Thousands of Amish Are Leaving Their Homes — The Reason Will SHOCK You!
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Amish families are leaving their homes, and the reason is not persecution or a crisis of faith. It is land prices, a population that doubles every twenty years, and a few Amish families planning new settlements on purpose. Here is what the record actually shows.
Lancaster County's Amish population rose from about 44,765 to 45,575 in one year, yet families are moving to Maryland, New York, Missouri and beyond. This video follows a young Amish man from Leola who bought a farm in Maryland, the researchers who count the movement, the land prices behind it, and the Amish realtor who scouted a whole new settlement before any families moved in.
In this video you'll learn:
How many Amish families actually leave Lancaster County, and how many stay
Why the Amish population doubles about every twenty years
How Amish schools and the 1972 Wisconsin v. Yoder ruling fit into why young people stay
What farmland costs in Lancaster County and in Maryland
Which states are gaining Amish settlements fastest
How one Amish realtor started the Glen Rock settlement in York County
Why some Amish families disagree with leaving
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Chapters:
0:00 A farm in Maryland
0:58 The headline versus the numbers
2:00 How many families really leave
2:46 An Amish population that doubles
3:30 Why young people stay
4:31 The price of an acre
5:46 Families look at a map
6:53 New York, Missouri and beyond
8:43 The man who planned a settlement
10:01 What the record supports
#Amish #LancasterCounty #AmishMigration #AmishCountry
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I know I'm getting out of Pennsylvania myself as quickly as I can.
I hope that USA can rules a system to safegard this natural and holy natural system.
God safe America ❤
Thousands of Amish Are Leaving Their Homes — The Reason Will SHOCK You!
Verna Discovery
21,106 views
https://vernadiscovery.com The Comeback Files: get the real counts for twelve American animals that came back from almost nothing.
Amish families are leaving their homes, and the reason is not persecution or a crisis of faith. It is land prices, a population that doubles every twenty years, and a few Amish families planning new settlements on purpose. Here is what the record actually shows.
Lancaster County's Amish population rose from about 44,765 to 45,575 in one year, yet families are moving to Maryland, New York, Missouri and beyond. This video follows a young Amish man from Leola who bought a farm in Maryland, the researchers who count the movement, the land prices behind it, and the Amish realtor who scouted a whole new settlement before any families moved in.
In this video you'll learn:
How many Amish families actually leave Lancaster County, and how many stay
Why the Amish population doubles about every twenty years
How Amish schools and the 1972 Wisconsin v. Yoder ruling fit into why young people stay
What farmland costs in Lancaster County and in Maryland
Which states are gaining Amish settlements fastest
How one Amish realtor started the Glen Rock settlement in York County
Why some Amish families disagree with leaving
Verna Discovery looks at what happened after the headline., please subscribe for more!
-Verna
Chapters:
0:00 A farm in Maryland
0:58 The headline versus the numbers
2:00 How many families really leave
2:46 An Amish population that doubles
3:30 Why young people stay
4:31 The price of an acre
5:46 Families look at a map
6:53 New York, Missouri and beyond
8:43 The man who planned a settlement
10:01 What the record supports
#Amish #LancasterCounty #AmishMigration #AmishCountry
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Some Amish families are leaving Lancaster County, but Lancaster still has more Amish than anywhere else. Which state do you think Amish families move to next?
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