ANN JUDSON: A LIFE OF SELF-DENIAL
Read about this remarkable Christian woman; the first American woman missionary to go overseas. She sailed with her husband, Adoniram, for Calcutta, India, in 1812.
THE
MISSIONARY REVIEW OF THE WORLD, MARCH 1904
A
monthly periodical that documented the great missionary outreach
of the late 1800's and early 1900's. Contains numerous articles
and news items of inspirational and historical value. This PDF
file is 6.6 MB's in size, 81 full-sized pages, and is printable.
THE
INSTITUTE TIE, MARCH 1905
This
is the original publication of the Moody Bible Institute before
it became the Moody Monthly. This publication contains numerous
articles, news items, and interesting advertisements. Contains
an extensive report on the Welsh Revival. This PDF file is 4
MB's in size, 52 full-sized pages, and is printable.
MOODY
BIBLE INSTITUTE MONTHLY, JUNE 1922
Read
how evangelical Christians in the early 1900's lived,
practiced, and believed. See what issues concerned them.
This PDF file is 4.9 MB's in size, 44 full-sized pages,
and is printable.
DYING
TESTIMONIES OF SAVED AND UNSAVED
By
Solomon B. Shaw. A compilation of several hundred authentic
accounts of the death-bed utterances of saints and sinners. Click
here to view the 6 PDF files, each approximately 1.7
MB's in size, totaling 312 pages in all, and very printable.
RECORD
OF CHRISTIAN WORK INDEX
A
monthly chronicle of church, evangelistic, mission, philanthropic
and individual work first published December 1881. Fascinating
historical reading from the "Philadelphian Church
Age." "Record of Christian Work" originally
called "Evangelistic Record." PDF facsimile
copies from hard-to-find microfiche. Quality of copies
vary but are usually readable and printable, especially
later issues - about 3 to 4 MB's each issue. Requires free Adobe
Reader® 7
BAPTISTS
AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY By
George W. Truett. This message was delivered
from the East steps of the National Capitol at Washington,
D.C., on Sunday, May 16, 1920.
FROM
PEARL HARBOR TO CALVARY By
Mitsuo Fuchida. The incredible true conversion
story of the lead pilot and commander of the Japanese
attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941.
THE
MEMOIRS OF P.P. BLISS By D.W. Whittle.
Read the wonderful story of the famous songwriter
of such
hymns as "Almost Persuaded," "Hold
the Fort," "My Redeemer," and "Let
the Lower Lights Be Burning." He was associated
with D.L. Moody and others and died along with
his wife in a tragic train wreck at the age
of 37.
