Julian of Norwich also known as Juliana of Norwich, was born in 1343. Details of her family, education, or life before becoming an anchoress are not known; It has been speculated that she was educated as a young girl by … Continue reading The Greatest English Anchoress
*In 1971 Idi Amin overturned the government of Uganda while President Obote was out of the country. He immediately dissolved Parliament, suspended the constitution, and outlawed political activity. His army began raiding homes and arresting foes. All Asians were expelled. … Continue reading Twentieth Century Martyr
Britain was at war–and not just with Germany. At home, a firestorm of controversy roared around a Christian writer. It was the year 1941. The trouble began when the BBC (British Broadcast Corporation) announced that it would produce a series … Continue reading Sayer’s The Man Born to Be King
Sir Robert Grant was a busy man of the world–too busy to concern himself with hymns, you might think. He had been born in India in 1779, the son of the East India Company’s director, Charles Grant, a man associated with the Clapham Sect (a group of evangelical social reformers from Clapham, England). Born in the colonies Robert may have been, but it was in Magdalen College at the University of Oxford that he completed his higher education. He was admitted to the bar in 1807–which meant he could practice law. The following year, the 29-year-old won a seat in … Continue reading Sir Robert Grant Penned “O Worship the King”
But many churchgoers whispered doubts about the holiness of a man who had killed another. Continue reading The Archbishop’s Arrow
Many nations originate amid heathenism and are slowly converted to Christ. America is uniquely different. Of all the nations of history, it alone began as a Christian venture and has slowly sunk into heathenism. It began during the reign of … Continue reading The Mayflower
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