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Eyewitness
The spark that lit the Welsh revival
Eyewitness
David Brainerd: I could scarce believe he used me.
Jennifer Trafton
Mary: Did You Know?
The Seven Joys of Mary
Chris Armstrong
Mary: From the Editor
Mary and the Flabbergasting Fact
Chris Armstrong
A Kinder Inquisition, Name That Tomb, and Chunky Monks
Compiled by Ted Olsen
Recovering a Protestant Mary
A conversation with Timothy George
Hail Mary
Her moment of obedience triggered two millennia of reverence.
David Lyle Jeffrey
That Most Familiar Story
How certain details of the nativity became tradition.
Sarah E. Dahl
Mary & Her Baby: Luther's View
The Reformer loved to dwell on the nativity. Here are a few of his thoughts.
Mary & Her Baby: Luther's View
Mary in the Imagination of the Church
Temple & Sword
At the temple, long before the cross, her son's cruel death pierced Mary.
Sarah Hinlicky Wilson
The Hidden Years
What did Mary do during the youth and ministry of her son?
Jeanne Stevenson-Moessner
Mary at the Cross
From three little verses in John has come a rich tradition of song and art.
Patrick Henry Reardon
The Queen Mother?
John seems to tap a Hebrew political tradition to show Mary in an exalted role.
Patrick Henry Reardon
Mary: Recommended Resources
A few good places for Protestants to explore the church's thought on the mother of our Lord.
Steven Gertz and Chris Armstrong
People Worth Knowing
Discovering devotional masters
Richard Foster
Turning Point
The Day God Settled the Bible Question for Billy Graham
Collin Hansen
The Doctor Who Followed Jesus to Africa
Dr. Timothy Johnson
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