It was on this day May 25, 1830, in Philadelphia. Just six years earlier, the American Sunday School Union had adopted its name and constitution on the same day. Now the members were pledging themselves to take on an enormous task. The … Continue reading American Sunday School Union’s Huge Challenge
Meanwhile, White Mountain wasn’t the end of the war, but its beginning. Continue reading The Thirty Years’ War
They had all, it seems, forgotten the basin and the towel. Continue reading The Forgotten Basin
Thomas and eleven others gave in a Representation and Petition… Continue reading Thomas Boston
Alcuin was one of the most remarkable Anglo-Saxons of the eighth century. He was born of noble and wealthy parents, at York, about the year 735, and was from his infancy dedicated to the church. York was at this period … Continue reading Alcuin
Josephine Margaret Bakhita was born around 1869… Continue reading ‘Lucky’
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