Amish Church

The Amish Church is a Christian community that emphasizes simple living, humility, and separation from mainstream society, guided by plain dress, traditional customs, and close-knit faith practices. Originating in 18th-century Europe, they prioritize community support, pacifism, and biblical teachings, often avoiding modern technology and conveniences to maintain spiritual focus and cultural traditions. Their church services are typically held in homes or simple meetinghouses, and decision-making is collectively led by ministers and church members. The Amish value humility, hard work, and simplicity, aiming to live according to their interpretations of Christian principles, fostering a close, faith-centered community.