David Brainerd was a frail young man, tubercular, sickly, and easily depressed. He longed to reach the Indians of Colonial America, but his first venture to a tribe in Massachusetts was fraught with danger. Unknown to him, his every move … Continue reading Send Me to the Rough
Using his own fortune, Basil founded a hospital, perhaps the first in Christian history, for the care of lepers. Continue reading Famous or Faithful?
Robert Moffat was a strong, healthy, young man who loved working outdoors. He was hired by James Smith, owner of Dukinfield Nurseries; but Smith had misgivings, for he knew two things: first, that Robert’s good looks would appeal to his … Continue reading Robert and Mary
Dwight L. Moody, badly overweight, grew ill in Kansas City, canceled his engagements, and returned home to Northfield, Massachusetts. He lugged himself up to his bedroom to dress for dinner but felt so exhausted that he took to bed. He … Continue reading This Is No Dream
“Jesus Christ,” he cried, “Clothilde says you are the Son of God and can give victory to those who hope in you. Continue reading Mass Conversion
It is as though a 1,200-year bridge were crossed… Continue reading Behold Your God!
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