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10 mins read|09/29/22Today on the Almanac, we remember William of Tyre, the Medieval Chronicler in Jerusalem and beyond.
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10 mins read|09/28/22Today on the Almanac, we discuss the idea of a seminary and remember the first graduate Seminary in America.
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10 mins read|09/27/22Today on the Almanac, we talk about all things Jesuit - including when they were accused of sinking the Titanic.
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10 mins read|09/26/22Today on the Almanac, Dan tries to get to the bottom of the legend of Missionary and American Legend: Johnny Appleseed.
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1 min read|09/24/22Weekend Edition for September 24-25, 2022
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11 mins read|09/23/22Today on the Almanac, we remember the Dutch doctor that fused his Christian faith, the Enlightenment, and Medicine.
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2 mins read|09/22/22Christians today need to realize that they live in a secular age.
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11 mins read|09/22/22Today on the Almanac, we remember the author of perhaps the most often sung hymn in the English language.
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11 mins read|09/21/22Today on the Almanac, we remember Matthias Zell and the beginning of the Reformation Strasbourg.
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10 mins read|09/20/22Today on the Almanac, we remember Charles Williams, the “oddest inkling.”
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10 mins read|09/19/22Today on the Almanac, we remember Theodore of Tarsus and the creation of the English Church.
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19 mins read|09/18/22Hymns were a means by which people were brought into direct contact with the Gospel that brought justifying faith. Set to music, they could readily memorize it, take it home with them, and rehearse its messages around the hearth and at work.
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