胡特尔派

Also known as Haban, Habaner, Hutterer, Hutterites

Hutterites (; ), also called Hutterian Brethren (German: ), are a communal ethnoreligious branch of Anabaptists, who, like the Amish and Mennonites, trace their roots to the Radical Reformation of the early 16th century and have formed intentional communities.

Key facts

Religious group.group: Hutterites
Religious group.image: Hutterer-Frauen bei der Arbeit.jpg
Religious group.caption: Hutterite women at work
Religious group.poptime: ~55,000(2025)
Religious group.regions: North America (notably South Dakota, North Dakota, Minnesota, Montana, Washington, Oregon, Manitoba, Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan)
Religious group.founder: Jakob Hutter
Religious group.rels: Anabaptist
Religious group.scrips: The Bible
Religious group.langs: Hutterite German, Standard German, English

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Official website

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: ethnoreligious group
Subclass of: Anabaptism
Named after: Jakob Hutter
Country: Canada
Founded by: Jakob Hutter
Official website: www.hutterites.org

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Commons category: Hutterites
inception: 1520-00-00
Commons gallery: Hutterer
diaspora: German diaspora

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Article · 中文

胡特尔派，又译哈特派，是基督教新教再洗礼派的一个分支，和阿米什人和门诺会一样，其来源可追溯到16世纪激进宗教改革时期。其创始人雅各布·胡特尔（Jacob Hutter）死后，教民以共产主义、和平主义社区的形式散居在欧洲，18-19世纪几乎灭绝，然后在北美大陆发展开来。125年间，人数从400人增加到42000人。目前绝大多数胡尔特社区位于加拿大和美国北部大平原地区。

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