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As American News Suffers Declines, Amish Newspapers Flourish In Print

Die Botschaft is a weekly tabloid newspaper, loosely translated to The Messenger, with a national circulation of 16,000. While its name is in Pennsylvania Dutch, the newspaper is printed in English and features letters, lots of letters of about five- to-eight column inches in length, from across the nation.

Christianity, North America, News, Primary Feature, protestants, Religion, Religion NewsMichael Ray SmithAugust 13, 2021Amish, amish newspapers, mennonite, mennonite newspapers, amish newspaper, Menonite, Mennonite newspaper, Die Botschaft, David Lapp, Elam Lapp, Old Order Amish, New Order Amish, Edsel Burdge, Edsel Burdge Jr, Young Center for Anabaptist and Pietist Studies at Elizabethtown College, Anabaptist, Paul L. Graber, Lancaster's Mennonite Information Center, Brad Simpson, Pennsylvania News Media Association, Gideon Byler, Linda Byler, Michael Ray Smith, ReligionUnplugged, ReligionUnplugged.com, David L. Weaver-Zercher, Diane Zimmerman Umble, The Budget, Lanscaster Farming, Milo Miller, Milo G. Miller, National Newspaper Association, Ohio Newspaper Association, Primary Feature, Secondary FeatureComment

This Humble Amish Novelist Has Quietly Sold More Than 350,000 Books And Just Dropped Another Title

Linda Byler, 63, is an Old Order Amish wordsmith who began writing out of financial desperation. With 39 published novels, she has captivated Amish and non-Amish audiences (called English)—readers from around the nation who sometimes drop by her farm just to meet the writer who captures the simple life of the Amish sect, more than 300,000 strong in the United States alone.

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