“whatever was written in earlier times was written for our instruction” – Paul
Stambourne Meeting House – Part 1 IT was a rare old chapel. I wish it could have remained forever as I used to know it: let me see if I can sketch it with my pen. When I was a boy of twelve, I made this drawing of the back of the old meeting-house. I […]
Happy Childhood At Stambourne – Part 2 While my grandfather was preacher at the meeting-house, Mr. Hopkins was Rector at the church. They preached the same gospel, and without surrendering their principles, were great friends. The Bible Society held its meetings alternately in connection with the church and the meeting-house. At times, the leading resident
Listen while you read! The Beginning of Maranatha! Music This year marks the 54th Anniversary of this Album, as well as Maranatha! Music. Though this Album was not the first Christian one I heard, it did have a Band that recorded a song on it that I heard the night I got saved; Blessed Hope.
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Introduction: This Testimony was written as I applied for Church Membership at my current Church in 2012. Its purpose was to share with the Membership how God had saved me. This is done by everyone that is currently a Member, and, because it is something that Church Members read while at Church, it was usually
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Introduction: This Testimony was written as I applied for Church Membership at my current Church in 2012. Its purpose was to share with the Membership how God had saved me. This is done by everyone that is currently a Member, and, because it is something that Church Members read while at Church, it was usually
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Happy Childhood At Stambourne – Part 1 Oh, the old house at home! who does not love it, the place of our childhood, the old roof-tree, the old cottage? There is no other village in all the world half so good as that particular village! True, the gates, and styles, and posts have been altered;
Ancestry And Genealogy I sing of the noble Refugee,Who strove in a holy faith,At the altar of his God to bow,When the road was marked with death.When the despot’s sword and the bigot’s torchHad driven him forth to roam,From village, and farm, and city, and town,He sought our Island Home.And store of wealth and a
Introduction Biographies are generally interesting if they are biographies; that is to say, if the events of the person’s life are truly told; but I think that the most interesting biography to any man is his own life…. It would have been impossible for me to quote the experiences of other men if they had