News from the Seminary, Summer 2022
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The Founding of The Christian Community in 1922
In September of 1922, a group of 45 courageous, devoted, and enthusiastic people – both men and women – were gathered together in Dornach, Switzerland. There, with the help of […]
Friedrich Rittelmeyer
Friedrich Rittelmeyer –From “Die Gründer Der Christengemeinschaft: Ein Schicksalsnetz” by Rudolf F. Gaedeke, translation by Gail Ritscher October 5th, 1872 in Dillinger/Donau – March 23rd, 1938 in Hamburg Rittelmeyer wrested […]
Healing the Deaf and Dumb Man (Mk.7:31-37)
The healings Jesus Christ performed during His life on earth were no incidental acts meant to release individuals from their physical ailments, but signs. This word is frequently used in […]
Rudolf Steiner Bible Study
Please feel free to join The Rudolf Steiner Bible Study, Thursdays, 6:30 CDT. This is a hybrid meeting held in-person and on Zoom. They will begin with The Three Years, […]
Healing the Blind Beggar (Lk. 18:35-43)
Healing the Blind Beggar (Lk.18:35-43) When you think in terms of numbers, of visible and tangible results, you soon come to the conclusion that Jesus Christ did not accomplish much […]
Feeding the Five Thousand (Lk.9:12-17)
Feeding the Five Thousand (Lk.9:12-17) Three times during His life on earth Christ shares a meal with people around Him—at the feeding of the five thousand of the four thousand, […]
Contemplation
The bees are living in a world that cannot be compared with ours. Their way of life, their forms of community, their feeling for space and time, follow laws and […]
The Peace of Christ
In our world peace is hard to find. Even if we live in a country with relatively uneventful circumstances, the discord of the world pushes its way into us from […]
The Logic of the Heart
At this time of the year the waterlily, the queen of the water plants, is blooming in many places in our country [Holland]—in ponds, in ditches, even in the drab […]