Reuben "Uncle Bud" Robinson 1860-1942 Uncle Bud Robinson was born in a log cabin in the primitive mountain region of Tennessee. When he was 16, his father died, and his mother sold what little they had and moved to Texas. After an unsuccessful...
****************** S H A R E W A R E ****************** The Story of Martin Luther This disk contains a modern revision of that classic work Merle D'Aubigne's HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION published in...
Martin R. DeHaan 1891-1965 M.R. DeHaan was born in Zeeland, Michigan, the son of a cob- bler who had emigrated from the Netherlands. He was graduated from Hope College, Holland, Michigan, and was valedictorian of his graduating class at the...
Reuben Archer Torrey 1856-1928 Congregationalist minister. R.A. Torrey was educated at Yale University and Leipzig and Erlangen Universities in Germany. In 1889 he was called to Chicago to supervise the Moody Bible Institute and served as pastor of...
Melvin Ernest Trotter 1870-1940 Rescue mission worker. Mel Trotter was born in Orangeville, Illinois, the son of a godly mother and a drunken father. His mother tried to teach him to pray, but he followed in the footsteps of his father and became a...
Richard Baxter 1615-1691 English minister. Richard Baxter was born in Rowton, England. His parents were very poor. Therefore, his early education was limited. He later attended school at Wroxeter and read with Richard Wixted at Ludlow Castle. His...
Menno Simons 1492-1559 Dutch Anabaptist. Menno Simons was born in Friesland, Hol- land. Little is known of his early life and education. In 1524 he was ordained to the priesthood of the Roman Church. However, his study of the New Testament soon...
Robert Greene Lee 1886-1978 Robert G. Lee began his career on a farm near Fort Mill, South Carolina, where he was born of poor but deeply reli- gious parents. Early in life, he felt the call to be a preacher, and in spite of many obstacles he...
Mordecai Ham1878-1959Baptist evangelist. There were more than 33,000 conversionsduring the first year of the ministry of Mordecai Ham. As aresult of his ministry, more than 300,000 new converts joinedBaptist churches in Georgia, Alabama,...
