They do not use electricity from public utility lines, and modern conveniences like washing machines, dishwashers, and ...

Dozens of Amish men have traveled hundreds of miles to help repair homes and build roads in Hurricane Helene's wake.

Trotting down the streets of many Ohio and Pennsylvania towns are horses attached to buggies carrying Amish families from their homes to church, their schools and elsewhere. While you may pass ...

meet in homes for worship, ordain lay leaders, and live in rural areas. Amish people end formal education at the eighth grade, do not hold political office, restrict involvement with outsiders ...

Despite variations between the many subgroups, the vast majority of Old Order Amish communities terminate formal education at the eighth grade, meet in homes for religious services, wear ...

In interviews at their homes, the families spoke frankly about ... Adds a father, "As far as the community, I think it made us all realize - Amish, Mennonite, English - we're a lot more alike ...

Hundreds of Amish and their neighbors are already repairing and reconstructing homes, a church, schools and farm buildings in the quarter-mile-wide path of destruction in the White Horse area.

Question: I've been seeing posts online about how groups of Amish and Mennonite volunteers have come down to help build homes in Western North Carolina. Is this true? Answer: Religious disaster ...

(WJHL) — Two different groups of Amish are calling the Tri-Cities home ... One of the projects is helping to build one of the homes being constructed by Appalachia Service Project on Dave ...