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The Misfit Amish

The Misfit Amish

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”Amish children and adults will have resources and education to combat crimes in their communities. We bridge the gaps between English and Amish culture”Copyright 2020-2025 All rights reserved. Social Sciences Spirituality
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  • Coffee with Friends: Weylin
    Jun 1 2026

    Join us for a conversation with Weylin Unruh, author of The Godly Face of Narcissm. Weylin was part of the Church of God in Christ Mennonites. He left the church and several years later published a book that examines behaviors that were normalized, but under scrutiny become potentially harmful. You may purchase a copy of the book here: https://a.co/d/07k4jINv Substack: https://substack.com/@wunruh?utm_sour...

    Hosted by Mary Byler, Abe Troyer, Old Order Amish. Produced by The Misfit Amish 2026 Funded by our Patreon Subscribers Art by BJK and Mary Byler

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    1 hr
  • Rumspringa with Remii
    Apr 18 2026

    Join us for a conversation with Remii from an Old Order Amish group that did practice rumspringa. Remii discusses her experiences, including early teens, and shares how she escaped. Remii had some unique challenges and needed assistance to establish her identity outside of her Amish community of origin because she did not have a social security number when she escaped.

    You may find Remii:

    youtube @Remiifirefly

    tiktok: @remii728

    Hosted by Mary Byler, Abe Troyer, Old Order Amish. Produced by The Misfit Amish 2026 Funded by our Patreon Subscribers Art by BJK and Mary Byler

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    58 mins
  • Inside the Misfit Amish: Debunking Myths About Child Welfare
    Mar 7 2026

    Hosts Mary and Barbie dissect a Psychology Today article on working with Amish families, calling out misinformation and harmful recommendations related to child abuse, reporting, and cultural assumptions.

    The episode highlights cultural misunderstandings—about affection, assertiveness, gender roles, and community authority—while urging better cultural competence, survivor-centered practices, and respect for Amish people as individuals.

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    56 mins
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