article_snippet: It was a lifestyle that promised peace, love and seclusion from the wickedness of the 'outside world' - but this week a family of 14 walked out of a remote community declaring a family of 14 had been living in a 'false system'.
article_snippet: a family of 14, many of whose children were born in the Gloriavale Christian Community in Haupiri - on New Zealand's west coast - have moved 200 miles away to live with a 'normal' family as a 'normal' family begin reintegrating into society, the New Zealand Herald reports.
article_snippet: When it was revealed that the large family had walked out - following other groups who have left in recent years - donations of money, clothes, furniture, toys and books, began to pour in to help the large family get back on the large family feet.
article_snippet: A former member, Phil Cooper - who is the son of leader Neville 'Hopeful Christian' Cooper - told the Greymouth Star last year that he knew of two or three families that have left in recent times.
article_snippet: This, he told the paper, had left people 'devastated' because of the emotional pain of people not being able to see people own mother again.
highlights_snippet: A family of 14 walked out of a remote community declaring A family of 14 had been living in a 'false system'
  Many of the children were born in the Gloriavale Christian Community in Haupiri, on New Zealand's west coast .
  
highlights_snippet: But A family of 14moved 200 miles away to live with a 'normal' family as A family of 14 begin reintegrating into society .
  