Community Is Born by Emmy Arnold
Emmy Arnold (1884-1980), wife of Eberhard, describes the convictions and experiences that led their family to abandon their middle-class lifestyle and form a community based on the teachings of the Sermon on the Mount and the example of the early Christians in Acts 2 and 4.
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