The Church in History: The Church in America
Religion in what was to become the United States changed forever during the decade of the 1740s. It did so at the hands of a half-dozen or so
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Religion in what was to become the United States changed forever during the decade of the 1740s. It did so at the hands of a half-dozen or so
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If you’ve been on Facebook or Twitter lately, you’ve seen the hype. Chaos is drenching our culture and the pot stirring on social media is only
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It is not entirely clear when American colonists started becoming “American”, rather than English. Many historians place the beginnings of the
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Even today, most Americans don’t completely understand that before the United States was formed, one’s religion was not chosen by one’s own
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Honestly, I wasn’t that excited in the days leading up to the eclipse. I knew it was going to be neat but I was getting a day off of work and had
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This is the sixty-fifth in this series of articles on Church History, and since they’ve appeared roughly twice a month, that seems to indicate
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A local ministry is working to bring the community together for a common good. Community outreach ministry 2nd Chance by Mercy will host its first
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The strength of a nation lies in the character of its citizens. When character doesn’t matter to the citizens, their leaders will be people of
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St. Peter’s of the Lakes Episcopal Church, located at 47 Black River Road in Gilbertsville, is introducing two new outreach programs that are
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The Church in History – A Somewhat Slanted Look at the History of the Christian Church, Article 64 in a series By: Dr. T. Y. Hiter Ask any
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Recently our President tweeted that in America we worship God not the government. I wish I could fully agree but I don’t because well, not
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Among the “dissenting” bodies in England in the 1630s, 40s and 50s was one group (which has since become several) that called itself “Friends
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Not criticism! That is what they need the least. The Bible tells us to “Pray for all in authority”. Not one time are we told to criticize them.
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What would I do if I could live life over? One man said, “I would probably make the same mistakes I made the first time.” I read the poem
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Several times, in this series, the term “dissenters” has appeared. There are many meanings for that word, but the most significant, for us,
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A Somewhat Slanted Look at the History of the Christian Church Imagine it’s 1600 or so and you’re a Christian in England. Your family and the
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Jesus told a parable about a foolish farmer where crops produced abundantly. The man built bigger farms to store his produce and thought he had it
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Cranmer and the Church of England; Knox and the Presbyterians; all sorts of Puritans; sometimes, it seems that the best known English Churchmen are
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The audience cheered and gave a standing ovation to an accomplished actor as he quoted the Shepherd Psalm – the 23rd Psalm. Later an old
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Olive United Methodist Church, located in the heart of the Olive community, will be celebrating its 170th anniversary this Sunday with a special
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John Knox was a Scotsman who moved to England in protest against the Scots’ sticking with the Roman Catholic Church. Later, of course, when
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Calvert City – Calvert City has suffered more than its fair share of loss due to drugs. The Calvert City Ministerial Alliance is holding “A
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Then Jesus said, “Whoever has ears to hear, let them hear.” Mark 4:9 I was trying to impart wisdom to some kids after three
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England was never completely, absolutely, Anglican. Even though Henry VIII intended it to be so, and even though Elizabeth I tried to make it so,
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The course of the Anglican strand of Protestantism looks, on the surface, to be a very simple one. Actually, nothing could be farther from the
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February 24 started like any other day, but little did I know that before the day was over I would be started on a journey like nothing I have ever
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The Reformation was not pretty anywhere, but in no place was it quite as confused as it was in England. Henry VIII clearly started the Anglican
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I was blessed to be able to spend a week in Mexico recently working with the local church there. Every morning before we went out to work we would
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