That is the funniest thing I have read in a long time!
andrew
· 2 years ago
he he he
actually, i learned a few things from the Amish in PA a few years ago about how they did house church.
andrew
· 2 years ago
he he he
actually, i learned a few things from the Amish in PA a few years ago about how they did house church.
toddh
· 2 years ago
That is the funniest thing I have read in a long time!
andrew
· 2 years ago
he he he
actually, i learned a few things from the Amish in PA a few years ago about how they did house church.
Richard
· 2 years ago
Best picture ever.
Richard
· 2 years ago
Best picture ever.
Richard
· 2 years ago
Best picture ever.
Joe
· 2 years ago
They have created a new culture. Cool.
Joe
· 2 years ago
They have created a new culture. Cool.
Joe
· 2 years ago
They have created a new culture. Cool.
anna
· 2 years ago
Good crazy article. If the Amish do emerge, it would look a lot different than this. lol
anna
· 2 years ago
Good crazy article. If the Amish do emerge, it would look a lot different than this. lol
anna
· 2 years ago
Good crazy article. If the Amish do emerge, it would look a lot different than this. lol
espiritu_paz
· 2 years ago
Hey, that's my cousin. Quit making fun of him. He's a good guy.
espiritu_paz
· 2 years ago
Hey, that's my cousin. Quit making fun of him. He's a good guy.
espiritu_paz
· 2 years ago
Hey, that's my cousin. Quit making fun of him. He's a good guy.
mountainguy
· 1 year ago
hehehe, it was really fun.
By the way, are all the Yoder's mennonites?
mountainguy
· 1 year ago
hehehe, it was really fun.
By the way, are all the Yoder's mennonites?
mountainguy
· 1 year ago
hehehe, it was really fun.
By the way, are all the Yoder's mennonites?
Mark Van Steenwyk
· 1 year ago
Traditionally, Yoders are Mennonite or Amish. Though I am sure that not all Yoders of the past are Anabaptists. And, of course, some Yoders have left the Mennonite church over the years.
Mark Van Steenwyk
· 1 year ago
Traditionally, Yoders are Mennonite or Amish. Though I am sure that not all Yoders of the past are Anabaptists. And, of course, some Yoders have left the Mennonite church over the years.
Mark Van Steenwyk
· 1 year ago
Traditionally, Yoders are Mennonite or Amish. Though I am sure that not all Yoders of the past are Anabaptists. And, of course, some Yoders have left the Mennonite church over the years.
billy jay
· 1 year ago
La estupidez seria màs tonta escuchada, sì. Tonto es decir poco, decir, digo ¿no?
billy jay
· 1 year ago
La estupidez seria màs tonta escuchada, sì. Tonto es decir poco, decir, digo ¿no?
billy jay
· 1 year ago
La estupidez seria màs tonta escuchada, sì. Tonto es decir poco, decir, digo ¿no?
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actually, i learned a few things from the Amish in PA a few years ago about how they did house church.
actually, i learned a few things from the Amish in PA a few years ago about how they did house church.
actually, i learned a few things from the Amish in PA a few years ago about how they did house church.
lol
lol
lol
By the way, are all the Yoder's mennonites?
By the way, are all the Yoder's mennonites?
By the way, are all the Yoder's mennonites?