The story of William Borden had a huge impact upon me in my early twenties. This short video is worth watching.
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"God hath been faithful in doing great things for you; be faithful in this one, do your utmost for the preaching of the gospel in Ireland ...the land mourneth, and the people perish for want of knowledge." John Owen, addressing the House of Commons, February 1650
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"God hath been faithful in doing great things for you; be faithful in this one, do your utmost for the preaching of the gospel in Ireland ...the land mourneth, and the people perish for want of knowledge." John Owen, addressing the House of Commons, February 1650
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