…had cried out, “I will not leave Burma until the cross is planted here forever.” Thirty years after his death, Burma had sixty-three Christian churches, one hundred and sixty-three missionaries,…

…of the Water Street slums. The Water Street Mission, under McAuley’s direction, became an example of Christian compassion for the down and out. Tens of thousands of bums, transients, drunks,…

…world leaders, a compassionate soul winner, and a Bible expositor, Dr. Norris died in Keystone, Florida, August 20, 1952 and was buried in Fort Worth, Texas, Saturday, August 24, 1952….

…1941, he died August 26, 1972, at age sixty-nine. His only son, Charles, who had served with him for twenty-four years, succeeded him as pastor of the Akron Baptist Temple….

…show hundreds of conversions. Of these, many who are now ministers, missionaries, and laymen were brought to Christ under Reveal’s ministry. As a speaker Reveal was earnest, though not eloquent,…

…an A.B. degree in 1885. He served several Baptist churches in Kentucky, Indiana, and Illinois, in addition to studying at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. On March…

…emphasize three-fold, Christ-centered education; namely, head, heart and hand. As Dr. Brown has said so often, “The way to victory in a few words is: Trust God…. go to work.”…

…the last sixteen years of his life he was active as pastor, writer, helper, counselor, organizer, administrator, and pastor-in-chief to a multitude of churches and young ministers. Bunyan was a…

…— “Bend us, O Lord,” and urging, “Obey the Holy Spirit…Obey!” The Calvinistic Methodist Church was moved until all Loughor became a praying, praising multitude. Taverns were emptied, brothels were…