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CheckoutDigitized portions of the archives of The Plough which first appeared as a German-language biweekly Das neue Werk in 1920.
Das neue Werk, 1920–1922
The Plough, 1938–1940
The Plough, March 1938, vol. 1 no. 1
- Eberhard Arnold, “The Mystery of the Early Church”
- Eberhard Arnold, “St. Francis and Love”
- Francesca M. Wilson, “Refugees in Catalunia”
- Leslie Stubbings, “In England Now”
- Georg Barth/E. C. H. Arnold, “The Hutterian Communities in Five Centuries”
- J. B. Rusch, “The Aurora Borealis”
- Anonymous, “The Cotswold Bruderhof”
The Plough, July 1938, vol. 1 no. 2
- Eberhard Arnold, “The Individual and World Need”
- Anonymous, “The Holy Nation”
- Georg Barth, “Work and Handicraft in the Spiritual Culture of the Church”
- The Birmingham Community Group, “Easter at the Bruderhof”
- Stanley Fletcher, “Plan of the Cotswold Bruderhof”
The Plough, September 1938, vol. 1 no. 3
- Eberhard Arnold, “The God Mammon”
- Frederick Vogt, “The Kingdom of God Is at Hand”
- Karl Kilsmo, “The Present Religious Situation in Sweden”
- Karl Keiderling, “I Was In Prison and Ye Visited Me”
- David Hofer, “The Dissolution of the Rhön Bruderhof”
- J. Middleton Murry, “The Way to Community”
- G. J., “No Man Can Serve Two Masters”
The Plough, December 1938, vol. 1 no. 4
- Emmy Arnold, “Expectation and Fulfilment”
- Old Folk Tale, “The Legend of Heliopher”
- Eberhard Arnold, “The God Mammon (continued)”
- E. C. H. Arnold, “The Connection of Quakers to the Hutterian Communities”
- Nicolai Scheierman, “An Appeal for Gathering”
- The Editors, “The Need of Refugees”
The Plough, Spring 1939, vol. 2 no. 1
- Eberhard Arnold, “Our Responsibility for the Nation and for Humanity”
- Alan Cavalier, “The Moon Parable”
- Claus Felbinger, “The Church and the World”
- Eric Gill, “Religion Is Politics: Politics Is Brotherhood: Brotherhood Is Poverty”
- Erik Andersson, “Practical Community Life in Sweden”
- Bruce Sumner, “The Cotswold Bruderhof”
- Leslie Stubbings, “The Bubbling Spring”
- The Editors, “A Further Appeal for Help for Refugees”
The Plough, Summer 1939, vol. 2 no. 2
- E. C. H. Arnold, “The Call of the Hour”
- Claus Felbinger, “The Church and the World (continued)”
- J. G. Ewert, “Hutterian Brothers and Conscription”
- The Elmsett Community, “The Elmsett Community”
- Johann Heinrich Arnold, “The New Bruderhof Community at Oaksey”
- Winifred Bridgwater, “Hutterian Brothers In Brazil?”
The Plough, Autumn 1939, vol. 2 no. 3
- Eberhard Arnold, “Our Approach to Education”
- Gertrud Hüssy, “The Life of the Bruderhof Children”
- Monika E. Trümpi, “With Our Tiniest”
- Gertrude Vigar, “Our Toddlers”
- Dorli Bolli, “A Ramble with Little Folk”
- Bessie Harries, “Life in the Nursery School”
- Anne Marie Arnold, “Concerning the Work of the Pre-school”
- Kathleen E. Hasenberg, “How Our Children Learn English”
- Balthasar Trümpi, “Concerning the Life of the Junior School”
- Emi-Margret Zumpe, “The Child in the Children’s Community and Family”
The Plough, Winter 1939, vol. 2 no. 4
- M. K., “A Fairy-Tale”
- Claus Felbinger, “The Church and the World (concluded)”
- “A Talk by Professor P. C. Hsu”
- Community Service Committee, “Community and the Challenge to the Present”
The Plough, Spring 1940, vol. 3 no. 1
- Eberhard Arnold, “Christians and the State”
- Stanley Fletcher, “But of That Day and Hour Knoweth No Man”
- Laurence Housman, “St. Francis, The Man”
- J. Heinrich Arnold, “Christ or Civilization?”
- Herbert G. Wood, “Quakerism and War”
- Georg Barth, “The Message of the Prophet Daniel”
The Plough, Summer 1940, vol. 3 no. 2
- The Brotherhood, “Our Pledge”
- E. C. H. Arnold, “The Peace of God”
- Eberhard Arnold, “Why We Live in Community”
- Emmy Arnold, “From the Old Life to the New”
- The Editors, “Concerning the Bruderhof Communities”
The Plough, 1953–1957
The Plough, Spring 1953, vol. 1 no. 1
- Philip Britts, “Men and Brothers; What Shall We Do?”
- Eberhard Arnold, “Love Redeemed”
- Alfred Delp, “The Christian in the World”
- Llewelyn Harries, “Impressions of the Friends’ World Conference”
- Hans Bloeker, “Three New Beginnings in Ten Years”
The Plough, Summer 1953, vol. 1 no. 2
- Jere Bruner, “Power Which Is Person”
- Franz Dressler, “The Social Responsibility of Christians”
- Oscar Pfister, “The Problem of Fear and Its Solution”
- E. C. H. Arnold, “The Jesus Homes in China”
- Leslie Stubbings, “Community Groups in England – Observations and Impressions”
The Plough, Autumn 1953, vol. 1 no. 3
- Emmy Arnold, “Eberhard Arnold's Life and Work”
- Eberhard Arnold, “From Lectures and Writings”
- “The Character of Love”
- “The Old Creation and the New”
- “The Rule of the Spirit”
- “Peace and Justice”
- “From Private Property to Community”
- “The Way to Unity”
- “The Church Community”
- Anonymous, “News of the Bruderhof Communities: Conference in Paraguay”
The Plough, Winter 1953, vol. 1 no. 4
- Stanley Fletcher, “Christmas 1953”
- Werner Bergengruen, “Tradition and Reality”
- Wenceslao Jaime, Teresa Hsu, Paula Thÿssen, “And on Earth Peace among Men”
- Traindel Kleiner, “Subtropical Christmas”
- Francis Hall, “A Visit to Primavera”
- Jennifer Harries, “Youth Trip to Germany”
The Plough, Spring 1954, vol. 2 no. 1
- Eberhard Arnold, “Friedrich Nietzsche and Christianity”
- Margret Böning, “Personal Recollections of Käthe Kollwitz”
- Dorothy Day, “The Catholic Worker Movement”
- Hector Black, “Oak Street Parish”
- Buford Tribble, “Birmingham Bull Ring”
The Plough, Summer 1954, vol. 2 no. 2
- Artur Mettler, “The Spirit of Prophecy: The Role of the People of God”
- Eberhard Arnold, “Friedrich Nietzsche and Christianity (concluded)”
- Robert Wilbrandt, “An Economy of Surrender”
- Anonymous, “New Bruderhof Beginning in North America”
- Anonymous, “Community Attempts in California”
The Plough, Autumn 1954, vol. 2 no. 3
- Paula Thijssen, “Community the Outcome of Christian Belief”
- Ching T’ien Ying, “Account of the Jesus Homes”
- Robert Wilbrandt, “An Economy of Surrender (concluded)”
- Pearl Hall, “The New American Bruderhof”
- John Robinson, “Paraguayan Cameos: Our Neighbours”
- Harry Barron, “Paraguayan Cameos: Operation Wood Gas Plant”
The Plough, Winter 1954, vol. 2 no. 4
- Fritz Wenzel, “The Message of Francis of Assisi”
- Henrik F. Infield, “French Communities of Work”
- Maureen Burn, “Hospital at Primavera”
- Stan Ehrlich, “Are We Made for a Brotherly Life?”
- Margot Brinkmann, “Impressions of a First Visit to Germany”
- Anonymous, “Our Bruderhof House in Germany”
The Plough, Spring 1955, vol. 3 no. 1
- Lewis Benson, “The Greatness of Our Cause”
- Artur Mettler, “How Community Began among the Anabaptists”
- Harry Viteles, “Kibbutzim in Eretz-Yisrael”
- Lee Kleiss, “Vinoba Bhave and India’s Landless Peasants”
- Naboth Mokgatle, “African Land Hunger in South Africa”
The Plough, Autumn 1955, vol. 3 no.3
- Eberhard Arnold, “Studies in the Sermon on the Mount; ‘But I Say Unto You...’”
- Philip Britts, “Paraguayan Reflections: Behind Nature, Plants in the Tropical Sunlight”
- Derrick P. Faux, “Agape: A Community in Italy, Impressions of a Visit”
- Tullio Vinay, “Search after Community”
- Grace Rhoads, “All in the Day's Work”
- Heloise Brainerd, “A Visitor to Woodcrest”
The Plough, Winter 1955, vol. 3 no. 4
- Eberhard Arnold, “Studies in the Sermon on the Mount: 'Salt and Light'”
- Eivind Berggrav, “Solitude and Community”
- E. C. H. Arnold, “How Hutterian Community Was Restored: Bicentenary of Carinthian Emigration to Transylvania”
- Harry Fossard, “Paraguayan Cameos: Brothers for a Day”
- Audrey Williams, “Paraguayan Cameos: ‘Dear Children’”
The Plough, Spring 1956, vol. 4 no. 1
- Christoph Blumhardt, “We Want to Do Deeds with God”
- Stan Ehrlich, “Is This Escape?”
- Hans Zumpe, “In Germany Today: What Is Our Task?”
- Arlo Tatum, “The Bruderhof and German C.O.’s”
- Emmy Arnold, “Return to Europe”
- Anne Gale, “Teaching and Learning Together”
- Margarethe Böning, “Children and Art”
The Plough, Summer 1956, vol. 4 no. 2
- Anonymous, “The Sermon on the Mount—In Our Time”
- Hans Zumpe, “A New Creation”
- Bram Burger, “Our Relationship To God”
- J. T. C., “Search for True Family Life: An American Woman’s Experience”
- Derrick Faux, “Outreach through a Common Language”
The Plough, Autumn 1956, vol. 4 no. 3
- Friedrich Wilhelm Foerster, “Cross and Brotherhood”
- Llewelyn Harries, “Christian Pacifism”
- Don Peters, “Men and Their Work”
- Marguerite Frost, “The Heritage of a Shaker”
- M. Catherine Allen, “The New Society”
The Plough, Winter 1956, vol. 4 no. 4
- Llewelyn Harries, “Christian Pacifism”
- Hans Joachim Schoeps, “An Encounter with Eberhard Arnold”
- Emmy Arnold, “Hans-In-Luck”
- Anonymous, “Growing Up in Community”
- Marjorie Parker-Gray, “A Year In Asunción”
The Plough, Spring 1957, vol. 5 no. 1
- Philip Britts, “The Essential Conflict”
- Artur Mettler, “Heaven as Pattern of Earth”
- Maureen Burn, “Visit to a Leper Colony”
- Francis Hall, “Inter-Bruderhof Conference”
- Burgel Zumpe, “Fire at Woodcrest”
- Claus Siewert, “Young People’s Concern”
The Plough, Summer 1957, vol. 5 no. 2
- Derek Wardle, “Britain and the ‘H’ Bomb”
- Gwynn Evans, “The Prophetic Spirit”
- Eberhard Arnold, “Life-Community: A Power We Seek”
- New Members, “A New Direction in Life”
- K. K. Chandy, “Report of the Christavashram”
The Plough, Autumn 1957, vol. 5 no. 3
- Thomas R. Kelly, “The Nature of Holy Obedience”
- Francis B. Hall, “Challenge”
- Artur Mettler, “Count Zinzendorf”
- Derek Wardle, “Common Concern”
The Plough, Winter 1957, vol. 5 no. 4
- Eberhard Arnold, “Love Demands Action”
- Dietrich Bonhoeffer, “Peace Must Be Dared”
- Artur Mettler, “Where Is the Church Now?”
- Eric Phillips, “Barriers Can Fall”
- Belinda Manley, “Toy Thanksgiving”
The Plough, 1958
The Plough, Summer 1958, vol. 1 no. 1
- Editorial, “No Peace Without Peacemakers”
- Artur Mettler, “Switzerland: A New Perspective”
- Anonymous, “News of the Bruderhof Communities”
The Plough, Autumn 1958, vol. 1 no. 2
- Editorial, “Citizenship”
- Bruce Sumner, “Primavera Work Camp”
- Anonymous, “News of the Bruderhof Communities”
The Plough, Winter 1958, vol. 1 no. 3
- Eberhard Arnold, “Christmas Greetings to all Friends of the Bruderhof”
- Klaus Barth, “Where Do We Find the Real Jesus Today?”
- Anonymous, “News of the Bruderhof Communities”