Over the years, we have published many small articles, some a few lines, others a page, but all of them convey matters of interest. Each month we will add a few more and wish you good reading.
The Power of Jesus’ Name — The Experience of A Disciple
Before my retirement, I was Managing Clerk to a firm of Solicitors. One day a Unitarian Minister came to consult me. We became quite friendly and had many talks about the Bible, but I could not convert him to Christian principles. At length, he invited my sister and me to a meal at his Parsonage…
The Moral Case for Brexit
hates this country so much that he says a Trotskyist government led by Jeremy Corbyn is a happier prospect than Brexit. This ignoble Lord is only the latest in a long procession of prominent people ganging up to smother Brexit and so demonstrate their contempt for the expressed views of the majority of British people…
The Third World War
The majority of people now realize that the third world war is inevitable and not far away, and that the conflict will be between Russia on the one hand, and Anglo-Saxondom on the other. Where can we turn for guidance, comfort and hope in the face of what will be the darkest hour for the…
The Positive Way Forward for The Island of Ireland
In overruling Providence, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is leaving the European Union – a prophetic Egypt – which it joined in 1973 with Ireland and Denmark. However the powers that be in Europe and in the Remain camp at Westminster are desperately seeking to retain control of Britain’s enslavement under…
A Little Bit of Canada The Province Of Newfoundland
Newfoundland was Britain’s first colony, and the beginning of the British Empire. The capital is St. John’s and its name originates in the tradition that John Cabot visited the harbour on St. John’s Day, June 24, 1497. This city was first settled by Devonshire fishermen, and the first permanent residence is believed to have been…
The Greatness of King Edward VI
Thus died King Edward VI, that incomparable young prince. He was then in the sixteenth year of his age, and was counted the wonder of that time. He was not only learned in the tongues, and other liberal sciences, but knew well the state of his kingdom. He kept a book, in which he writ…