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It Happened Today in Christian History
May 25, 1825: Death in Bristol, England, of Baptist hymnwriter John Ryland after saying “no more pain.” He had helped William Carey organize the first Baptist mission and had written the hymn “Lord, teach a little child to pray.”
John Ryland experienced the freedom of not needing to be known — a freedom that fueled a remarkably productive and faithful life.
by Ryan Griffith | John Ryland (1753–1825) published his first book at age 12 — an accomplishment not nearly as impressive as the fact that he had learned to read Hebrew by age 4, had translated the entire Greek New Testament at 8, and was proficient in Latin and French...
Through floods and flames, if Jesus lead, I'll follow where He goes.
John Ryland, “In All My Lord’s Appointed Ways”
In that respect, consider this wild off-road motorcycle to be a gift to those haters, and what Ryland calls a “huge balloon-tired middle finger.” Meet the Classified Moto BW650. Ryland says his first ever bike was a Yamaha BW200, and ever since he’s wanted to give one a bigger, street-able motor.
Manchester 2015
Proud of you, Manchester! Powerhouse of the North, land of slick hair and skinny jeans, launch pad of music (Oasis, The Smiths, Elbow, Badly Down Boy, Joy Division…), setting of the Industrial Revolution, and 26th on the New York Times’ 52 places to go in 2015. By edging it’s way into the list, Manchester has kicked off beautiful Yorkshire (sorry cousins tup Norf!) and Cartmel in the Lake…
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