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Harry Wisbey: God’s Word in WW1 Trenches

The Suffolk Regiment in World War I Harry Wisbey kissed his wife and squeezed his little children to his heart.…

2 weeks ago

Semper Reformanda Taught by the Pilgrim Pastor

Delftshaven, from which the Pilgrims departed Many Reformed churches today hold dearly to the principle of Semper Reformanda, or Always…

4 months ago

Anne Steele: Let Me Live to Thee

Broughton England. Photo by Dr, Steven Plunkett under CC BY-SA 3.0 Two hundred and fifty years ago, in the rural…

4 months ago

A Look into Bradford’s Weaving Workshop

As those familiar with the story of the life of William Bradford may already know, he lived in Leiden, Netherlands…

8 months ago

Colonel James Gardiner: I Fear Sinning, but I do not Fear Fighting

Since the days of Joshua, Gideon, and David, the pages of history have been adorned with accounts of brave and…

11 months ago

Robert Jermaine Thomas: Korea is Opened to the Gospel

Thomas Robert Jermaine Thomas leaned on the rail of the ship to catch a glimpse of the land for which…

1 year ago

Karolina Sandell-Berg: Strength I Find to Meet My Trials Here

Sandell Young Karolina had a special relationship with her father, Jonas Sandell. Karolina was a weak and frail child who…

1 year ago

Myles Coverdale: Take These Words Into Thy Heart

Coverdale As William Tyndale, the courageous translator of the English Bible, was being bound to the stake on the morning…

1 year ago

The Nobility of All Work (from Daniel Dyke)

“A poor laboring man that lives by his hands having been faithful in that place and performing sincere obedience therein…

1 year ago

Sibylle of Cleves: Slighting All Worldly Things

Sibylle and John Frederick Duke Frederick “the Wise” of Saxony, the famous defender of Martin Luther, was not the only…

1 year ago