Faithful worship in often-troubled times.
A historical survey of Christian worship for 1,200 years before the Reformation.
New Book on "Uncle Bud" Robinson
Jennifer Woodruff Tait reviews Abram Book's latest work
Five Hundred Years of the English New Testament
A guest post by Peter Michael Sheehan MacDonald
The holy Lamb on “mountains green”
England’s Christian beginnings
Divided kingdom
Seventeenth-century religious wars in England
“Further up and further in”
A beloved author’s return to Anglicanism
The road from Canterbury
an Anglican roundtable discussion
Magazine
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Richard Baxter Born to Preach and Write (1615)
“At present the general aspect of the war situation seems distinctly promising. Everywhere the trend of events seems to have turned against our enemies...”
MacRae, Kenneth. *Diary of Kenneth MacRae*, ed. by Iain H. Murray. The quote about his dictum for all preaching is from http://www.freechurchcontinuing.org/publications/articles/item/fifty-years-on-remembering-the-rev-kenneth-a-macrae
Make every effort to enter the narrow gate
Read Luke 13:22–30. The enquirer [seems to have been] some Jew from among the crowd, who perhaps had in mind the common...