Biography/History

By God’s Grace: A Cancer Survivor’s Testimony – Vaughn Shatzer In 2000, Vaughn Shatzer was diagnosed with cancer of the spine and abdomen. This life-changing story will be an encouragement to the hearts of everyone. You will learn how...

n the history of missions the career of C. T. Studd is exemplary. The author shows how the great sportsman renounced wealth and position to take up work for Christ. He served his Lord in China, India, and Africa.

The life of C.T. Studd is wonderfully captured in this easy-to-read, 62-page book. It is an exciting missionary biography for all ages. Readers will not only be intrigued by the stories within this book, but they will also be deeply convicted by...

50 years of adventures as missionaries. Mike and Joyce White married in 1967 and made a commitment to the Lord in 1981 to serve Him by faith. This book is a recollection of their life together, before and after this commitment. God has taken them to...

The Confederate Chaplain's Story. This is a collection of examples, stories, and experiences of Confederate Chaplains during the American Civil War. Includes a roster of Confederate Chaplains.

This two-part volume includes: Part One: The Life of Christopher Columbus From His Own Letters and Journals and Other Documents of His Time by Edward Everett Hale, originally published in 1892. It was in commemoration of the 400th anniversary of...

Volume 1. The history of the church is a history of real people–popes and priests, monks and martyrs, and many ordinary folks like us. All claimed to follow Christ, but not all had the same understanding of what it meant to be Christian. This...

Volume 2. What happened to the church after the Reformation in the early 1500s? This book takes up the story where Volume 1, Church History: Resurrection to Reformation, ends. It follows the churches founded by Luther, Zwingli, Calvin, and the...

The heavy hand of communism has stirred up racial strife, creating confusion, hate, and bitterness so essential to the advancement of the Red cause.—Manning Johnson. The words penned in 1958 by Manning Johnson in Color, Communism, and Common Sense...

A well written account of an unusual man of God. Count Zinzendorf, a contemporary of John Wesley, founded a religious community for Moravian immigrants called Herrnhut. He also wrote hymns and various books and instituted foreign missions. The author,...

Daniel Nash pastored a small church in the backwoods of New York for six years and traveled with and prayed for a traveling evangelist for seven more years until his death. As far as we know, he never ministered outside the region of upstate New York,...