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EPISODE · May 13, 2026 · 4 MIN
May 13, 1607: The Rotten Sail at Jamestown
from History Alive · host Republic Publishing
Three small ships push up the muddy James River, and a country parson named Robert Hunt nails an old, rotten sail between two trees to make a church — and unwittingly plants a Bible beachhead that would outlast the colony, the company, and the king who chartered it. A Gospel Briefing production.
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