I think in ink. For years I have collected and used antique fountain pens and composed in leather notebooks using various colour of inks, mostly blues, rarely black. My fingers are often stained with the inks that are stored in…Read More→
Throughout history, what made nations survive was strong family loyalties and strong family values. When family loyalty diminished and values deteriorated, nations began to crumble. We are seeing today the crumbling of the spiritual and moral foundations of Western culture….Read More→
Henry Alline (1748-1784) has been described by the late George Rawlyk as “Nova Scotia’s most gifted preacher and most prolific hymn writer.” His short life was lived against the background of the American Revolution and massive movement of immigration to…Read More→
I wanted to call this article “On Introducing Change” but decided against it because, as Mark Twain is supposed to have said, “The only person who likes change is a wet baby.” But change is another word for growth and…Read More→
I grew up in a non-liturgical church. No written prayers for us! Even responsive readings from the hymnal brought the scorn of some. We figured that using written forms for worship would be letting someone else do all our praying…Read More→
Bearing witness to Christ is an obligation that weighed heavily on the Apostle Paul (1 Corinthians 9:16). He did not shirk the responsibility but considered it a divine appointment and a holy calling (2 Timothy 1: 8-11). His obedience to…Read More→