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1963 Birmingham protests: Black children face police during the Birmingham Children's Crusade for civil rights in Alabama.
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The Birmingham Children Who Changed America

Birminghamยท 1963

In May 1963, over a thousand Black schoolchildren marched in Birmingham, Alabama, facing fire hoses and police dogs, catalysing the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Dorchester, MD: Harriet Tubman's ordinary moment guidance while enslaved. Hearing God housework prepared her for the Underground Railroad.
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She First Heard God While Sweeping a Floor

Dorchester Countyยท 1840s

Before she became the legendary conductor of the Underground Railroad, Harriet Tubman was an enslaved woman sweeping floors and carrying water.

Historical photo: George Muller's orphanage Bristol. A physical act of faith: staff setting the table with empty plates, trusting in prayer and pro...
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Three Hundred Orphans, Empty Plates, and the Man Who Set the Table Anyway

Bristolยท 1840s-1890s

George Muller, who ran orphanages in Bristol without ever asking for money, instructed his staff to set tables with empty plates for 300 orphans when...

Historical photo: Desmond Doss, a conscientious objector, serving without weapons on Hacksaw Ridge, Okinawa. Medal of Honor recipient.
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Desmond Doss: The Soldier Who Saved 75 Men Without a Weapon

Okinawaยท 1945

Desmond Doss saved 75 wounded soldiers at Hacksaw Ridge without a weapon, praying "Lord, help me get one more." First conscientious objector Medal of Honor.

19th-century image: John Paton missionary in Vanuatu, receiving missionary protection. Animals alert danger near Tanna village.
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The Missionary Who Slept While Cobras Guarded His Door

Tannaยท 1860s

Missionary John G. Paton on the island of Tanna survived multiple assassination attempts in the 1860s, protected by what attackers described as shining...

Dogs howled and refused to board as the Titanic set sail from Southampton โ€” while pastor John Harper prepared to preach until the very end
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The Dog That Wouldn't Board the Titanic

Southampton to North Atlanticยท April 1912

Documented accounts of dogs exhibiting unusual distress before the Titanic sailed, alongside the story of pastor John Harper, who used his final moments...

Brave missionary Mary Slessor in Calabar, Nigeria. Witnessing God in the jungle and saving twins.
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Mary Slessor: Barefoot in the Jungle, Saving Lives

Calabarยท 1876-1915

Mary Slessor left the slums of Dundee for the jungles of Calabar, Nigeria, where she spent nearly forty years walking barefoot through the rainforest,...

San Diego: Franklin Hall's impactful fasting prayer revival ignited the Healing Revival movement. Historical gathering.
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Franklin Hall Fasted and Ignited the Healing Revival of 1947

San Diegoยท 1946-1947

Pastor Franklin Hall organized corporate fasting gatherings in San Diego in 1946 and published a book on fasting that influenced William Branham, Oral...

Rees Howells in mission Africa during the influenza pandemic. Gazaland saw life through fasting intercession.
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How Rees Howells Fasted Through a Plague and Nobody Died

Gazalandยท 1918

During the 1918 influenza pandemic, Welsh missionary Rees Howells fasted and interceded for his district in southern Africa.

Missionary John Hyde known as Praying Hyde leads fasting revival prayer at 1904 Sialkot Convention with Indian believers in Punjab
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How John Hyde Fasted Until a Revival Swept Through India

Sialkotยท 1904

Missionary John Hyde fasted for thirty days before the 1904 Sialkot Convention in India, sparking a revival that brought hundreds to faith and transformed...

Elderly Dutch watchmaker Casper ten Boom reads Bible to family in 1940s Haarlem home that became the famous Hiding Place story sanctuary
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A Father Read the Bible Every Night โ€” His Family Saved 800 Lives

Haarlemยท 1944

Dutch watchmaker Casper ten Boom read the Bible to his children nightly for decades.

Businessman in 1930s suit kneeling in chapel pew during JC Penney testimony of finding God after losing fortune in 1929 crash
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J.C. Penney Lost $40 Million, Cried Out to God, and Rebuilt Everything

Battle Creekยท 1929-1951

J.C. Penney lost his $40 million fortune in the 1929 crash, hit bottom in a sanitarium, cried out to God in a chapel, then rebuilt to over $1 billion by 1951.

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