Description
This new readable book by Paul Jehle retells the real motive for why the Pilgrims came to America in 1620. In honor of the 400th anniversary of the arrival of this remnant church plant, it describes how their faith, rooted in the gospel, led them from England, to the Netherlands, and then to the shores of New England. But the Pilgrims did not merely come because of their faith, they also attempted to apply it to their lives – personal, family, church, civil government, treaty with the Wampanoag, and their economic productivity. Each of these is carefully documented and will prepare the reader to understand the significance of why we ought to remember and honor the journey of faith that brought these exiles to America, "whatsoever it should cost them."
