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Fun Facts From Church History: The Gavel
This gavel was made from wood from the Tower of St. Peter’s Cathedral, Geneva, Switzerland. More specifically This timber beam was there when Calvin taught and preached in that famous cathedral and f… more →
Zwinglius Redivivus
139 — May 19 – This Day in Baptist History Past
wrote 3 hours ago: Uniformity, Conformity, and Dissent Baptists rejected statism The issue of chur … more →
Fun Facts From Church History: The Gavel
wrote 4 hours ago: This gavel was made from wood from the Tower of St. Peter’s Cathedral, Geneva, Switzerland. More sp … more →
The Oxford Movement in Nineteenth Century Bristol – Peter Cobb
wrote 10 hours ago: This book, written for the Historical Association, by a former vicar of mine, is more about ritualis … more →
138 — May 18 – This Day in Baptist History Past
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wrote 22 hours ago: Missions, Still the Need of the World Profile – Luther Rice Luther Rice returne … more →
Une image très sainte de Ste. Jehanne d'Arc
wrote 1 day ago: Visitez et “j’aime” Regina Magazine à Facebook. … more →
St. Augustine on Pentecost
wrote 1 day ago: I. The Coming of the Holy Ghost with the Gift of Tongues foretells the Unity of the Church throughou … more →
Percy Dearmer: A Parson’s Pilgrimage – Donald Gray
wrote 1 day ago: Dearmer is decried by many Anglo Catholics as the founder of British Museum Religion. In opposition … more →
The Oxford Movement and Parish Life: St. Saviour’s Leeds 1839-1929 – N. Yates
wrote 1 day ago: Some churches became Anglo-Catholic as a result of a change of vicar. Others were purpose-built, as … more →
The Bet Qama discovery
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wrote 1 day ago: Numerous discoveries are made in Israel during the process of building a house, a road, or some othe … more →
A New Resource for Ancient Manuscript Research
wrote 1 day ago: Biblissima est une bibliothèque numérique sur le web, donnant accès de façon simple et coordonnée à … more →
John Wesley - Part 8
wrote 1 day ago: There are many movements and denominations that trace their roots back to Wesley and could therefore … more →
20130520 Local churches revived 地方教會的甦醒
wrote 1 day ago: The nineteenth century saw the revival of the Catholic Church in France, Germany, Ireland, and Engla … more →
20130513 Founders repaired Church 會祖們修補教會
wrote 1 day ago: During the French Revolution, heroic men and women preserved the Catholic Faith with great fidelity. … more →
20130506 Martyrs died with courage 英勇殉道
wrote 1 day ago: The Catholic Church in France suffered greatly in the eighteenth century. During the French Revoluti … more →
Knox on Baptism
wrote 2 days ago: We utterly condemn the vanity of those who affirm the sacraments to be nothing else than naked and b … more →
And Then Came Moses.
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wrote 2 days ago: A couple of months ago I had a brief moment of panic when the pastor told us to turn to Elijah, and … more →
Means of Healing Prescribed in God's Word - Continued (Laying on Hands & Anointing With Oil)
wrote 2 days ago: In previous lessons, we’ve discussed several means prescribed by God in His Word through which … more →
Glorious Battle: The Cultural Politics of Victorian Anglo-Catholicism – J. Reed
wrote 2 days ago: This book doesn’t quite do what its title claims. First, it isn’t so much about Anglo-Catholicism as … more →
137 — May 17 – This Day in Baptist History Past
wrote 2 days ago: Geo. Cole Stebbins “Must I Go, and Empty-Handed?” This was written by Charles Carroll Luther, who wa … more →
