Harold St. John
June 1, 1997
Harold St. John (1876-1957) preferred to have his name pronounced sin-jun, feeling that the title of "saint" was too superior sounding.
William Sloan
May 1, 1997
We think that Irish monks came to the Faroe Islands before the Vikings.
Patrick
April 1, 1997
On the coast of Britain there were small fishing villages peopled by Britons who had earlier been conquered by the Romans.
James Harington Evans
March 1, 1997
One man seldom mentioned in connection with the so-called Brethren movement is James Harington Evans (1785-1849), the mentor of Robert C. Chapman.
Thomas Newberry
February 1, 1997
The Englishman, Thomas Newberry (1811-1901) could thank God for a mother and older sister who were both spiritually atuned and able to communicate the gospel clearly.
Peter Waldo & the Waldenses
January 1, 1997
Fattening itself along the trade routes of southern Europe sat Lyons, France, a center of the silk trade in the region.
Matthew Henry
December 1, 1996
Matthew Henry (1662-1714) was born into a model Christian home.
Leonard Sheldrake
November 1, 1996
The cheer that brightened the simple English cottage where he was born fled early for Leonard Sheldrake (1885-1952).
J.R. Littleproud
September 1, 1996
Roy Littleproud was born in Forest, Ontario, on February 21, 1889.
