25th August: Today in Christian History

25th August: Today in Christian History - The New Man Movement

 

25th August, 1649

On this day, Thomas Shepard, a Puritan pastor in Cambridge, Massachusetts, remembered for his heartfelt spiritual counsel. His passing on this day was noted as a time when "never enough [was] done to satisfy" his ministry.

25th August, 1817

On this day, Josef Mohr, an Austrian clergyman who penned Silent Night. On this, he began his assistant pastor role in Oberndorf, marking a key step in his musical and spiritual career.

25th August 25, 1850

John Mackenzie, a Presbyterian missionary doctor from England who served in China was born. He established a hospital and medical school in 1880–81, dedicating his life to healing and evangelism until succumbing to smallpox at age 36.

25th August 25, 1864

On this day, John Henry Jowett, a beloved Congregational preacher from Halifax, England, celebrated for his influence in both the UK and the U.S was born. He was known for emphasizing the Christian home in his ministry.

25th August, 1895

Andrew Murray, a South African Dutch Reformed pastor, author, and devotional writer. He recorded significant spiritual reflections on this day, marking that date as a milestone in his spiritual journey.





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