The Order of the Mustard Seed Podcast
Season 6 Episode 2 - Phil Anderson (Part 2)
Feb 19, 2024
Explore the intriguing history of Moravian communities founded by Count Insendorf in the 18th century and their unique approach to building tightly knit villages. Learn about the Moravians' pioneering education initiatives in Africa and the British Empire, their economic self-sufficiency through craftsmanship, and the architectural symbolism of their communities. Discover how these aspects can inspire OMS communities in the 21st century.
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- The Moravian communities emphasized community over individualism in discipleship, showcasing the importance of vibrant communal living.
- Education and economic sustainability were core components of Moravian communities, showcasing a holistic approach to community development.
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Close Community and Physical Communities in Discipleship
Living in a context of faith that goes beyond individualism to emphasize community is vital in discipleship. The early Moravian movement exemplified this by physically building communities based on shared vision and values. From Grace Hill in Northern Ireland to Cannard and Dahl in South Africa, these intentional physical spaces integrated spiritual principles, education, and economic sustainability, fostering a holistic approach to community living.
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