2004
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Displaying 21 - 40 of 66 articles.
A People of Conscience
How America's plain people first arose in Europe as a discipleship movement repressed by the state church.
Chris Armstrong & Jeff Bach
Hail Mary
Her moment of obedience triggered two millennia of reverence.
David Lyle Jeffrey
Holiness Fire-Starter
Transformed by her child's fiery death, Phoebe Palmer lit the flames of revival on two continents.
Charles Edward White
The Amazingly Graced Life of John Newton
His was a tale of two lives, with God at the pivot point.
Chris Armstrong
That Most Familiar Story
How certain details of the nativity became tradition.
Sarah E. Dahl
The American Anthem
How Amazing Grace went from ignored in Britain to acclaimed in America
Steve Turner
The Cleansing Wave
The 19th-century holiness revival took many forms as it swept across denominational boundaries.
Edwin Woodruff Tait
The Germans Have Landed
Once William Penn welcomed the freedom-seeking Anabaptists to his colony, they spread and flourished.
David Eller
Mary & Her Baby: Luther's View
The Reformer loved to dwell on the nativity. Here are a few of his thoughts.
Mary & Her Baby: Luther's View
Outsider's Guide to America's Anabaptists
Making sense of the colorful, complex tapestry of Amish, Mennonites, and Brethren.
Steven Gertz
The Holiness Movement Timeline
1824-1923
The Life and Times of John Newton 1725-1807
Forging Britain's Gospel Era
Newton joined those who laid the groundwork for British evangelicalism—from within the Established Church.
Mark Smith
Mary in the Imagination of the Church
Pilgrims and Exiles: Christian History Timeline
Amish, Mennonites, and Brethren
Saving Souls & Bodies
Contrary to stereotype, the joy of the holiness life often spilled over into social ministry.
William Kostlevy
Pure & Simple
Ever wonder what the plain people's churches look and feel like? Here's an insider account.
Stephen Scott
Temple & Sword
At the temple, long before the cross, her son's cruel death pierced Mary.
Sarah Hinlicky Wilson
The Captain & the Castaway
The tempest-tossed friendship of John Newton and William Cowper
Jennifer M. Trafton
The Lord's Agitators
Holiness leaders were a fractious bunch, but there was vision behind their division.
Sarah E. Johnson, Ginger Kolbaba, Jennifer Woodruff Tait, and Stan Ingersol
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