My wife and I just watched this documentary last night and thoroughly enjoyed it. We are very much looking forward to Part 2 as that will include my family's history. My forefathers left Austria in 1755 and fled east and ended up joining the Hutterite Church in 1765. Several of my forefathers were leaders in the communities. I currently live in central Saskatchewan in an area where over 40 Hutterite families settled in the early 1900s. We are what is known as the Prairieleit. I am the lay pastor of the Emmanuel Church of rural Langham that was founded by our forefathers.
Hello Ron! Wow, your story is so amazing! You are so right, the Carinthians from Austria will be centre stage in Part 2. It is so interesting that your ancestors were these great people! As well, the Prairieleit will be included in the Part 2. To my knowledge (and please correct me if im wrong) the Prairieleit are the subset of Hutterites who settled on their own individual farms, not continuing to live with the Hutterites in their communal colonies. And that the Prairieleit have assimilated with the Mennonites or other non-Hutterite christian churches. I would really appreciate if you could point me in the direction of some helpful Prairieleit resources, to learn more about them.
@@ronkleinsasser7966 can I know more about the Prairieleut to? I have always wondered why they separated even some families went separated. Also Kleinsasser name is well known amongst hutterites? What are other last names Prairieluet have? Also do you speak the same German the hutterites do?
Finally got round to watching this through to the end. By far your best documentary yet! The work you must've put in is insane, but it pays off. Special thanks to the Hutterites who documented their history so well ;)
WOW! I'm only 1:20 into this. I had no idea Hutterite numbers dwindled that close to extinction. My dad's dad's dad's family has been in America since 1605. But my dad's dad's mom was only a 2nd or 3rd generation American, because her Ancestors fled here to Pennsylvania in 1745, from Rhineland-Palatinate, Bad Dürkheim, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. Ironically, he ended up in South Dakota, which is where my dad's dad's dad lived, and subsequently, my (great grandfather and great grandma) got Married in Keremeos, BC, and settled in Oroville Wa in 1910. I'm anxious to learn all I can about the Hutterites.
I have to say I actually agree with adult baptism. It makes more sence because that’s when a person can make a decision. A baby can’t. That’s just my opinion
You’re also agreeing with Peter & what he said on Pentecost, and is also mentioned other places; Repent and y then be baptized. Obviously babies and small children have no idea what sin is so they can’t turn away from it; therefore this cannot apply to them. God wants to give us new hearts, and that requires His Holy Spirit doing a unique and individual operation to be done on each of our hearts, when we are ready to choose to follow follow Jesus. 💙🙏🏽💙
@@salyluz6535 that is true i didnt know it was mentioned in the bible but your right if peter said repent and then be baptized then how can an infant repent. when all these religious wars started happening in the 16th century all over europe they all should have just looked in the scriptures to begin with. i know the catholics wouldnt even allow the common people to read a bible let alone they didnt read it properly i guess. its sad all what happened back then
@@Pam1_2 : Yes, So much pain and suffering could have been avoided, if people really wanted to let scripture settle so many issues! I think it just did not fit in with the agenda of so many of the state churches. They saw it as a threat to their control over the people, in much of Europe at least. “Repent” is commanded many times in the New Testament, but on the day of Pentecost Peter connects it to preparation for baptism: Acts 2:37 “Now when they heard this, they were cut to the heart, and said to Peter and the rest of the apostles, “Men and brethren, what shall we do?” 38 Then Peter said to them, “Repent, and let every one of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins; and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit.” Then in Acts 8 we read how God used the apostle Philip to bring the good news to an Ethiopian eunuch, the Treasurer of Queen Candace on his way back home to Ethiopia. This is how the good news first got to Africa. “35 Then Philip opened his mouth, and beginning at this Scripture, preached Jesus to him. 36 Now as they went down the road, they came to some water. And the eunuch said, “See, here is water. What hinders me from being baptized?” 37 Then Philip said, “If you believe with all your heart, you may.” And he answered and said, “I believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God.” 38 So he commanded the chariot to stand still. And both Philip and the eunuch went down into the water, and he baptized him.” Near the end of His time on earth, Jesus gave a command to the apostles about teaching and baptism. Matthew 28:19 “Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, 20 “teaching them to observe all things that I have commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age.” Amen. How can you make a disciple of someone, then baptize them and teach them to obey everything Jesus commanded, if they are just a baby? We actually don’t have any example of babies or young children being baptized in the New Testament. I don’t see any reason to not just follow the clear example of scripture. 💙🙏🏽💙
@@salyluz6535 thankyou for your reply yes I remember hearing that. That the Catholics were afraid of loosing control of the people the church fathers I mean. I had read a few books on the reformation too and I remember reading some of the holy Roman emperors were just executing people who turned away from Catholicism. It was overboard what happened. ❤️ thanks for the scriptures
@@Pam1_2 You are very welcome! After much searching for a church like I saw in the New Testament and in the early church, people who love God, love His word and know how to love each other, I was glad to find a home in Anabaptism! Peace! 🙏🏽
Nice to see you back and doing videos. You do a great job and it’s rich in history. I’m fascinated with that time period. It’s sad what religious people had to go through back then just for trying to worship god.
My name is Mario Huter, and I'm Austrian, my parents came from Carinthia. And it is unknown if our surname is written with one, o double t... I think the Hutterites are my ancestors...
The most recent census suggests the Amish grew from 361,635 to 373,620 souls between 2021 and 2022. which represents a 3.3% growth rate. In comparison, Nigeria had a growth rate of 3.1% in 2006 when their fertility rate was 6.08, so I reckon that's around where the Amish fertility rate was for the past year - correct with the average 6-7 fertility rate the Amish typically have.
Because of their rarity, I think pacifist groups are the most fascinating groups on this planet. Seriously. Who could ever imagine a violent race like our could ever give up waging war?? It goes against amour Darwinian necessity of survival through struggle.
My wife and I just watched this documentary last night and thoroughly enjoyed it. We are very much looking forward to Part 2 as that will include my family's history. My forefathers left Austria in 1755 and fled east and ended up joining the Hutterite Church in 1765. Several of my forefathers were leaders in the communities. I currently live in central Saskatchewan in an area where over 40 Hutterite families settled in the early 1900s. We are what is known as the Prairieleit. I am the lay pastor of the Emmanuel Church of rural Langham that was founded by our forefathers.
Hello Ron! Wow, your story is so amazing! You are so right, the Carinthians from Austria will be centre stage in Part 2. It is so interesting that your ancestors were these great people! As well, the Prairieleit will be included in the Part 2. To my knowledge (and please correct me if im wrong) the Prairieleit are the subset of Hutterites who settled on their own individual farms, not continuing to live with the Hutterites in their communal colonies. And that the Prairieleit have assimilated with the Mennonites or other non-Hutterite christian churches. I would really appreciate if you could point me in the direction of some helpful Prairieleit resources, to learn more about them.
@@DainetheHistorian I sent you an email
@@ronkleinsasser7966 can I know more about the Prairieleut to? I have always wondered why they separated even some families went separated. Also Kleinsasser name is well known amongst hutterites? What are other last names Prairieluet have? Also do you speak the same German the hutterites do?
It's always worth the wait when you upload!
Yay!! Love a new documentary ❤, thank you for your time
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Wish I could give more keep up the good work I've enjoyed and learned from all of your videos thank you.
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Finally got round to watching this through to the end. By far your best documentary yet! The work you must've put in is insane, but it pays off.
Special thanks to the Hutterites who documented their history so well ;)
Your work is absolutely awsome 👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much @Melchisedeck77!!
Fantastic presentation! Look forward to listening to part 2.
Thank you Derek, appreciate your support! Part 2 is uploaded, I hope you enjoy it.
Thanks for making these important histories available to an ignoramus like me!
Glad you found value in the video @patrickglenn4038. Ignoramuses don't watch my videos... you're no ignoramus!!
Amazing work and great presentation! It really keeps you fully immersed in the story. :)
Thank you for your kind comment and support Eddie! Appreciate it.
WOW! I'm only 1:20 into this. I had no idea Hutterite numbers dwindled that close to extinction. My dad's dad's dad's family has been in America since 1605. But my dad's dad's mom was only a 2nd or 3rd generation American, because her Ancestors fled here to Pennsylvania in 1745, from Rhineland-Palatinate, Bad Dürkheim, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. Ironically, he ended up in South Dakota, which is where my dad's dad's dad lived, and subsequently, my (great grandfather and great grandma) got Married in Keremeos, BC, and settled in Oroville Wa in 1910. I'm anxious to learn all I can about the Hutterites.
@lindakay9552 good on you for researching your family history in such great detail! I wish more people would do that.
I have to say I actually agree with adult baptism. It makes more sence because that’s when a person can make a decision. A baby can’t. That’s just my opinion
You’re also agreeing with Peter & what he said on Pentecost, and is also mentioned other places; Repent and y then be baptized. Obviously babies and small children have no idea what sin is so they can’t turn away from it; therefore this cannot apply to them. God wants to give us new hearts, and that requires His Holy Spirit doing a unique and individual operation to be done on each of our hearts, when we are ready to choose to follow follow Jesus. 💙🙏🏽💙
@@salyluz6535 that is true i didnt know it was mentioned in the bible but your right if peter said repent and then be baptized then how can an infant repent. when all these religious wars started happening in the 16th century all over europe they all should have just looked in the scriptures to begin with. i know the catholics wouldnt even allow the common people to read a bible let alone they didnt read it properly i guess. its sad all what happened back then
@@Pam1_2 :
Yes, So much pain and suffering could have been avoided, if people really wanted to let scripture settle so many issues! I think it just did not fit in with the agenda of so many of the state churches. They saw it as a threat to their control over the people, in much of Europe at least.
“Repent” is commanded many times in the New Testament, but on the day of Pentecost Peter connects it to preparation for baptism:
Acts 2:37 “Now when they heard this, they were cut to the heart, and said to Peter and the rest of the apostles, “Men and brethren, what shall we do?”
38 Then Peter said to them, “Repent, and let every one of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins; and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit.”
Then in Acts 8 we read how God used the apostle Philip to bring the good news to an Ethiopian eunuch, the Treasurer of Queen Candace on his way back home to Ethiopia. This is how the good news first got to Africa. “35 Then Philip opened his mouth, and beginning at this Scripture, preached Jesus to him.
36 Now as they went down the road, they came to some water. And the eunuch said, “See, here is water. What hinders me from being baptized?”
37 Then Philip said, “If you believe with all your heart, you may.” And he answered and said, “I believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God.”
38 So he commanded the chariot to stand still. And both Philip and the eunuch went down into the water, and he baptized him.”
Near the end of His time on earth, Jesus gave a command to the apostles about teaching and baptism.
Matthew 28:19 “Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit,
20 “teaching them to observe all things that I have commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age.” Amen.
How can you make a disciple of someone, then baptize them and teach them to obey everything Jesus commanded, if they are just a baby?
We actually don’t have any example of babies or young children being baptized in the New Testament. I don’t see any reason to not just follow the clear example of scripture. 💙🙏🏽💙
@@salyluz6535 thankyou for your reply yes I remember hearing that. That the Catholics were afraid of loosing control of the people the church fathers I mean. I had read a few books on the reformation too and I remember reading some of the holy Roman emperors were just executing people who turned away from Catholicism. It was overboard what happened. ❤️ thanks for the scriptures
@@Pam1_2 You are very welcome! After much searching for a church like I saw in the New Testament and in the early church, people who love God, love His word and know how to love each other, I was glad to find a home in Anabaptism! Peace! 🙏🏽
Nice to see you back and doing videos. You do a great job and it’s rich in history. I’m fascinated with that time period. It’s sad what religious people had to go through back then just for trying to worship god.
My name is Mario Huter, and I'm Austrian, my parents came from Carinthia. And it is unknown if our surname is written with one, o double t... I think the Hutterites are my ancestors...
have you done any digging into your ancestors?
@@paulusstahl7999 I began
Where is part 2?
Hello Evelyn! I am doing the final edits on part 2. It will be released in a couple days.
Hi Evelyn, Part 2 has now been uploaded. I hope you enjoy!
Moravia ??
golden video
Thank you @titicoqui
What denomination was India, China
Check out Carpathian Rusyns.
You should noted the names of the radical protestants like you noted the Lutherans, Clavinists etc.
What was the majority of earth population doing
Thanks from Montana.
They say the German language becomes forbidden here.
Like native American languages.
Can we get some more info on dem Amish birth rates
The most recent census suggests the Amish grew from 361,635 to 373,620 souls between 2021 and 2022. which represents a 3.3% growth rate.
In comparison, Nigeria had a growth rate of 3.1% in 2006 when their fertility rate was 6.08, so I reckon that's around where the Amish fertility rate was for the past year - correct with the average 6-7 fertility rate the Amish typically have.
I’m a Hutterite
The Turks at that time had no conscience according to our history book they killed and the hutterite community what made them do it I have no idea
So who are true Christian...eastern orthodox
In 1527 most humans didn't live in Europe
Cool story bro
Why didn't Jesus, God communicate to most humans
U know we the veiwers have no idea if you’re wearing pants or not I hope you’re doing the right thing 😉
Because of their rarity, I think pacifist groups are the most fascinating groups on this planet. Seriously. Who could ever imagine a violent race like our could ever give up waging war?? It goes against amour Darwinian necessity of survival through struggle.
Jesus..um God didn't know how to write
Jesus spoke Aramaic, new testament is Greek