Bruderhof community in Robertsbridge to feature in BBC documentary
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Inside the Bruderhof will air on BBC One from 10.45pm.
The Bruderhof Darvell community in Robertsbridge, made up of 300 men, women and children, invited a camera crew to follow the lives of several residents, including Hannah Huleatt, who is trying to decide if life in the Bruderhof is for her.
Hannah decides to try London and moves out of the community to do an internship at XLP, a charity that does youth work.
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Hide AdMeanwhile, her parents and the rest of the community at Darvell continue living their shared life in Christian community, running their factory and raising their children.
The Bruderhof gives financial support to many well-known causes in the area, such as its recent donation for Hope Kitchen in Hastings.
Members also work as volunteers at the foodbank, hospital, hospice and local sports teams.
Dawn Hill, who runs Robertsbridge Stores, said: “The members of the Darvell community have always been very helpful, welcome members of the community.
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Hide Ad“During these difficult times with Covid-19 they have gone above and beyond to help the community, from ensuring the vulnerable in the community have what they need to sewing masks for anyone who needs them free of charge. We are very proud to be a part of the community with them.”
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