Lineage Journey
Lineage is a multi faceted educational tool that explores our spiritual heritage showing the connection between the past and the present.
Videos
The reformation was not a singular event or fixed date, but rather a progression of ideas and beliefs …
16 year old Mary Jones saved her pennies and walked barefoot 28 miles through the desolate Welsh countryside to buy a Bible.
John Wesley and George Whitfield would have a huge impact on Christianity throughout the world.
Today the Methodist church spans the globe, yet its birth was unintentional and its roots go back to a Bible study group at Oxford University.
Marie Durand spent 38 years in prison with her only crime being her Protestant faith.
Casteluzzo towers over the valley and town of Torre Pelice as a constant reminder of the persecution that the Waldenses have been through.
Martin Luther’s protest 500 years ago has been debated at length. Is it still valid?
The Mayflower ship sailed from England to America in 1620 and would change history forever.
In 1605 there would be another attempt to forcibly remove the King of England, though this time the chosen method was to blow up the Houses of Parliament.
The Spanish Armada was one of the largest fleets ever assembled and yet they never accomplished what they set out to do.
One of the saddest and most gruesome events to occur in the 16th century was without doubt the St Bartholomew's Day massacre.
Thomas Cranmer would go from a peaceful life at Cambridge University to being the Archbishop of Canterbury, then a prisoner in the Tower of London…
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