What does it mean to live boldly for your faith, even when the cost is high?
In the final installment of our Stories series, Forrest Jenan explores the story of three ordinary men—Felix Manz, Conrad Grebel, and George Blaurock—who stood against religious norms to embrace a deeper allegiance to Jesus. In a time when church and state were inseparable, these pioneers risked everything to follow a faith that was personal, not inherited—a faith that led them to face imprisonment and give their lives for their convictions.
Through the courage of these men, the seeds of a movement were planted that would eventually grow into churches like ours today. But their legacy is not just history—it’s an invitation. What might God be calling you to stand for, even when it’s difficult.