The Amish are a traditional Christian group known for their simple way of life and their commitment to living according to the teachings of the Bible. They’re known for their strong sense of community and their emphasis on living a simple and modest lifestyle, but an iconic element of their culture is the blue door. […]
The objects and architecture that surround us, as well as our creation, consumption, and trade of these items, all constitute our material culture. It’s borne and shaped by our history, our norms, and our values. Every cultural group has its own unique material culture, including the Amish. But what is the Amish material culture, and
The Amish are a conservative Christian community that shares the same faith and principles as most other Christian protestants. So how they approach high days and holidays on the religious calendar may be a little different. Do the Amish work on Good Friday, and how do they celebrate Easter? Join us as we explore the
Labor Day is a federal holiday celebrated throughout the US on the first Monday in September. The purpose of this national holiday is to recognize and honor the American labor movement. This has been the case since 1864, long after the first Amish settlers arrived in America in the late 1700s. But due to their