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Tag: It Is Well With My Soul in Jerusalem

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Horatio Spafford

Horatio Spafford Grave

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Horatio Spafford (1828–1888) is remembered today chiefly as the author of the beloved hymn “It Is Well with My Soul.” Yet his life was far more than a single hymn. It was a story marked by prosperity and promise, sudden calamity, steadfast faith, and a final chapter of unusual missionary devotion. Born in 1828 in North Troy, New York, Spafford Read more...
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Jerusalem Prayer Center

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The Jerusalem Prayer Center is a place of quiet devotion and historical continuity, closely tied to the legacy of the American Colony and the enduring ministry of the Spafford family in the Holy Land. Among its most treasured artifacts is Bertha Spafford’s original Steinway piano, an instrument that reflects both the cultural refinement and the spiritual life of this unique Read more...