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A converted church in rural Pennsylvania is becoming an incubator for Amish roots music

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A converted church in rural Pennsylvania is becoming an incubator for Amish roots music
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A converted church in rural Pennsylvania is becoming an incubator for Amish roots music

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  • The Washington Times·May 1

    A converted church in rural Pennsylvania is becoming an incubator for Amish roots music

    McCOYSVILLE, Pa. — Conrad Fisher’s musical journey has taken him from an Amish country upbringing in Pennsylvania to Nashville and back. These days the singer-songwriter has been making videos and recordings of musicians with Amish and Mennonite roots - building audiences well beyond the conservative religious communities. Last weekend Fisher took the stage in a former Presbyterian church that he bought for a song and converted into a performance space and recording studio he calls Ragamuffin Hall, in the rural Pennsylvania community of McCoysville. Fisher performed two sold-out concerts with Ben and Rose Stoltzfus, a married couple whose Amish background and church choir harmonies have drawn millions of YouTube clicks. It was a sort of warmup for shows they’re playing together in the coming months at much larger theaters in Pennsylvania and Indiana. “Ragamuffin Hall,” Fisher said, “is supposed to be a place where those weird things that’ll get you ostracized everywhere else, we’re like, ’Oh, no, that’s a gift. And here’s how you use it.’” Rose Stoltzfus performs at Ragamuffin Hall in McCoysville, Pa., Saturday, April 25, 2026. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke) Rose Stoltzfus performs at Ragamuffin Hall … more > Fisher’s parents were both raised in Amish families but

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