Recapture Weapons For God In Moral Warfare
A sermon laments spiritual decline and urges Christians to reclaim sharp tools of faith by engaging science, education, and media as allies. It calls for lay involvement, expanded ministry roles, and a bold, united advance against sin, rallying believers to sharpen their energies and act now.
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Renaa
Theodore Christheb
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Thomas Chalmers
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Listory
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Selah
Assassination of Lincoln Remembered in Wartime Era
A retrospective recalling the Lincoln assassination on April 14 as the nation faced a war scare. Lincoln and Grant were expected to attend Ford's Theatre. Booth's attack occurred in the presidential box, wounding Lincoln and injuring Maj. Rathbone, with Booth killed later in a barn fire. Relatives and bystanders faced tragedy and shared destinies.
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May Meredith
Laura Keene
Sergt. Boston Corbett
Kansas
Valentines out of date says Society edict
The article argues valentine gifts have shifted from paper verse to flowers and candy and notes the tradition remains popular with children. It contrasts past elaborate valentines with modern simpler gestures and recalls Civil War era theater events and Lincoln’s assassination details for broader context.
Lincoln’s Fondness for Grant
Mr. William O. Stoddard recalls a Lincoln anecdote about Ulysses S. Grant. The president calls Grant the first general he has had and shares a humorous view of the cavalry, reflecting early impressions after Grant’s rise to command of the Army of the Potomac.
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Harper’s Ferry
Pittsburg Dispatch
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