Plymouth Rock Foundation Events

Speaking Engagements of PRF Board Members

 

From time to time, the Plymouth Rock Foundation Board Members have personal speaking engagements which may be of interest to our larger community. We’ll be posting them below for your reference:

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Bill Potter and John Eidsmoe will both be speaking at the 2025 God’s Hand in History Conference, featuring “Pioneers in Georgia and Alabama History.” The conference runs from Tuesday, Feb. 18 (starting at 9am CST) through Friday, Feb. 21, 2025 (ending at 10pm CST). Co-organized by Dominion Baptist Church and Landmark Events, the event will be held at the Bible Methodist Camp (1355 Chula Vista Drive, Pell City, AL  35125).

The conference price includes 15 hours of didactic instruction, a full-day tour with Bill Potter and Landmark Events, and a family-oriented activity on Friday evening. Meal registration/cost is separate from the conference registration/cost.

The Bible Methodist Camp provides housing separately. They can be reached at Southernbiblemethodistcamp@gmail.com or by calling (256) 493-0393. They provide large dorm rooms for $15/night and hotel-type rooms for $25-35/night.

Click here to register for the conference. If you also wish to register for meals (breakfast/lunch Tuesday – Friday), click the “Add On” section at checkout. Meal registration is only available through Feb. 9, 2025.

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John Eidsmoe will be speaking at the 2025 GBC Family Conference on March 28 and 29, 2025 (Friday evening to Saturday afternoon). The conference will be hosted by Grace Baptist Church, Montgomery and Church and Family Life, and will be held at Young Meadows Presbyterian Church, 5780 Vaughn Rd, Montgomery, AL 36116.

The conference price is $15.00 per person (max $100.00 per family). Make check payable to Grace Baptist Church and bring it with you.

To register for the conference, email maryv4d.gbc@gmail.com with the number of people coming, names, and contact information.

 

Conference Schedule:

Friday, March 28

5:00 Dinner Provided at the church

6:00 Session 1

7:00 Session 2

8:00 Ice Cream Social

 

Saturday, March 29

10:30 Session 3

11:30 Session 4

12:30 Lunch provided at the church

1:30 Session 5

2:30 Session 6

3:30 Q&A

 

* Limited Space

** No childcare provided.

*** If you are still working with your younger children on being quiet, a relief area is available where you will be able to hear the sessions.

**** If you are sick, please join us next year.

The 1620 Experience

 

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Plymouth Rock Foundation is proud to endorse a project which is led by one of our Board Members, David Bradford.

David is a descendent of the Pilgrim Governor and historian, William Bradford. In addition, David’s expertise as an historian of the Pilgrims,
coupled with his desire to make known the principles they embraced from the Bible that made them unique among the explorers of the 16th and 17th
centuries, make this a project worth completing.

The 1620 Experience is an 8-part educational mini-series designed to promote the story of the Pilgrims in their own words. Each episode focuses on an aspect of the Golden Triangle of Freedom, and combines celebrity narrators and dramatic re-enactments of key events.
What sets The 1620 Experience apart from other Pilgrim projects is the desire to tell the challenging and uncomfortable aspects of the story.
These elements are important in order to model their faith and character, and demonstrate why they were as crucial to the foundation of the prosperous American culture as they are today.

 

 

After watching the promo video, we think you will agree that this project ought to be supported, and we encourage those who follow the Plymouth Rock Foundation to donate generously. It is in harmony with our mission to “preserve and propagate the Pilgrim story.” We pray its success will help America recover from her amnesia regarding her history, as well as be an inspiration for the nations of the world.

 

Click here to donate.

Click here to watch the 1620 concept video.

Click here to learn more at 1620Experience.com.

 

The 1620 Experience

Plymouth Rock Foundation Signature Events

The following Signature Events are presented or promoted directly by Plymouth Rock Foundation itself:

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A Celebration of the 400th Anniversary
of the Pilgrims' Journey to the New World

Past Plymouth Rock Foundation Signature Events

Plymouth Rock Foundation’s
Premiere Event honoring the 400th Anniversary
Of the Pilgrims’ Journey to the New World
Took place October 1-5, 2021!

 

Watch portions of the American Pilgrimage 400 event below!
Video highlights include the Pilgrim-reenacted church service,
Marshall Foster, Kirk Cameron, and the Landing event
commemorating the 400th anniversary
of the arrival of the Pilgrims!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Below are audio files from some of the American Pilgrimage
400 workshops and events held from October 1-5, 2021.

 

 

** Click here to download our October 2021 PRF newsletter
featuring a summary of the event, along with pictures.
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** Click here to download our November 2021 PRF newsletter
featuring a summary of “America’s Hometown Thanksgiving:
The 400th Anniversary of the 1621 Harvest Feast.” **

 

Remember the Pilgrims’ significance:

– They came as a church.
– They came as families.
– Their example inspired exploration, innovation,
self-governance, liberty of conscience,
economic freedom, thanksgiving, and future immigration!

Plymouth Rock Foundation Partners

Partner organizations have established a formal relationship with

Plymouth Rock Foundation to work together to achieve common goals.

The Jenney Museum is dedicated to conveying the impact 51 Pilgrims have had on the founding and ongoing development of the United States and to the importance of passing the history of our country from generation to generation.

Leyden Preservation Group’s mission is to preserve landmarks that foster awareness of America’s national heritage with a vision to shape the future by developing a greater understanding of the foundations of religious liberty in America and a providential view of history.

The Pilgrim Progress is a reenactment of the procession to church for the 51 surviving Pilgrims of the first harsh winter of 1620-1621. The town of Plymouth, to honor its Pilgrim founders, instituted the reenactment in 1921 as part of the Tercentenary Celebration of the landing of the Pilgrims.

The New Testament Church works to fulfill the call of God upon Plymouth and its geographic area in restoring the light of the gospel to impact every area of life. We desire to bless our neighborhoods locally and the specific nations of the world as God directs by performing the works of Jesus, empowered by His Spirit.

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