Baptist Missionary Society Formed in England The gathering of young men who met in Mrs. Beeby Wallis’ parlor on this day, October 2, 1792 was not a likely group to begin major world-wide missionary work. The twelve ministers were all from small churches in the district of Kettering, England. Two had churches with congregations of less than … More Today in Church History
Conversion of John Ryland, Carey’s Friend Many Christians have heard of William Carey, the Baptist preacher and cobbler who became known as the “Father of Protestant Missions.” Few have heard of John Ryland but there is a strong connection between the two. Born in 1753 into a godly Baptist home, John was the son of a Hebrew … More Today in Church History
Moravians at Herrnhut Dan Graves, MSL The village of Herrnhut, “The Lord’s Watch,” (in present day Germany) came about because on this day June 17, 1722 a little band of religious fugitives from Moravia (in the modern Czech Republic) asked Count Ludwig von Zinzendorf if they might settle on his land. The Count agreed. One … More Today in Church History
TOM ASCOL | MARCH 13, 2019 This is another thought provoking article about the modern social justice movement in evangelical circles. I have posted the opening and closing sentences you will have to go to the source (which I highly encourage) for the rest) – Mike Anthony Bradley has been a loud voice in the social … More The Problem Isn’t the Great Commission
Faithful Steward Ministries and FSM Women's Outreach 