Algerian rebels, armed with captured Italian rifles and traditional scimitars (Arabian curved swords), screamed questions at Father Charles de Foucauld. Lying on the floor of the fort with his hands bound behind him, the priest did not answer. Whatever he … Continue reading Father de Foucauld Martyred in the Sahara
Harriet Atwood was born at Haverhill, Massachusetts on October 10, 1793. In 1806, while at school at Bradford, Massachusetts, she became deeply impressed with the importance of religion. In 1809, at the age of sixteen, she joined the First Congregational Church, in Roxbury. She developed an interest … Continue reading Harriet Newell Left Blessings Behind
“Today I felt a good deal like Elijah in the wilderness,” he told his journal. Continue reading A Good One, Too
Though he lived well enough to impress his neighbors, he described himself as a “painted hypocrite.” Continue reading Bestselling Author, John Bunyan
Earnest Presswood was born on the Canadian prairie in 1908 and came to Christ in a Sunday school class at age 11. Later, under the preaching of “Gipsy” Smith, he surrendered to Christian service. He enrolled in the Christian and … Continue reading Tuan Change
Naturalistic science, said Kingsley, had replaced superstition with “laws.” But laws must imply a lawgiver. Continue reading Kingsley Preached the Meteor Shower
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