When the Corn Moon Glows
Jan 25, 2023A play about the Plymouth Separatists and the first Thanksgiving. First performed by the Community in Plymouth in November 2022.
The Separatists were radicals. They were not the dogmatic Puritans who wanted to purify the Church of England, which itself was an attempt to reform the Catholic church. No, these Separatists had a fire in their heart to follow the pattern of the primitive church in the book of Acts. Though short-lived, their attempt at Plymouth Plantation is inspiring to us, and we hope to you as well.
The Separatists
The Separatists faced an unknown future and incredible hardship in a new land. What character those brave souls had! Who is worthy to carry on that heritage?
What No One Told Us about the Pilgrims
400 years ago, just across the Atlan- tic, something was stirring in the hearts of a handful of men and women, which would forever mark history. Though they were not the noble or noteworthy of English society, this small band found the courage to stand for what they felt was
Roger Williams - Waiting for the Restoration of the True Church
Three hundred years ago Roger Williams had remarkable insight into the relationship of the church and the state. More than any one else in history, he was the one who took a stand and would not allow church and state to blend in some unholy alliance that would eventually turn and persecute anyone who could not, for conscience sake, capitulate to its demands. This had been the pattern over and over in European history, and Williams was determined that it would not happen where he governed in the infant state of Rhode Island.