A poignant reflection on sacrifice and loss during the American Civil War, "god Our Refuge In Trouble" is a sermon delivered by David Sanford on August 24, 1862. Preached in West Medway, the sermon commemorates the deaths of Mr. G.H. Ide and Mr. H.S. Sparrow, two young men aged 26 and 21 respectively, who perished at the Battle of Cedar Mountain, Virginia, on August 9, 1862, while defending their country.
Sanford's sermon offers solace and spiritual guidance in a time of national crisis, exploring themes of faith, duty, and the ultimate refuge found in God amidst turmoil. This historical document provides valuable insight into the emotional and spiritual impact of the Civil War on communities and individuals, capturing the profound grief and the enduring hope that characterized the era.
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