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Religious books – Most Amish homes will have a selection of religious books in addition to the Bible in both German (Martin Luther edition) and English (usually the King James version). Among others you'll find prayer books, devotionals, and historical accounts of Anabaptist predecessors (The Martyrs Mirror).
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Read More »Business publications – With the growth of business and entrepreneurship among Amish, many read monthly publications such as the Plain Communities Business Exchange. This monthly provides articles advising on business topics and challenges, though the bulk of the publication is meant to facilitate business, consisting of various ads for many things an Amish person might need for their business or household (for example, buggy horses or tools). Some also read mainstream business books to improve their ability to manage employees or address another business challenge. Fiction – Fiction is not approved of in all communities, but it has its appeal, and you will find fiction works in some Amish homes. You will even see books from the “Amish romance” genre, surprisingly popular in some places. Amish church directories – Finally, while not strictly “reading” material, these guidebooks covering most Amish communities of size provide names and birthdates of church members and their families, along with maps, which might come in handy if you’re trying to locate the home of a community member holding church service or another event. Additionally, they may contain extra material like a history of a given settlement, or contact information for local Amish businesses. This certainly doesn’t cover everything the Amish read, but it should give you a good idea. The above leaves out the fact that Amish children also love books, including some classic children’s books as well as Bible story books. Knowing that children are like sponges, Amish parents strive to provide wholesome reading material in their homes. Visit Erik for more information about the Amish at the Amish America website (amishamerica.com) and YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/c/AmishAmerica)
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