No, the Amana colonies are not Amish. Outside of being protestant and originating in and around Germany they have almost nothing in common. The Amanites are a 18th century pietist sect of the Lutheran Church which settled first in Pennsylvania and later in Iowa in the 1800s. They formed a communistic society in Iowa which survived until the 1930s when it was disbanded largely for financial reasons.
The Amish and Mennonites descend from 16th century Anabaptists and are theologically and socially distinct from the Amana colonies.
The home of the Amana Colonies in the United States is Amana, IA. It is populated with people from Amish and Mennonite backgrounds.
Amana appliances are manufactured in an Amish community in Amana, IA. According to consumer sources, the appliances are among the highest quality manufactured.
Where are the Amish oe Mennonite located in Steelville MO?
No. There are no Amish communities in NJ.
Yes, but in Amish communities, gay men are closeted by necessity.
There are many states in the United States that have Amish communities. A few of the states are Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri, and Kansas.
PA or OH
Therre ain't none!
Some Amish communities may remove the teeth of young women, but it is doubtful that it is a widespread practice of the Amish.
Springdale, WA
I can only tell you of states I lived in that definitely have Amish communities: Pennsylvania, Delaware and California.
No