Covenanter leaders

Covenanter leaders were influential figures within the 17th-century Scottish movement advocating for religious liberty and the preservation of Presbyterian worship. They opposed government-imposed changes to church practices, often risking imprisonment or death. Leaders like Samuel Rutherford and Richard Cameron organized resistance, emphasizing fidelity to their interpretation of biblical principles and church independence. Their actions helped shape Scottish religious history, fostering a strong spirit of independence and resilience among their followers. These leaders are remembered for their unwavering commitment to faith, often standing against political authorities to defend their principles.