S3E11 Who was D.L. Moody?

Our Christian Heritage goes to Northfield, Massachusetts to D.L. Moody’s home. Dr. James Spencer of the Moody Center tells us who was D.L. Moody.

Isabella Lilias Trotter Grave

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The life of Isabella Lilias Trotter is a remarkable story of devotion, sacrifice, and quiet influence. Born on July 14, 1853, in London, Trotter was raised in a wealthy and cultured family. From an early age, she displayed an exceptional talent for art, a gift that would later become both a means of expression and a tool for ministry. As Read more...

Frank Jenner (George Street, Sydney)

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Frank Jenner (1914–1997) stands as one of the most remarkable yet largely unknown figures in twentieth-century Christian evangelism. A quiet, unassuming man from Australia, Jenner became widely known through a simple but persistent practice carried out on George Street. Over the course of many years, he personally spoke to tens of thousands of individuals, asking each a direct and searching Read more...

John G. Paton Grave

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John G. Paton (1824–1907) was a Scottish missionary whose life and work in the South Pacific made him one of the most celebrated figures in nineteenth-century Protestant missions. Serving primarily among the islands then known as the New Hebrides (modern-day Vanuatu), Paton became widely known for his perseverance in the face of extreme hardship, his commitment to evangelism, and his Read more...

Arthur Stace ‘Mr Eternity’ Memorial

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Learn more at https://acl.asn.au/resources/eternity From Facebook: Arthur Stace, a homeless alcoholic lived in the Streets of Sydney, Australia. After a conversion to Christianity, he quit drinking, and spent the rest of his life writing the word “Eternity” all over the city in yellow chalk. He is said to have written it over five hundred thousand times. He is remembered in Read more...

Eternity Cafe

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Eternity Cafe is a unique establishment that blends hospitality with a message of faith, offering visitors not only food and drink but also an opportunity for reflection and spiritual encouragement. Located in the heart of Melbourne, the café has become known for its welcoming atmosphere and its connection to one of the city’s most enduring religious legacies. The name “Eternity Read more...

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