One of the kingdom movements that had a profound impact on western Christianity was the spiritual revolution in Bohemia that grew out of the reform movement of John Hus. The Bohemian revival gave birth to the Moravians, who were the pioneers in the great missionary movement that began in the 1700s.
This is the story of the birth and eventual death of the early part of the movement of the Bohemian Brethren, who were also known as the “Unitas Fratrum.” It is the story of their spiritual triumphs and their failures. In the closing chapter, the author reviews the lessons we can all learn from this kingdom movement.
- David Bercot
