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Alfred the Great: Warrior, Scholar, and Servant of Grace in a Fractured World
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Alfred the Great: Warrior, Scholar, and Servant of Grace in a Fractured World
In the late 800s, Britain was a broken land. Viking longships ravaged monasteries and shattered the fragile Christian kingdoms of the Anglo-Saxons. Into this chaos stepped Alfred of Wessex (849–899), who refused to surrender—not just his throne, but the very soul of his people. Remembered as “the Great,” he won far more than battles, weaving God’s story of grace into a fractured society, creating space for freedom, justice, learning, and unity. …
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