Source: Dangerous minds blog-09/10/2013 Have you heard about the Twelve Tribes group of “Amish-style” hippies—the men have beards, headbands, and ponytails and the women dress like Old West extras on Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman—who have been following Bob Dylan’s tour around in a bus handing out a freaky 24-page ‘zine (“Dylan: What Are You Thinking?”)…
found here:http://www.gospelmailbox.org/sermons-and-essays/the-return-of-the-yellow-deli/ 3 thoughts on “The Return of the Yellow Deli” I recently visited and talked with some people there. One of the gentlemen there asked me a question:“If you can’t really face the selfishness within yourself, then what business do you have trying to address the selfishness in others?” I wasn’t sure exactly…
Source: Sandiegoreader By Edward Sifuentes | 5:41 a.m. March 17, 2013 The Yellow Deli and other businesses owned by a North County religious organization will have to reorganize to comply with state laws, including workers’ compensation insurance rules, according to the California Department of Industrial Relations. The sandwich-and-coffee cafe in downtown Vista is owned by…
Source: San Diego reader By Edward Sifuentes | 6:07 a.m. March 9, 2013 A dispute brewing for more than two years between the state and a North County religious organization may have been quietly resolved late last year. The conflict began in June 2010 when inspectors for the state Division of Labor Standards visited the…
Source : San Diego reader 2013 January 3 2013 Dorian Hargrove Not only are roads unneeded, there is no need for cars or personal possessions. All the Twelve Tribes require for the journey is a community that shares – love, friendship, earthly possessions – everything in exchange for peace and salvation. The Twelve Tribes is…
Source: San Diego Reader.com Turning back the clock 2000 years is no easy task By Dorian Hargrove, Jan. 2, 2013 Images by Howie Rosen Where members of the Twelve Tribes want to go, they don’t need roads. Not only are roads unneeded, there is no need for cars or personal possessions. All…
Convene Magazine Barbara Palmer December 2012 In Samie Brosseau’s successful application for the 2011 Don Lawrence Memorial Scholarship, recently presented to her by PCMA’s New England Chapter, she summed up years of questioning and struggle in one short sentence: “At the young age of 18, I left home against my parents’ wishes, and pursued a…
Source: Life in theTwelve Tribes Messianic communities Posted: May 28, 2012 So, one may ask what is God’s will? If you are a member of the Twelve Tribes you ask this question every morning to your governing guru-in-residence or household head, and you get your marching orders for the day. Obviously, if you are not…
Source: San Diego Reader, March 2012 By Ruth Newell, March 10, 2012 As I wound my way up to Morning Star Ranch Farm tucked back in the hills of Valley Center located adjacent to the well visited Keys Creek Lavender Farm, I remembered a man from years back. He was a short bearded man with…
The Village Voice/November 10, 2011 By Rosie Gray Occupy Wall Street is almost two months old, but last night was the first time the Voice had noticed an odd-looking brown bus parked on Liberty across from Zuccotti Park. It kind of looked like a huge ’70s-style RV. A sign on the door read “Welcome. Please…