Hugo Schuster—Priest July 2, 1876 – April 1, 1925
Die Gruender der Christengemeinschaft: Ein Schicksalsnetz By Rudolf F. Gaedeke Translated by Gail Ritscher A few months after Hugo Schuster’s death, when recalling how anthroposophical work in Switzerland had developed, […]
Herman Groh – 11 June 1894, Berlin – 14 December 1957
Herman Groh was a man of the world who broadened his education throughout his life. He spoke many languages and understood several more. Outwardly, Groh’s life took him first to […]
Rudolf Frieling – March 3, 1901 Leipzig – January 1, 1986 Stuttgart
Dr. Rudolf Frieling has been one of the most important representatives of the Christian Community since its founding. As a priest, he co-founded the congregations in Leipzig, Vienna, and New […]
The Narrow Gate (Mat. 7:13-14)
“Enter through the narrow gate. Only the road that leads into the abyss is wide and comfortable. And many are they who travel along it. But narrow is the gate […]
Kings
Real kings are hard to find in our time. For whoever calls himself king, or is so called, is at best a pale shadow of it, and at worst a […]
The Night before Christmas
In the night our consciousness is usually extinguished. In deep sleep, something takes place in us we are usually not aware of. Only when we wake up do we notice […]