Why did the moravians come to Georgia?

The Moravians came to Georgia in the 1730s primarily to escape religious persecution in Europe and to establish a community where they could practice their faith freely. They were part of a broader movement of religious refugees seeking a place to live out their beliefs. In Georgia, they aimed to promote their principles of communal living, education, and mission work among Native Americans. Their presence contributed to the cultural and religious diversity of the early colony.