Delftshaven, from which the Pilgrims departed Many Reformed churches today hold dearly to the principle of Semper Reformanda, or Always
Broughton England. Photo by Dr, Steven Plunkett under CC BY-SA 3.0 Two hundred and fifty years ago, in the rural
As those familiar with the story of the life of William Bradford may already know, he lived in Leiden, Netherlands
Since the days of Joshua, Gideon, and David, the pages of history have been adorned with accounts of brave and
Thomas Robert Jermaine Thomas leaned on the rail of the ship to catch a glimpse of the land for which
Sandell Young Karolina had a special relationship with her father, Jonas Sandell. Karolina was a weak and frail child who
Coverdale As William Tyndale, the courageous translator of the English Bible, was being bound to the stake on the morning
“A poor laboring man that lives by his hands having been faithful in that place and performing sincere obedience therein
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What follows is a section from an early draft of an introductory chapter to my Bradford biography. It ended up
It was a crucial moment for the Covenanters. An English army was marching against Scotland to impose the haughty will
It was a dazzling affair for Princess Isabella. She was the sister of the Holy Roman Emperor, Charles V, thus