Next stop was Point O'Woods, which was founded in 1894 as a religious enclave and remains a gated community with its own ferry service and a short-line railroad extending to the dock.
Signed Talk story about a visit in the autumn of 1995 to Elohim City, a white-separatist religious enclave in the Ozarks which has become notorious as a haven for anti-government militants, some of whom were reportedly friends of accused Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh .
Yael Kohen, 38, said that they bought the apartment in 2000 for 440,000 shekels, the equivalent of about $150,000, but that it is now worth one million shekels, and that she would be crushed to leave it, even just to resettle in nearby Bet El, a suburban-style religious enclave of 8,000.
The brightest single light source is atop South Mountain, just above the Lehigh University campus, where the Star of Bethlehem -- 81 feet tall, 53 feet across -- shines year-round, a modern symbol of a modest religious enclave of Moravians, a Protestant denomination from Germany that settled here in 1740.
By Scott L. Malcomson The New Yorker, April 7 , 1997P. 39 Signed Talk story about a visit in the autumn of 1995 to Elohim City, a white-separatist religious enclave in the Ozarks which has become notorious as a haven for anti-government militants, some of whom were reportedly friends of accused Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh..
At the time of the invasion, Fallujah was known as a religious enclave hostile towards outsiders, while Ramadi, the provincial capital, was more secular.
Many tourist destinations and religious enclaves in developing countries are inside protected areas (PA).
North American mainstream culture prevails in South Dakota, yet traditional customs are preserved in many religious enclaves and Native American reservations.
Mr. Salmon argues that such religious enclaves do not present much of a public health problem except to their members.
The nuns of Corpus Christi Monastery, one of three such religious enclaves in the city, have long striven to lead spiritually centered lives.
Turkey and other neighbors fear that an Iraq split up into ethnic or religious enclaves could stir up their own restive minorities.
