Blacksmith shop and Grist Mill at the McCormick Farm. Source. A row of sweating men toiled in the hot sun,
Lindley On December 9, 1833, a young Presbyterian pastor named Daniel Lindley offered his services to the American Board of
The Gallant Pelham The sun dawned slowly upon a grim scene. It was December 13, 1862. The rising sun painted
The southern tip of South America A rescue ship drifted slowly toward a rocky coastline at “the end of the
Justus Jonas Martin Luther was dying. It was late February 1546. Beside the bed of Luther sat one of his
John Eliot “Who will go to the Indians?” This question hung for a long moment in the assembly hall in
Geneva Today In the early 16th century, two cousins grew up near one another in Noyon, France. The name of
Henry Spalding All was deathly silent in the small village of Kamiah, in what would one day be the state
Cranmer The book of Hebrews speaks of men of faith “who through faith subdued kingdoms, wrought righteousness, obtained promises, stopped
Nicholas Ridley In the last issue, we considered the life of Latimer. We turn now to the life of Ridley,
Ridley and Latimer are martyred Two men stood back to back at the stake. As a large crowd watched, a
The sound of psalms wafted through the open windows of a country cottage near Bedford, England in 1675. A small