The Remnant Flame
The Spiritual History of the French Huguenots from 1562 to the Mayflower and Beyond
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The Remnant Flame
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Russell Welch
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A hidden fire shaped the world—and most believers have never heard its story.
The Remnant Flame: The Spiritual History of the French Huguenots from 1562 to the Mayflower and Beyond invites readers into a sweeping, cinematic journey through one of the most courageous and spiritually charged movements in Church history. These were men and women who stood against kings, empires, and religious systems with nothing but Scripture, conviction, and a covenantal faith that refused to die. Their prayers echoed through the mountains of France, their blood marked the soil of Europe, and their legacy helped ignite the earliest spiritual foundations of America.
For the revival‑seeker, this book reveals the spiritual DNA behind the Remnant rising today. The Huguenots lived revival before the word existed—worshiping in caves, gathering in secret, and carrying the Gospel across oceans with a boldness that defied every attempt to silence them. Their story becomes a prophetic mirror for believers longing to understand the cost, courage, and consecration that true awakening requires.
For the lover of Church history, this is a treasure chest of forgotten accounts, eyewitness testimonies, and historical threads that connect the Reformation, the diaspora, the Mayflower generation, and the shaping of early American faith. It uncovers the missing chapters that textbooks overlook and reveals how a persecuted people helped forge the spiritual landscape we stand on today.
This is more than a historical narrative—it is an invitation to rediscover a lineage of fire. The Huguenots’ endurance, their prophetic clarity, and their uncompromising devotion to Christ offer answers to questions many believers are asking right now. Their flame never died. It traveled. It multiplied. And it is calling out again to those who hunger for truth, identity, and spiritual awakening.
Step into the story. Recover the inheritance. Let the flame ignite something in you that history tried to bury.