On Heroes of the Faith this week we are talking about the Congolese uprising. After the Second World War many parts of Africa were ‘used’ in the power tussle between America and Russia. In 1964, in the Congo, the ruling government was ousted by a communist-led force of Congolese consisting …
Heroes of the Faith this week features Paul White. Paul became a doctor who went out to Africa. When his wife became too sick he returned to Australia. He was initially depressed and wondering what his life was to achieve. He started to write stories based on his life in Africa and …
Heroes of the Faith this week features Albert Schweitzer. Albert was known as a great humanitarian, a Nobel Peace prize winner, a great academic and organist. But he was so much more. Learn why Allan Davis ranks him as a Hero of the Faith.
Heroes of the Faith this week features William McKenzie, an Australian hero. He also became a hero amongst the Australian troops on the front in the First World War. Learn how this man had a welcoming crowd of over 3000 when he returned to Australia.
Heroes of the Faith this week features David Claydon. David began his life with no name, no living parents, no papers and very little hope for a good future. Learn how God turned around the life of this little boy and enabled him to make a valuable contribution to society.
Heroes of the Faith this week features Epaphroditus. The life of Epaphroditus can be found in the Bible, but you can be forgiven if you don’t recognise his name. The Apostle Paul wrote of him in very glowing terms. Learn why Paul spoke so highly of him.
