As iron sharpens iron,
one person sharpens another. (Proverbs 27:17)
Wycliffe Bible Translators is the largest and most influential evangelical mission of all time. Its ability to draw support from left-leaning evangelicals (and even some mainline churches) all the way down the spectrum to some fundamentalists is unique.
“This week [1834] marks the anniversary of when famed preacher Charles H.
Nobody knows who Diognetus was, but he was apparently a Hellenist who was interested in learning about the Christian faith. The unknown author (some believe it could be Polycarp) wrote this letter to explain a bit more about the Christian faith, likely sometime during the late 2nd century.
March 5, 1743: “Printed in Boston and released every Saturday, The Christian History was a byproduct of the First Great Awakening, a time of large-scale spiritual revival in the British colonies of North America.” CPost
“0: The amount of money Gutenberg made with his Bibles. A business partner sued Gutenberg for the return of money loaned to the printer to produce the Bibles. Gutenberg lost the lawsuit and had to turn over his printing equipment and half the Bibles to the partner, Johann Fust.” Door County Pulse
“Pilgrims Hold First Worship Service in America - January 21, 1621” CPost
Vatican Issues Anti-Contraception Encyclical – Dec. 31, 1930 … Protestant Reformer Ulrich Zwingli is Born – Jan. 1, 1484 … Thomas Jefferson Writes ‘Separation of Church and State’ Letter – Jan. 1, 1802. CPost
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