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N JUNE 1744, after gathering to sign the Lancaster Indian Treaty, George Thomas, then governor of Pennsylvania, accompanied the governors of Virginia and Maryland and thirty-four others to the Ephrata Cloisters, eleven miles north of Lancaster, where they dined. Thomas, impressed with this initial visit and having already heard about the community, returned to Ephrata a month later for a complete inspection of the cloister's buildings and illuminated manuscripts, as well as to hear the celebrated four-part choral music of the celibate Brothers and Sisters. Concluding his visit with a request for cloister-baked bread, Thomas assured the com-

From Hebron to Saron: The Religious Transformation of an Ephrata Convent