Comments on: Bruderhof MIA http://boyinthebands.com/archives/bruderhof-mia/ Scott Wells on the practice of Christian faith Fri, 21 Nov 2008 11:26:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Boy in the bands » Blog Archive » Bruderhof books http://boyinthebands.com/archives/bruderhof-mia/#comment-17707 Boy in the bands » Blog Archive » Bruderhof books Fri, 30 Dec 2005 13:44:14 +0000 http://www.universalistchurch.net/boyinthebands/archives/bruderhof-mia/#comment-17707 [...] I wrote a couple of days ago about the Bruderhof sites being taken down. Graham Old, of Leaving Muenster, isn’t criticizing their decision, but notes the loss of the downloadable books, their crowning accomplishment. [...] […] I wrote a couple of days ago about the Bruderhof sites being taken down. Graham Old, of Leaving Muenster, isn’t criticizing their decision, but notes the loss of the downloadable books, their crowning accomplishment. […]

]]> By: Michelle Murrain http://boyinthebands.com/archives/bruderhof-mia/#comment-17685 Michelle Murrain Wed, 28 Dec 2005 23:34:47 +0000 http://www.universalistchurch.net/boyinthebands/archives/bruderhof-mia/#comment-17685 I was surprised as well to get my last Daily Dig - but I assumed it was just that - it never occured to me that they'd shut down their entire presence - given the effort and energy that was put into it. I wonder what's up? I wish they at least would explain. Although I know that they were theologically (and socially) more conservative than I, I very much appreciated and honored their point of view, and they were a welcome, sane voice, in this presently fractious chaos we call American Christianity. They will be missed. I was surprised as well to get my last Daily Dig - but I assumed it was just that - it never occured to me that they’d shut down their entire presence - given the effort and energy that was put into it. I wonder what’s up? I wish they at least would explain.

Although I know that they were theologically (and socially) more conservative than I, I very much appreciated and honored their point of view, and they were a welcome, sane voice, in this presently fractious chaos we call American Christianity. They will be missed.

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