The Secret Bridge (Le Feuvre) Puritans and falling more in love

and falling more in love as we read His letters and eagerly anticipate His coming

Appendix: Comparing Westminster Standards and John Owen on Humanity (Jesus's and Ours)

Solidly exegetical

This was true during the Protestant Reformation

The Secret Bridge (Le Feuvre) Puritans and falling more in loveThis provocative story, written later in life by our beloved Amy Le Feuvre, reveals a depth beyond that of her previous works. Readers from all walks of life will be moved by her sensitivity to the tensions of the human spirit. We are brought into Bridgets world, where she finds herself penniless and alone, resisting the kindness of Godfrey Bullingham. Her intelligent, practical mind can accept neither pity nor charity. But time brings change.