is the arena within which to exercise Christian virtue. According to Thomas Gouge, Christians should “so spiritualize our hearts and affections that we may have heavenly hearts in earthly employments” (Ryken, 1991, p. 208). Instead of linking spirituality with a retreat to some “sacred space,” the Puritan ideal was that a person might know that “his shop as well as his chapel is holy ground” (Ryken, 1991, p. 208). While most Christians have seen the possibility of serving God in their work, the Puritan