Exiled for the Faith

A powerful story about the bravery and resilience of French Protestants who faced horrific persecution in their homeland. This captivating narrative explores themes of faith, determination, and liberty, and follows the story of a young boy who flees with his family and other Huguenots to start a new life in the Netherlands.
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