Newton’s wife Mary Catlett died in 1790, after which he published Letters to a Wife (1793), in which he expressed his grief. Plagued by ill health and failing eyesight, Newton died on 21 December 1807 in London. He was buried beside his wife in St. Mary Woolnoth in London. Both were reinterred at the Church of St. Peter and Paul in Olney in 1893.
A church minister in Northern Ireland has won his legal battle against the hotel that shut down his meeting about traditional marriage after it was…
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This article is here published as a personal view by the author. Almost never before in history has it been more important for Christians to…
Robin Dowling, a former Grace Baptist pastor, missionary, and theologian, departed to be with Christ in July. He will be sorely missed as a much-loved…
