Faith and Freedom | Valley Forge

The winter encampment at Valley Forge was the lowest point for the Continental Army. But the determination and perseverance of General George Washington, along with his staff and soldiers, turned a stinging defeat into the first major step toward ultimate victory. Drs. Peter Lillback and Steven Grant tell the stories of how this cold, snowy valley between Mount Misery and Mount Joy became the crucible where the army that would defeat the mighty British was forged.