Jonas was born to Hannah (Halstead) and John Coe on March 20, 1759 in New Hampstead, New York. He was a grandson of Samuel Coe who had emigrated from Suffolkshire, England to the American colonies about 1712. One...
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A Survey of Presbyterian Mission History in Africa, Whytock, 2023
[This notice was first posted November 23, 2023 and is here repositioned before the notice for volume 2 posted May 20, 2026. At the end of this notice is a link to the post for volume 2.] BOOK NOTICE–On January 1...
T.V. Moore, Why Are You Not A Communicant?
The tract “Why Are You Not A Communicant” was published without identification of the author, but he has been identified as T. V. Moore (1818-1871) by his son, T. Verner Moore (1856-1926). At the time he was senior...
Review, God’s Ambassadors, Chad Van Dixhoorn
The period beginning with Henry VIII then continuing through Lord Protector Oliver Cromwell was a tumultuous era of England’s history. Henry VIII’s quest for a male heir led to a break with the papacy and establishment...
Review, Redeeming Our Thinking About History, Vern Poythress
Even though it was said over a hundred years ago, the following comment by an important American industrialist would find many sympathizers today. History is more or less bunk. It’s tradition. We don’t want tradition...
Review, With All Your Heart, A. Craig Troxel
As A. Craig Troxel points out in With All Your Heart: Orienting Your Mind, Desires, and Will Toward Christ, Crossway, 2020, the English word heart translates one Greek and two Hebrew words found in Scripture and it is...







