Thomas Smallwood, a former slave, and Charles Torrey, a white abolitionist, collaborated to help slaves escape by the wagon load, demoralizing slaveholders and undermining slavery. Their operation was revolutionary, and Smallwood's dispatches to an abolitionist newspaper may have coined the term 'Underground Railroad'. [... more]

The early church's response to an impossible situation, Peter's imprisonment, demonstrates the power of prayer. The church's earnest prayers unto God led to God's supernatural intervention, delivering Peter from prison. This story highlights the importance of praying unto God, earnestly and corporately, and praying specifically for God's power to be brought into our impossible situations. [... more]

R.A. Torrey was a renowned evangelist and scholar who embodied the characteristics of a true Christian leader. He was a strong advocate for biblical convictions, academic rigor, and evangelistic fervor. His life and teachings serve as a model for Christians seeking to live out their faith with integrity and purpose. [... more]

Thomas Smallwood, a former slave and self-educated man, and Charles Torrey, a white abolitionist, collaborated to help slaves escape by the wagon load, demoralizing slaveholders and undermining the institution of slavery in the mid-19th century. [... more]