Gorge Whitefiled as the eighteen Century knew him, and Geoge Whitefield as he is thought of today, are two widely differnt persons. Whitefield lived from 1714 to 1770, and throughout much of his ad…
It has been said that Dietrich Bonhoeffer is the most quoted theologian in the modern world. Certainly since his death Boenhoeffer's writings have had a wide and the questions with which he wrestle…
Among the most acclaimed and accomplished theologians of the last 100 years, Jurgen Moltmann is also one of the most popular. This autobiography will certainly be widely read in the churches and th…
This compilation, taken from Jonathan Edwards's edited versions of David Brainerd's Diary and Journal, offers a highly readable account of the life and labors of David Brainerd, an early American m…
Autobiographical work of "religious anthropology" detailing the author's life among the people of Ethiopia, covering nearly half a century and focusing primarily on missionary work. Confidently wri…
Edward Dorr Griffin ministered in the remarkable era which, for forty years from 1792, saw a succession of powerful revivals in the north-east of the United States. At a time when thousands were be…
Charles Simeon ministered for over fifty years in one parish at the heart of Cambridge during the bleak period of English national life between the French Wars and the passing of the Reform Bill. H…
Matthew, the second son of Phillip Henry, was born on the 18th of October, 1662, at Broad Oak, a farm-house in the township of Iscoyd in Flintshire, about three miles from Whitchurch in Salop, with…
Samuel Sewall, recent graduate and teaching fellow of Harvard College, began to keep a diary towards the end of 1673. His last entries were made fifty-six years later, three months before his death…
Samuel Sewall, recent graduate and teaching fellow of Harvard College, began to keep a diary towards the end of 1673. His last entries were made fifty-six years later, three months before his death…