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. “Lord, open the King of England’s eyes!” This fervent prayer of William Tyndale, martyred on 6th October 1536, was heard in heaven and soon answered, but whether the mind of […]
Bert Cargill of Scotland, co-author or “Torchbearers of the Truth”, writes the following stirring biographical sketch of the first Scottish Reformation martyr Patrick Hamilton (1504-1528). On a cold windswept afternoon on the last day of February, 1528, the first and the youngest of the Scottish martyrs of the Reformation was burned at the stake in […]
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 ever after considered to be the starting point of the Reformation. The historically and globally momentous nature of this event is astounding in every respect. David Gilliland, author and Bible teacher from Lurgan, […]
