Mission & Outreach
Digging In The Mound
Photo by: Kelly Hofer
Many Hutterites help out with sandbagging for nearby towns or colonies.
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Digging In The Mound
Photo by: Kelly Hofer
Many Hutterites help out with sandbagging for nearby towns or colonies.
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Palmgrove Diningroom
Photo by: Lance Waldner
In May of 1992 the 450 year old white monopoly of the Hutterian Church was broken when Inno Idiong was baptized, thereby establishing an African Hutterian Church. Palmgrove Hutterian Community, southeast of Lagos, Nigeria, is a community of native-born Africans who live a Christian Communal life.
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Peeling Cassava
Photo by: Lance Waldner
African ladies teaching Hutterian missionaries how to prepare traditional dishes with cassava root.
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Teaching Life Skills
Photo by: Johnson
Schmiedeleut sponsor the Palmgrove Hutterite Community by sending funding, material goods, and missionaries.
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Sandbagging
Photo by: Kelly Hofer
In the event of flooding or other natural disasters, Hutterites willingly volunteer their time.
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Quilting for Charity
Photo by: Lisa Hofer
Hutterite ladies from various colonies come together to sew quilts for Christian Aid Ministries and other charitable organizations who then distribute them to the needy.
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Smiles from Haiti
Photo by: Phil Snyder
Haiti school children sponsored by a Hutterite colony.
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Reaching Out
Photo by: Chris Maendel
Hutterite women with Bettie Snyder, president of GLOW (God's Love for Widows and Orphans), in Haiti.
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Neighbours Evening
Photo by: Lisa Waldner
Some colonies organize concerts to invite non-hutterite friends and neighbours for an evening of Christian entertainment.
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Singing for the Lord
Photo by: Kelly Hofer
Under the leadership of a conductor, many Hutterite colonies have their own choirs who sing in four-part harmony (SATB). Young people sing at old folks homes, charity fundraisers, and in hospitals, using their songs to spread the gospel of Jesus.
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Blood Donors
Photo by: Kelly Hofer
Volunteers provide diligent support to the Canadian Blood Services.
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