
The Victimisation and Vindication of David Brainerd
The Victimisation and Vindication of David Brainerd From The One Year Book of Christian History by Michael and Sharon Rusten David Brainerd was born in Connecticut
The Victimisation and Vindication of David Brainerd From The One Year Book of Christian History by Michael and Sharon Rusten David Brainerd was born in Connecticut
Donald Munro (1839-1908) by Norman Crawford Few men have left a greater mark for God on assemblies in North America than a boy born in
How Spurgeon Ministered During the Cholera Outbreaks of 1854-1866 The Victorian era preacher Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892) began preaching in London in April 1854. Later that year
John Newton (1725-1807) James Brown, of Scotland, author or “Torchbearers of the Truth”, provides a short but useful biography of John Newton, the author of the
Have You Visited Bunhill Fields Yet? (It’s free) by Michael J. Penfold It was as a child that I was first taken to Bunhill Fields in
John Bunyan (1628-1688) Bert Cargill of Scotland, co-author or Torchbearers of the Truth, writes a biographical sketch of the “tinker of Bedford” and author of Pilgrim’s
The Reformation in England James Brown, of Scotland, author or “Torchbearers of the Truth”, provides a short but useful look at the Reformation in England.
George Wishart (1513-1546) Bert Cargill of Scotland, co-author or “Torchbearers of the Truth”, writes the following brief biography of the early Scottish Reformer and martyr George Wishart (1513-1546).
John Knox (1510-1572) Bert Cargill of Scotland, co-author or “Torchbearers of the Truth”, writes the following brief biography of the leader of the Reformation in
Patrick Hamilton (1504-1528) Bert Cargill of Scotland, co-author or “Torchbearers of the Truth”, writes the following stirring biographical sketch of the first Scottish Reformation martyr Patrick
William Tyndale (1494-1536) Bert Cargill of Scotland, co-author or “Torchbearers of the Truth”, writes the following brief biography of the first man ever to translate
Martin Luther (1483-1546) Over 500 years ago, on 31st October 1517, Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the door of All Saints’ Church in Wittenberg, Germany, in an act
John Wycliffe (1324-1384) Bert Cargill of Scotland, co-author or “Torchbearers of the Truth”, writes the following brief biography of the first man ever to translate
What is British Israelism, and is it True? by William Hoste (1861-1938) William Hoste, author, preacher and editor of The Believer’s Magazine from 1931-38, graduated from
What Happened to the City that Crucified Christ? by Dean Farrar (1831-1903) The Bible describes the destruction of Jerusalem in AD70 by the Roman armies
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