Hutterites

Ethno-religious group since the 16th century; a communal branch of Anabaptists

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2020 U.S. Religion Census counted 15,531 Hutterites in 145 congregations, including 9,041 Schmiedeleut, 4,754 Lehrerleut, 1,409 Dariusleut, and 327 in other groups.
2020 Hutterite colonies in Canada struggled with COVID-19 outbreaks due to their communal living arrangements and began taking steps to minimize virus spread.
December 31 2019 Owa Hutterite Colony, the Japanese Hutterite community, was disbanded.
2018 Approximate U.S. Hutterite population was 11,000.
2018 Huffington Post published a report featuring photographs by Jill Brody taken over several years at three Montana Hutterite colonies.
2018 Canadian Senate asked the House of Commons to review legislation regarding Hutterites' inability to claim the Working Income Tax Benefit refundable tax credit.
2016 Canadian census recorded 370 Hutterite colonies and a total population of 35,010 people, an increase from 32,500 in 2011.
2016 Queer Hutterite, a self-produced documentary by a gay man who left his Manitoba colony, was created to share his coming out experience.
2016 Census recorded 370 Hutterite colonies in Canada: 175 in Alberta, 110 in Manitoba, and 70 in Saskatchewan, with a total population of 35,010 people.
2014 Section 108(5) modified the Income Tax Act provisions for Hutterite colonies.
2014 Hutterites were featured in Season 8, Episode 7 of the CBC TV series Heartland.
2014 Section 108(5) modified the previous tax rules for Hutterite colonies.
2013 BBC2 broadcast How to Get to Heaven with the Hutterites, examining life within the Hutterite community.
2012 The documentary The Valley of All Utopias was produced, focusing on a Hutterite colony in Saskatchewan.
May 29 2012 National Geographic Channel aired the first episode of American Colony: Meet the Hutterites, filmed at King Ranch Colony in Montana, which sparked controversy within the Hutterite community for its perceived misrepresentation.
2011 Hutterite colonies in Canada increased to 345 across the Prairies, representing a 21 percent growth since 1995.
2010 Hutterite birth rates had dramatically decreased to around five children per family, compared to ten children per family in 1954.
March 2010 A case brought by some of The Nine against Forest River Colony in North Dakota was dismissed by a judge, with the court ruling it did not have subject matter jurisdiction.

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