Liturgy
In 387 CE [AD] in Syrian Antioch, now southeast Turkey, John Chrysostom preached a series of sermons to his fellow Antiochenes who had been charged with sedition for rioting against new taxes. Bishop Flavian of Antioch traveled to Constantinople to persuade Emperor Theodosius to pardon the city. On the Last
Lyrics
Dudley Atkins Tyng was an Episcopal priest who had been deposed from his rectorship in Philadelphia for being an abolitionist. At a YMCA revival in March 1858, Tyng preached on Exodus 10.11 which in the King James Version is rendered: “Go now ye that are men, and serve the
Saints
The Story of the Headhunter "I Have Decided to Follow Jesus" is an evangelistic song popularized in the Anglosphere in the mid-1900s. The originator of the lyrics was named Nokseng: He was a headhunting tribesman from northeast India in the 1800s who converted to Christ through the evangelistic