Frances Asbury
…then he inquired (perhaps rhetorically), “Who will go?” Immediately a young man of twenty-six sprang to his feet. The following year, Asbury was appointed by Wesley as “general assistant” in…
…then he inquired (perhaps rhetorically), “Who will go?” Immediately a young man of twenty-six sprang to his feet. The following year, Asbury was appointed by Wesley as “general assistant” in…
…the next two difficult years, when he lived with little support, he laid the foundation of all his subsequent work. After pastorates in England, Scotland, New Zealand, Australia, Tasmania, the…
…Beach, California, where it drew huge audiences. At the time of Dr. Fuller’s death in March 1968, the broadcast was heard on more than five hundred stations around the world….
…some Popes had been heretics. At once Huss was branded a heretic, ex-communicated, and his writings were suppressed. He found refuge outside Prague, where he continued to preach, write and…