WILLIAM P. FARLEY
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My First Christmas Memory

My First Christmas Memory

by | Dec 11, 2020 | Uncategorized

I WAS BORN IN 1948, the first child with eight more to follow. My first Christmas memory was 1955. It was a maturing moment in my youthful development, and one that I will never forget. My father was a Civil Engineer working for the Army Corp of Engineers on Chief...
John Wesley, “No Half Christian”

John Wesley, “No Half Christian”

by | Dec 9, 2019 | biography, church history

IN 1739 A THIN, FIVE FOOT TWO, thirty-six year old Anglican priest mounted a small eminence in a brickyard just outside the city of Bristol, England. At a time when less than 1% of English men had a college degree, he was an Oxford graduate, and he had been trained to...

Francis Asbury: American Saint (Book Review)

by | May 26, 2017 | Uncategorized

EVERY GENERATION PRODUCES a forgotten character that is foundational to the experience of later generations. Such was Francis Asbury (1744-1816). The great Methodist biographer, Abel Stephens, wrote, “No one man has done more for Christianity in the western...