In November 1873 Chicago lawyer Horatio G. Spafford took his wife and four daughters, Maggie, Tanetta, Annie, and Bessie, to New York and boarded them on the luxurious French liner, S.hair. Ville du Havre. The Great Chicago Fire had destroyed … Continue reading Sea Billows
Equally important, the attitude of Catholics toward other Christian bodies shifted. Continue reading Vatican II
On November 20, 1759 the Arundel approached an unknown ship in the waters off the West Indies. The tense, tanned sailors stood by their guns as Captain Charles Middleton sent a boarding party to investigate. The Swift proved to be … Continue reading A Doctor’s Vow
For ten years Baxter was away from his pulpit, unable to legally proclaim the Word of God. Continue reading Silenced
How the Lord was going to provide for Monday we knew not Continue reading The Lord Will Provide
Before leaving for Africa, Bill had written a poem explaining his desire for overseas missions. Continue reading Smiling Bill
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