In 1382, Wycliffe issued his translation of the Bible from Latin into English, which is now known as Wycliffe’s Bible. As he was no longer allowed to preach, he withdrew to Lutterworth, where he devoted himself to writing.
In 1382, Wycliffe issued his translation of the Bible from Latin into English, which is now known as Wycliffe’s Bible. As he was no longer allowed to preach, he withdrew to Lutterworth, where he devoted himself to writing.
Mission Aviation Fellowship’s (MAF) co-founder, former RAF Flight Lieutenant, and Normandy Landings veteran Stuart Sendall-King has died aged 98. Stuart was one of the early…
Read more
Revd Gwilym Roberts, a faithful minister of the gospel, has died aged 93. Gwilym was raised in Mold, North Wales. He completed National Service in…
The importance of the Bible for beliefs and behaviour, as well as lucid books to bring Scripture afresh to each generation – this is what…
