Source: Itinerant Daughter’s Blog September 21, 2016 We’re pleased to present our first episode in “Mouthwashed!,” a series of reviews of cult-run restaurants. This week, the Spiritually Adventurous Eater visits the Yellow Deli in Rutland, Vermont, run by a group known as the Twelve Tribes. This week, the Spiritually Adventurous Eater visits the Yellow Deli…
Fuente:Red une 30 agosto 2016 Si echas un vistazo a la página de la comunidad religiosa de las Doce Tribus, automáticamente entras en un mundo idílico donde se derrocha el amor por Dios y todos sus miembros viven en comunidad y aparente armonía. Reuniones en el campo alrededor de un fuego, melenudos tocando la guitarra,…
Source: VIce-10th August 2016 By Maddison Connaughton and James Courtney August 10, 2016 Katoomba is a strange place. Probably the best description I’ve heard is that it has “a strong Twin Peaks vibe.” It’s a small town, surrounded by the beauty of the Blue Mountains, seemingly populated by busloads of camera-clutching tourists and backpackers with…
La historia de sordidez tras las Doce Tribus Fuente: Playground Mag Por: Silvia Laboreo , jueves 21 de julio de 2016 Si echas un vistazo a la página de la comunidad religiosa de las Doce Tribus, automáticamente entras en un mundo idílico donde se derrocha el amor por Dios y todos sus miembros viven en…
Source: Post bulletin 16 July 2016 By DENISE LAVOIE PLYMOUTH, Mass. (AP) — Just up the hill from Plymouth Rock, the Blue Blinds Bakery has been a favorite among locals in “America’s hometown” since it opened eight years ago. But lately, this usually serene cafe has been abuzz with talk of accusations made by an…
Source: Boston Globe.com By Mark Shanahan Globe Staff July 11, 2016 Controversial posts on the Facebook page of Blue Blinds Bakery in Plymouth appear to be the work of a former employee. “We’re pretty well aware of it,” said Lev Bryant, who works at the bakery. Bryant said a former employee, whom he did not…
Souce: MassLive By Alban Murtishi, MassLive.com Follow on Twitter on July 11, 2016 at 4:54 PM Recent posts advocating for the return of slavery and corporal punishment of children have appeared on the Facebook page of The Blue Blinds Bakery in Plymouth leaving some question as to their origins. The most recent post alleges that the page…
Source: Patheos.com July 11, 2016 by Peg Aloi The Blue Blinds Bakery in Plymouth, Massachusetts looks to all outwards appearances like a nice friendly family-owned business. It’s gotten great reviews for its food and service in major media outlets like the Boston Globe and, until rather recently, their Yelp page also contained many positive reviews for…
Source: Liberals unite The Blue Blinds Bakery, apparently named for its blue shutters, posted the following on their Facebook page on Thursday: “we have decided to use our Facebook page as an active evangelism tool.” And that would be great if it meant following the teachings of Jesus Christ of reaching out to the less…
Source: Boston Magazine The person behind recent posts calling slavery ‘necessary’ claims to be a former employee, hoping to draw attention to a sect of fundamentalist Christians. By Kyle Scott Clauss | Boston Daily | July 10, 2016, 7:53 p.m Blue Blinds Bakery is a quaint cafe serving up organic fare in downtown Plymouth. “Blue…