Our Amish & Mennonite Childhoods/Were they similar??Part 1

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  • čas pƙidĂĄn 20. 06. 2024
  • Today we share the fun parts and good memories of our childhoods!🙂
    If you are intrested, follow for part 2 where we share the much harder story of leaving the Amish and Mennonite church.
    And please drop your questions below🙂👇

Komentáƙe • 23

  • @FlyEagleFly07
    @FlyEagleFly07 Pƙed 12 dny +2

    You two are just lovely and a breath of fresh air. Y’all glance at each other with such love. May God continue to bless your union!

  • @lindamaskus5142
    @lindamaskus5142 Pƙed 12 dny +2

    Dont worry about what others think, you two are wonderful pure thinking adults.

  • @gordonbchristensen8727
    @gordonbchristensen8727 Pƙed 17 dny +5

    Such a beautiful family, and story.

  • @saintamerican6105
    @saintamerican6105 Pƙed 18 dny +5

    I want my children to have a pure marriage like this, praise the Lord for your fruitful family! 🙏

  • @gmar4454
    @gmar4454 Pƙed 17 dny +3

    Yes, definitely want to hear about God's working in y'all as you explain how and why you left the Mennonites. Thanks

  • @somerandomweirdo5047
    @somerandomweirdo5047 Pƙed 24 dny +4

    Thank you two so much for sharing your childhoods! It's so fun listening to you talk about how you lived, so different from how I grew up.

    • @theyoders2019
      @theyoders2019  Pƙed 24 dny +2

      Glad you enjoyed it!
      Thank you for your kind feedback!

  • @ColleenKelley-fp4fd
    @ColleenKelley-fp4fd Pƙed 16 dny +3

    You two are such sweethearts! May God bless you both. â€ïžđŸ™â€ïž

  • @rashellewilcox2633
    @rashellewilcox2633 Pƙed 18 dny +2

    Each of you are filling your place so beautifully.
    Its very noticeable. You are role models of a good couple,what marriage should look like.

  • @countrygirl4ever21
    @countrygirl4ever21 Pƙed měsĂ­cem

    Awh the horse story makes me want one so bad againđŸ„șđŸ€©

  • @rashellewilcox2633
    @rashellewilcox2633 Pƙed 18 dny +1

    Ha ha that's funny! Playing possum to get out of discipline!! đŸ€ŁđŸ€ŁđŸ€ŁđŸ€Ł
    I got out of a few disciplines,as well. I would hide in the bathroom and mom would get distracted on a long phone call with her sister and she forgot to discipline me at least 2 or 3 times.
    Forgetting to discipline probably drove the lesson in deeper then if I had gotten them. It was a different approach,and it might have been intentional. I don't know, but I do know it was affective.

    • @rashellewilcox2633
      @rashellewilcox2633 Pƙed 18 dny +1

      " forgetting to spank": do parents actually forget or intentionally forget sometimes?
      I don't know, but its some of the most unforgettable experiences when you have discipline coming and they forget to give it to you. I think it ingrains the lesson deeper then if you actually received the discipline.
      Because when you get discipline it's brief and not so fun,but its short.
      If they forget,its like on your mind for a long time as you think about it and agonize whether they will remember or not to give you your discipline and then phew when they forgot,but it definitely made you think about it for a WHILE LONGER than what the actual discipline would have lasted. It's like a long time- out with no guarantee they'll forget.

    • @janh519
      @janh519 Pƙed 4 dny +1

      @@rashellewilcox2633 Yes, Rashelle, I think I understand what you mean! The child who is expecting the spanking seems to be more “on guard” and is afraid of getting into more trouble by doing something else to draw negative attention. This keeps that child rather quiet and settled, hoping his parent(s) won’t think of the punishment and, therefore, is well behaved for an extended length of time!

  • @benburns5995
    @benburns5995 Pƙed 8 dny

    Hi Joel and Marlene, when you were growing up Amish and Mennonite did you celebrate Christmas as Children? I thought at one point the Amish did not celebrate it but maybe the Mennonite's did.

    • @theyoders2019
      @theyoders2019  Pƙed 8 dny

      Yes, we celebrated Jesus' birth at Christmas both as Amish and as Mennonite.

  • @MichelleLindsay-rj9tb
    @MichelleLindsay-rj9tb Pƙed 15 dny

    My Father taught us all to fish and each us would receive our own fishing pole when we were five and a tackle box. I still have my very first fishing pole; I’m 63! My Father just passed away at the age of 90. I have very fond memories of the many life lessons that my parents and grandparents taught me too. My grandmother assisted with some of the sewing I did. My grandfather was a wonderful gardener; as well farmer. Our grandparents lived one block away from us while growing up.
    Thank you for sharing. Loved hearing your lovely stories ❀

  • @loriknerr6372
    @loriknerr6372 Pƙed 16 dny +1

    So did u go thru culture shock after leaving both of your churches?

  • @turinhorse4232
    @turinhorse4232 Pƙed 16 dny +1

    i want a wife that can fish and stack a lot of lumber, too