Amish Voice, Please continue with articles based on the Word of God. I very much appreciate your Feedback and Response Section, where you try and respond back according to the Word of God. It seems… Shew Thyself Approved, By SL
This morning I felt as though I had a cloud of heaviness hanging over me. Everything looked dark and futile. My past sins and mistakes seemed to be all I could see, and I heard… Garment of Praise
Psalm 78:40-42 tells us how often the Israelites provoked God in the wilderness and grieved Him in the desert! Yes, again and again they tempted God and limited the Holy One of Israel. They did… Grieving God’s Heart
There are many, many different beliefs in the world. There are even hundreds or thousands of different groups that all claim to be right, and they each say that they are following the Bible. How… Knocking on the Wrong Door
Part eight of an eight-part series called Living in the Stronghold of Deception. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 Part 7 Part… Living in the Stronghold of Deception (Part 8 of 8)
Dear Friends, Greetings in Jesus’ name. I am writing you a few lines to let you know that you can discontinue sending us the Amish Voice. To Joe Keim: I’ve known your Dad, John Keim,… Repent Before It’s Too Late
My name is Andrew, and I grew up in an Old Order Amish community. Although I would describe my childhood relationship with my parents as shallow, I did appreciate the close-knit community, excellent work ethic,… Andrew Miller
Growing up as a young Amish girl, I felt like any other child. I was taught about Jesus from the moment I could remember; I was told that in order to be a child of… Katie Gingerich
WISCONSIN RAPIDS, WI – The Wood County Traffic Safety Commission heard discussion on Wednesday regarding the Amish population’s compliance with the recently passed Act 228. County Emergency Manager Steve Kreuser says his office and the… Amish complying with new buggy regulations
The Amish have negotiated a pact with modernity. Whereas much of the contemporary world sees technological progress as inevitable, even a moral imperative, the Amish ideal lives in the past, circa 1850. It’s not that the Amish… The Amish understand a life-changing truth about technology the rest of us don’t
