The Twelve Tribes Part 2: The Peacemaker and The Redeemed

Source: Hubpages.com 2014 Updated on January 7, 2014 The Peacemaker Bus Peacemaker Bus Medical Tent at Camp Oswego Phish Concert. | Source The Twelve Tribes: First Impressions When the Twelve Tribes first moved to my city, I had no idea who they were. I noticed a group of groovy looking folks building a restaurant. The…

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Yellow Deli hoping to bring sandwiches and ‘fruit of the spirit’ to downtown Lawrence

Source: Lawrence Journal Posted by Chad Lawhorn January 8, 2014 . Maybe some of you have seen the signs advertising a new deli coming to the 600 block of Vermont Street in downtown Lawrence. Maybe some of you even know the backstory. It certainly is an old one — like about 2,000 years old. Plans call…

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A sad echo from across the seas: “They’re still at it!”

Source:The Chronicle, Vermont, 17 September 2013 by nataliehormilla  In this Chronicle file photo, a Vermont state trooper carries a bundle of wooden rods out of a restaurant owned by the Island Pond community on June 22, 1984.   “They’re still at it!” That’s what we said when we read the astounding news that on September…

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The church of Dylan

Source: News cut, 2013 Bob Collins September 14, 2013 Bob Dylan has had a cult-like following ever since he figured out how to get out of Minnesota. Now, however, he has a cult literally following him. The New Yorker’s John Clarke writes today about the Twelve Tribes, a group that actively recruits “heavily inebriated and…

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From Commune to College: One Young Woman’s Road to Independence

Samantha Brosseau was raised in a strict Christian commune. At age 18, she decided to run away to escape her oppressive lifestyle and go to college – but leaving wasn’t nearly as simple as she’d hoped. Tonic, California/July 19, 2010 By Lisa DeBenedictis Samantha Brosseau twists her ring around her finger absentmindedly. It consists of…

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