I'm actually surprised. We always did almost all of that every day. Every time anyone took a bath or shower, they had to clean the tub with Comet. We swept several times a day, mopped and waxed every day. We had to empty out the closets and cabinets, clean them thoroughly along with everything that was in them before putting it all back, on a rotating basis; closets one day, cabinets the next, but every day. We defrosted, emptied, and cleaned out the refrigerator once a week. Baseboards, windows, including frames, and mirrors were cleaned every day. Furniture was dusted and polished every day. We cleaned the oven once a week, and all throw rugs and bed linens were washed every week. Clothes were washed, ironed and put away every day. I always thought this was all just what everybody did.
I'm glad I saw you comment on the bacteria. Because I was wondering about cross contamination as I was watching you. Thank you for allowing us to learn about the Amish ways.
I slso wash dishes by hand. And cleaning the sink is done after dishes. Cleaning counter top stove and refrigerator is all apart of doing dishes. Then sweeping the floor. It also is part of doing dishes.
This is how I've always cleaned (and my Mom before me and her Mom before her) and I'm not Amish lol! (my shower gets cleaned every week with the rest of the bathroom). I do a daily 'swish & swipe' in my bathroom
This was very fascinating Sister Martha! I am glad I got the modern conveniences to clean my house too! It is sad that it takes so long for the Amish! 😢 It makes you really think how blessed we are! You always make such good videos with your husband!
Well thinking about all the pollution the modern conveniences create... I prefer it the Amish way! I think it's actually very smart too - imo, they clean a lot because the families are so big.
But they never learn about bacteria, sanitizing, I was never taught the proper way to wash hands when I was Amish. There's SO many important things we never learn.
Het is welliswaar goed om wat orde en regelmaat te hebben in het huishouden. Vroeger kreeg ik vaak straf als het niet goed genoeg was. Tegenwoordig merk ik dat God gewoon wel genade met mij heeft en van mij houdt zoals ik ben. Als er overal draadjes liggen en lapjes stof omdat ik aan het naaien ben....geniet ik er nu gewoon van. Ik wil af van het 'stemmetje' van vroeger dat ik nooit een nette huisvrouw zal worden. We zijn goed genoeg en geliefd. Mooie uitleg.
That's interesting! I don't know much about the Amish but me and my family and friends have a similar cleaning routine! I use vinegar, soda and lemon and often clean the floor on hands and knees. Good pelvic floor exercise :D
I cannot stand to see the toilets cleaned with a cloth. Im always concerned it will be used after to clean something else. I’ve seen it done on others RUclips videos. I have to use paper towels or wipes for that.
I would think most people use a different color for the toilet cloth than for the other cloths. But when I don't use the napkins I'm given at a restaurant, I save them for cleaning. Often the toilet. For some reason it pains me to clean the toilet with paper towels that I PAID for 😂
I have special cleaning rags that are different from wash cloths and dish rags. I also wash with bleach. I have a method for cleaning the bathroom; mirrors, sink, tub/shower, toilet and floor. I clean the bowl with a brush, not with my rag. That's the way I was taught. I'm not worried about germs. I've never gotten sick from cleaning a bathroom.
When you were leaving, did you ever contemplate leaving the amish religion but continuing to live the amish culture? I don't blame you for leaving their religion but I think their culture is to be commended. It just seems to me the English culture hasn't done as good of job in teaching kids how to work and be responsible.
There's millions of things we are never taught in the Amish, such as: bacteria, sanitizing, science, food safety, basic education in school, etc...... I have learned SO much since leaving the Amish.
It depends on the generation. When I was a kid we worked hard. We cooked, cleaned, done laundry, hauled wood, garden work, canned, processed our chickens, canned pork, my mom sometimes made clothes. It was a hard life. We taught our kid the same and she has college degrees and still cans, etc. It depends on their upbringing. We are also Christian. Have a great day.
I was raised a mix of amish/Mennonite/Bible Brethren... Anabaptist basically. Anyway, my Amish relatives and school mates had outhouses, no mirrors, dishwasher etc. This is interesting the differences in ordnungs
As a Mennonite we beep our home every month and clean the shower every weekend. We use soap and bleach and baking soda and vinegar. We washed down all the walls and doors and dressers and we got on our hands and knees to mop all the floors.
Do Amish houses in your area have a long wash line attached to a pulley so that a lady can stand on her porch or stand by a second floor window and hang clothes to dry? That is very common in Lancaster County and one way to tell if a farm belongs to Amish.
I’m not Amish and have one. My laundry room is on the second floor,so mine is attached up at the balcony. But yes in Lancaster county the Amish have them. It’s where I live too😊
WoW, I grow up more rigorously than most Amish. My mom clean the fridge weekly. We deep clean half of our home one week and the other half the other week. We had a small house for a large family, so if we didn't clean it got dirty quickly. The stove daily was clean sometimes twice. Dishes 5 times a day. We wash the trash cans weekly. Here are my home we clean the toilet about 5 to 8 times a day. The person who poops cleans it to keep it clean for whoever uses it next. The trash can gets washed once or twice a month.
@KasieMusic Both my youngest and I are quite sensitive. Before we start doing this, we would get UTIs very often. Our only bathroom is in the middle of our apartment with very bad ventilation,washing the toilet often keeps the smells fresher. We are almost always 4, but at times when my older children go up to 6.
It would be unhygienic if she wouldn’t work from ‘cleanest to dirtiest’. That’s the way I was taught (not Amish) Cleanest to dirtiest, hot laundry cycle and always use different (for instance different color) cloths for the kitchen/food related cleaning.
@@lifethroughhereyes3958 so you think that the floor is cleaner than the inside of your toilet rim??? I find it extremely irritating how few people actually care to understand the concept of cross contamination... Fun fact: it isn't only(or even primarily) about the level of dirtiness nearly as much as it is about the type of "dirt" being cleaned(or the more common cases of these germs not actually being cleaned, but rather spread around ). While a lot of bacteria can & will "die off" after a certain amount of time and especially in certain environments(such as in direct sunlight), that isn't really the case for fecal bacteria aka shit germs. nothing that you use to clean the inside of your toilet should ever then be used to clean ANYTHING ELSE directly afterwards- even the outside of the toilet!!! and people either need to use disposable paper towels/toilet brushes or keep those items cleaned also so they aren't dripping shit water all over the floor... i go back and forth between paper towels and specific rags that are designated for the bathroom only... what is disposable gets tossed out and what is washable gets washed 2/3 times with the hottest water that i can possibly use.... but this thing of people using the same rag to clean the shit splashes inside the toilet rim and THEN the flooring is unnecessary and disgusting. AAAAANYWAYS, this has inspired me to discontinue the action of removing my shoes when i go to people's houses in an attempt to be polite. if they specifically ask me to, i surely will... but i'm no longer going to volunteer for this new Dysentery-Chloera hybrid that y'all been brewing up in your homes...🤣🤣
Who cares? It's my home, not a hospital. I clean it the same way it's been done for generations and guess what? No one has died and no pandemic has started at my house. You need to get a grip
I was demonstrating how I was taught in the Amish. I don't clean like that anymore. The Amish never learn about bacteria, how germs work, or anything of that sort.
Gloves give false sense of security/cleanliness. Unless you're referring to harsh chemicals on your skin...in which case, that's part of why many people use gentle natural (DIY) products.
We used plastic buckets and whatever clothes you can buy at Walmart. But we never learned about bacteria and the way germs work, I wasn't ever even taught the proper way to wash our hands.
Love your flamingo! 🦩 Im in Florida right now… but sadly… the only flamingoes are decorations in people’s yards. Anyway I can’t stand washing toilets with rags- So I just used Lysol or bleach wipes like almost every day… and vinegar everywhere else in the house… until too much vinegar and bleach went down the same slow drain and I couldn’t figure out why I was dying for a few days lol Now… Not so much bleach.
@@AmishTransformed There are some Amish churches now, that actually allow regular electricity from the grid. Pretty much the only difference between their lifestyle and the English, is just that they still can't drive vehicles. (They use E bikes, instead) I kind of don't get what the difference is, between them and Mennonites, at that point. You should do a video on that, if you know about it. I thought that Mennonites were pretty much the same as Amish, except that they allow modern technology. But then there are these fringe Amish groups that actually allow technology, and also old order Mennonite groups who don't allow any at all. So what is the actual difference between the two groups?
Well, I'll describe what my parents had: It's a big air tank outside of a little shack. Inside the shack is a motor. When the pressure gets low, you start the motor. Where my parents live, they have to start the motor once a day.
We bought our soap from Walmart. We used tide, some use gain for laundry. It's a misconception that Amish use all natural stuff! Some Amish here and there might, but most don't.
Oh my, I am Amish and I do not clean the toilet bowl like that... u might want to use an antibacterial spray to clean ur toilet the bacteria will get into your water. Just a suggestion!
I saw a couple young ladies buying armfuls of cheap lace thongs from Walmart once. Leopard print, neon green, all kinds. Walked out with 3 stuffed bags worth after checking out. I bought just one thing that day so I wasn't far behind them to notice that they happened to be parked not far from me. Got into their van and a regular Joe American started it up to, presumably, drive them home. Left me speechless lol
Do most Amish wash their hands after using the bathroom? At my work, my boss told me she used the bathroom, at our office after an Amish man had been in there, and there was poop on the door handle, so we know he didn't wash his hands😮
🤮 Most Amish do wash their hands after they use the bathroom. However, sometimes the men don't every time, and they are used to peeing in a barn where there's no sink to wash their hands.
The Amish are not saved. They don’t want their people to read the Bible!!! They want them kept in spiritual darkness. If one starts to read the Bible, for themselves, then they leave The Amish. The Amish believe hairpins worn the wrong way, and such, are sin. They are the blind leading the blind. “Jesus Christ is The Way, The Truth, and The Life. No man cometh unto the father, but by him.” Hairpins do not recommend you to God. “For all have sinned and come short of the glory of God.”Romans 3:23. Repent and believe the gospel of Jesus Christ. Whitewashed tombs are still tombs. John the Baptist…the Baptist….the Baptist. Jesus started the true Baptist church, only. Church membership does not save, though. But, it’s a command to regularly assemble, though, in a true Baptist church.
Get a hold of yourself, the Catholics also thought it was unimportant for people to read the bible and most people back in the day couldn't read. Were those people not saved? How can you be prideful enough to assume that only your church interprets God's will correctly and no one else's does? Who made you the boss of who is and isn't saved? How can you presume to speak for God? Find some humility, sis.
Thank your people for providing tiny homes for NC flooding victims!
How beautiful and gracious of them! May God bless all of you! ❤
I'm actually surprised. We always did almost all of that every day. Every time anyone took a bath or shower, they had to clean the tub with Comet. We swept several times a day, mopped and waxed every day. We had to empty out the closets and cabinets, clean them thoroughly along with everything that was in them before putting it all back, on a rotating basis; closets one day, cabinets the next, but every day. We defrosted, emptied, and cleaned out the refrigerator once a week. Baseboards, windows, including frames, and mirrors were cleaned every day. Furniture was dusted and polished every day. We cleaned the oven once a week, and all throw rugs and bed linens were washed every week. Clothes were washed, ironed and put away every day. I always thought this was all just what everybody did.
I use paper towls on the toliet
I'm glad I saw you comment on the bacteria. Because I was wondering about cross contamination as I was watching you. Thank you for allowing us to learn about the Amish ways.
That last smile made me happy for a second. These are not happy days, so please accept my deepest gratitude ❤
I slso wash dishes by hand. And cleaning the sink is done after dishes. Cleaning counter top stove and refrigerator is all apart of doing dishes. Then sweeping the floor. It also is part of doing dishes.
Lol, that's what my dad always said. So basically "doing dishes" translates to "cleaning the kitchen".
Yep!
Thank you for sharing the Amish Cleaning and I love your smile ' God Bless Y'all.
Love that accasional wild-eyes smile! 😂
This is how I've always cleaned (and my Mom before me and her Mom before her) and I'm not Amish lol! (my shower gets cleaned every week with the rest of the bathroom). I do a daily 'swish & swipe' in my bathroom
I do my bathroom every week, if it needs it more then it's done, I totally agree.
Rubbing alcohol is a good disinfectant to use on the toilet ~
👍 You sound like a Fly Lady follower!
This was very fascinating Sister Martha! I am glad I got the modern conveniences to clean my house too! It is sad that it takes so long for the Amish! 😢 It makes you really think how blessed we are! You always make such good videos with your husband!
Well thinking about all the pollution the modern conveniences create... I prefer it the Amish way! I think it's actually very smart too - imo, they clean a lot because the families are so big.
But they never learn about bacteria, sanitizing, I was never taught the proper way to wash hands when I was Amish. There's SO many important things we never learn.
I clean my sink & toilets 3-4 times a week and shower & tub once weekly. Don't forget doorknobs and light switches.
YES! Soooooo many people neglect the knobs and switches!!
So interesting:)😊
I often wondered how they cleaned and how often.
I wish I was as dedicated to cleaning as the Amish.
Always clean from the top to bottom and from the inside to out with drawer or cupboards
And from left to right. When I realized that and what you say, the scales fell from my eyes 😂
Het is welliswaar goed om wat orde en regelmaat te hebben in het huishouden. Vroeger kreeg ik vaak straf als het niet goed genoeg was. Tegenwoordig merk ik dat God gewoon wel genade met mij heeft en van mij houdt zoals ik ben. Als er overal draadjes liggen en lapjes stof omdat ik aan het naaien ben....geniet ik er nu gewoon van. Ik wil af van het 'stemmetje' van vroeger dat ik nooit een nette huisvrouw zal worden.
We zijn goed genoeg en geliefd.
Mooie uitleg.
I love ❤️ the Amish ways 😅of how they do many things . ❤🙏🏽God Bless them All
I am from Brazil, and here we use to water hose kitchen once a week... And bathrooms every other day... I will try your tips.... Thank you....
That's interesting! I don't know much about the Amish but me and my family and friends have a similar cleaning routine! I use vinegar, soda and lemon and often clean the floor on hands and knees. Good pelvic floor exercise :D
Yep. Until the DNA of older age starts kicking in.,
Thank you for sharing and am looking forward to more videos😊
I cannot stand to see the toilets cleaned with a cloth. Im always concerned it will be used after to clean something else. I’ve seen it done on others RUclips videos. I have to use paper towels or wipes for that.
I would think most people use a different color for the toilet cloth than for the other cloths.
But when I don't use the napkins I'm given at a restaurant, I save them for cleaning. Often the toilet. For some reason it pains me to clean the toilet with paper towels that I PAID for 😂
I have special cleaning rags that are different from wash cloths and dish rags. I also wash with bleach. I have a method for cleaning the bathroom; mirrors, sink, tub/shower, toilet and floor. I clean the bowl with a brush, not with my rag. That's the way I was taught. I'm not worried about germs. I've never gotten sick from cleaning a bathroom.
Thank you very much
When you were leaving, did you ever contemplate leaving the amish religion but continuing to live the amish culture? I don't blame you for leaving their religion but I think their culture is to be commended. It just seems to me the English culture hasn't done as good of job in teaching kids how to work and be responsible.
There's millions of things we are never taught in the Amish, such as: bacteria, sanitizing, science, food safety, basic education in school, etc...... I have learned SO much since leaving the Amish.
It depends on the generation. When I was a kid we worked hard. We cooked, cleaned, done laundry, hauled wood, garden work, canned, processed our chickens, canned pork, my mom sometimes made clothes. It was a hard life. We taught our kid the same and she has college degrees and still cans, etc. It depends on their upbringing. We are also Christian. Have a great day.
I was raised a mix of amish/Mennonite/Bible Brethren... Anabaptist basically. Anyway, my Amish relatives and school mates had outhouses, no mirrors, dishwasher etc. This is interesting the differences in ordnungs
I can’t be on my knees anymore. It can be frustrating to feel like it’s really clean
The end was fun! 😁
It made me feel less useless and lazy to know I clean my shower more than an Amish woman would lol ❤
As a Mennonite we beep our home every month and clean the shower every weekend. We use soap and bleach and baking soda and vinegar. We washed down all the walls and doors and dressers and we got on our hands and knees to mop all the floors.
Do Amish houses in your area have a long wash line attached to a pulley so that a lady can stand on her porch or stand by a second floor window and hang clothes to dry? That is very common in Lancaster County and one way to tell if a farm belongs to Amish.
I’m not Amish and have one. My laundry room is on the second floor,so mine is attached up at the balcony. But yes in Lancaster county the Amish have them. It’s where I live too😊
@@janetsides901 Such wash lines make a lot of sense.
@@janetsides901same here, we grew up that way on Long Island but also had a dryer for heavy things and winter.
@ they do indeed.
@@analarson2920 yes,I have a dryer too.
This is how I clean, too.
Floor is the last
Hermoso trabajo!
WoW, I grow up more rigorously than most Amish. My mom clean the fridge weekly. We deep clean half of our home one week and the other half the other week. We had a small house for a large family, so if we didn't clean it got dirty quickly. The stove daily was clean sometimes twice. Dishes 5 times a day. We wash the trash cans weekly.
Here are my home we clean the toilet about 5 to 8 times a day. The person who poops cleans it to keep it clean for whoever uses it next. The trash can gets washed once or twice a month.
The toilet part is too much, how many people are you? Imo onceevery few days is enough
@KasieMusic Both my youngest and I are quite sensitive. Before we start doing this, we would get UTIs very often. Our only bathroom is in the middle of our apartment with very bad ventilation,washing the toilet often keeps the smells fresher.
We are almost always 4, but at times when my older children go up to 6.
Same cloth to clean sink and the toilet? That part I did not like.
The majority of this stuff can be done twice a month or just as needed and still be fine.
Very interesting
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Wait, using the same cloth on the toilet, sink, counter, and floor?? That seems rather unhygenic….
It would be unhygienic if she wouldn’t work from ‘cleanest to dirtiest’. That’s the way I was taught (not Amish)
Cleanest to dirtiest, hot laundry cycle and always use different (for instance different color) cloths for the kitchen/food related cleaning.
@@lifethroughhereyes3958 so you think that the floor is cleaner than the inside of your toilet rim???
I find it extremely irritating how few people actually care to understand the concept of cross contamination...
Fun fact: it isn't only(or even primarily) about the level of dirtiness nearly as much as it is about the type of "dirt" being cleaned(or the more common cases of these germs not actually being cleaned, but rather spread around ).
While a lot of bacteria can & will "die off" after a certain amount of time and especially in certain environments(such as in direct sunlight), that isn't really the case for fecal bacteria aka shit germs.
nothing that you use to clean the inside of your toilet should ever then be used to clean ANYTHING ELSE directly afterwards- even the outside of the toilet!!!
and people either need to use disposable paper towels/toilet brushes or keep those items cleaned also so they aren't dripping shit water all over the floor...
i go back and forth between paper towels and specific rags that are designated for the bathroom only... what is disposable gets tossed out and what is washable gets washed 2/3 times with the hottest water that i can possibly use.... but this thing of people using the same rag to clean the shit splashes inside the toilet rim and THEN the flooring is unnecessary and disgusting.
AAAAANYWAYS, this has inspired me to discontinue the action of removing my shoes when i go to people's houses in an attempt to be polite. if they specifically ask me to, i surely will... but i'm no longer going to volunteer for this new Dysentery-Chloera hybrid that y'all been brewing up in your homes...🤣🤣
Who cares? It's my home, not a hospital. I clean it the same way it's been done for generations and guess what? No one has died and no pandemic has started at my house. You need to get a grip
I was thinking the same thing. Clean water and rag for the floor.
I was demonstrating how I was taught in the Amish. I don't clean like that anymore. The Amish never learn about bacteria, how germs work, or anything of that sort.
The amish clean their house as much as the brazilians do.
Gloves❤gloves
Gloves give false sense of security/cleanliness. Unless you're referring to harsh chemicals on your skin...in which case, that's part of why many people use gentle natural (DIY) products.
Great video. Please could we have more details eg which buckets and cloths you use for each thing to avoid germs etc
We used plastic buckets and whatever clothes you can buy at Walmart. But we never learned about bacteria and the way germs work, I wasn't ever even taught the proper way to wash our hands.
Ok. Thank you@@AmishTransformed
Similar to my cleaning.
What ingredientvdid you use the rag in the bathroom on the sink
Is that plain soap or is there disinfectant in that?
I didn't know they had showers, I thought they only had bath tubs? What do they do with their trash? Is there a communal dumpster?
In this generation, they typically just put the trash outside beside the road like any other people. We definitely all had showers in our community.
How do you live without a vacuum cleaner!!😮😮😮
I left the Amish now and love my vacuum! 😉
I lived most of my adult life without one and having a vacuum cleaner is a dream come true, I adore it 😂
So you had electricity and water and indoor plumbing?!?
How is this Amish?
My clients have outhouses in 2024.
I am confused.
She said when she WAS Amish. Good grief. She left the faith
I have left the Amish. I'm just demonstrating how I was taught.
Believe it or not, some Amish DO have those things.
I thought the Amish did not have indoor plumbing? Most around me here in Wisconsin do not.
I have left the Amish now. But the community I grew up in (Ohio) we did have indoor plumbing, hot water heaters, mirrors, fridge, and freezers.
Typically, the Swartzentruber Amish would not.
Do you use the same rag to clean the kitchen as the bathroom I hope not
No! 😆
Love your flamingo! 🦩
Im in Florida right now… but sadly… the only flamingoes are decorations in people’s yards.
Anyway I can’t stand washing toilets with rags-
So I just used Lysol or bleach wipes like almost every day… and vinegar everywhere else in the house… until too much vinegar and bleach went down the same slow drain and I couldn’t figure out why I was dying for a few days lol
Now…
Not so much bleach.
I love flamingos! 😄
Since when do the Amish have running water and refrigerators and electric stoves?
There are some churches that do allow those things. I didn't think the woman who does these videos came from one of those churches, though.
I have left the Amish!
In the community I grew up in, we had running water and propane refrigerators, stoves, and hot water heaters.
@@AmishTransformed There are some Amish churches now, that actually allow regular electricity from the grid. Pretty much the only difference between their lifestyle and the English, is just that they still can't drive vehicles. (They use E bikes, instead) I kind of don't get what the difference is, between them and Mennonites, at that point. You should do a video on that, if you know about it. I thought that Mennonites were pretty much the same as Amish, except that they allow modern technology. But then there are these fringe Amish groups that actually allow technology, and also old order Mennonite groups who don't allow any at all. So what is the actual difference between the two groups?
How do you have running water without electricity?
Well, I'll describe what my parents had: It's a big air tank outside of a little shack. Inside the shack is a motor. When the pressure gets low, you start the motor. Where my parents live, they have to start the motor once a day.
You had ice box or propane fridge?
We had a propane refrigerator.
I love your simple this is, what do they use for laundry soap?
We bought our soap from Walmart. We used tide, some use gain for laundry. It's a misconception that Amish use all natural stuff! Some Amish here and there might, but most don't.
Thanks for sharing this! Did you do all your cleaning on one day a week? Or did you go task by task or room by room throughout the week?
Usually one or two days of the week, but we cleaned something almost every single day.
The Amish where I live (Lancaster Pa) do not allow photos or videos taken. In addition, they dress much different than her.
Yes, the Amish communities can vary a lot by the way they dress and their rules.
Oh my, I am Amish and I do not clean the toilet bowl like that... u might want to use an antibacterial spray to clean ur toilet the bacteria will get into your water. Just a suggestion!
I don't clean this way anymore! I'm just demonstrating how I was taught.
Why don't clean the bathroom daily? Was it not alowed?
It was just not how we were taught, that's all.
Did you make your own socks and underwear or can you buy plain manufactured versions?
In our community, we bought them at Walmart typically. I don't know of anyone who ever made their own.
@@AmishTransformedInteresting!
I saw a couple young ladies buying armfuls of cheap lace thongs from Walmart once. Leopard print, neon green, all kinds. Walked out with 3 stuffed bags worth after checking out. I bought just one thing that day so I wasn't far behind them to notice that they happened to be parked not far from me. Got into their van and a regular Joe American started it up to, presumably, drive them home. Left me speechless lol
Would only woman clean or did men help
Typically, only the women unless it was outside.
I'm shocked that house isn't Amish
I have left the Amish.
Do most Amish wash their hands after using the bathroom? At my work, my boss told me she used the bathroom, at our office after an Amish man had been in there, and there was poop on the door handle, so we know he didn't wash his hands😮
🤮
Most Amish do wash their hands after they use the bathroom. However, sometimes the men don't every time, and they are used to peeing in a barn where there's no sink to wash their hands.
I thought Amish believe in pictures and electricity
I have left the Amish.
Eww you did not just use the same cloth to clean the toilet then the floor!!!!!!!
I was demonstrating how I was taught in the Amish.
I don't clean that way anymore. I have learned a TON since leaving the Amish.
This is dumb.
The Amish are not saved. They don’t want their people to read the Bible!!! They want them kept in spiritual darkness. If one starts to read the Bible, for themselves, then they leave The Amish. The Amish believe hairpins worn the wrong way, and such, are sin. They are the blind leading the blind. “Jesus Christ is The Way, The Truth, and The Life. No man cometh unto the father, but by him.” Hairpins do not recommend you to God. “For all have sinned and come short of the glory of God.”Romans 3:23. Repent and believe the gospel of Jesus Christ. Whitewashed tombs are still tombs. John the Baptist…the Baptist….the Baptist. Jesus started the true Baptist church, only. Church membership does not save, though. But, it’s a command to regularly assemble, though, in a true Baptist church.
That is the reason I left because of their religious beliefs.
Get a hold of yourself, the Catholics also thought it was unimportant for people to read the bible and most people back in the day couldn't read. Were those people not saved? How can you be prideful enough to assume that only your church interprets God's will correctly and no one else's does? Who made you the boss of who is and isn't saved? How can you presume to speak for God? Find some humility, sis.