodeo rider. Raised in a traditional Amish family where young girls did not… Ex-Amish rodeo cowgirl and mother of six
Our ministry received the following letter from an Amish lady who reads our publication, The Amish Voice. She speaks for so many who are stuck in man-made systems — systems that lead only to death… Amish Woman Shares Her Heart
The names in this article have been changed in order to protect the innocent. Hello Leander, My thoughts went your way today, Leander, and I figured I’ll just write. Your Mom gave me your address.… Break Loose From Satan and Come Home
QuestionI am considering and praying about divorcing my husband, and the thought is SCAREY. I still love my husband, but he is ignoring me as if I was a piece of trash. I can’t reason… Divorce and Remarriage – Does God Permit It?
The curious involvement of an Amish-Mennonite sect in a high-profile case of international parental kidnapping will be on display — and perhaps become clearer — in a courtroom in Burlington, Vt., this week. Read more
A new census of the Amish population in the United States estimates that a new Amish community is founded, on average, about every 3 1/2 weeks, and shows that more than 60 percent of all… Estimate: A new Amish community is founded every three and a half weeks in US
Quick work by Amish church goers of the Northwest District at the farmstead of Neal Borntrager, 5570 Eagle Ave, Kalona, saved 12 horses from a building that caught fire about 10 a.m. Sunday. Read more
A pregnant Amish woman picking berries in the woods near her Pennsylvania home was killed by lightning on her due date. The fetus also died. Read more
BELLEFONTE — The young woman who robbed an Amish family’s store at gunpoint last year in Aaronsburg has pleaded guilty as part of a plea agreement. Prosecutors will ask that Brittany Wingard, 20, of Aaronsburg,… Woman pleads guilty to Amish store robbery
An Amish man failed to show how obtaining a permit for his new sawmill violates his religion, a state appeals court ruled Thursday. The 4th District Court of Appeals found Joni Borntreger’s arguments too vague… Court: Amish man failed to make case for no permit
