Pilgrim Mother – Plymouth Rock Foundation

Testimony in the Midst of Suffering; the Legacy of the First Winter in Plymouth – 1621

PilgrimsBy Dr. Paul Jehle January 1, 2021

Beginning in January, 1621, after enduring a very difficult voyage, one of the most remarkable testimonies in the midst of suffering by the Pilgrim church began to take place. They had already elected John Carver as Govervor after the Compact had been signed. Now that they settled on a spot to establish their Colony, however,…

Interesting Providences: Pilgrim Mothers on the Mayflower

PilgrimsBy Dr. Paul Jehle April 4, 2019

Though a few women had gone on previous explorations, the Plymouth Colony was unique in that the family was designed to be the foundation of the colony from the start. There were 24 family units on the Mayflower with 18 adult women (and 7 younger girls). Three of the women, Elizabeth Hopkins, Susanna White and…