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Call Your Sister with Joy & Jinger — Inside the Secret World of the Hutterites
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Inside the Secret World of the Hutterites

Call Your Sister with Joy & Jinger

What happens when you grow up in a closed, communal community, speaking your own language, wearing homemade clothes, owning nothing, and needing permission just to leave for a dentist appointment? This week, Jinger and Jeremy sit down with their friend Michael Wurtz, who was raised inside a Hutterite colony in South…

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“Got the privilege of getting to do Bible studies with Michael in SouthDakota. Very intelligent guy who loves to learn. I always loved to call him a Hutterleft😂”

— @JerrodBecker · YouTube comment

“I lived near a hutterite colony for five years just outside winnipeg, manitoba (canada). I saw them a lot at the value village(second hand store) in town which i found confusing because the ladies were usually in homemade dresses. They drov…”

— @andrea-rq1fe · YouTube comment

“I grew up in rural Eastern Washington state, and when I was in high school in 1976 we went on a field trip to a Hutterite colony outside Warden, Washington. We saw their homes, school, kitchen, shop, etc. They were very welcoming and dignif…”

— @LeilaBrooksmith · YouTube comment

“Wow! Growing up mennonite and grew up with the same language. So interesting!”

— @dorothykauffman-jobira2732 · YouTube comment

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