Expanded article on liturgy, church architecture, and church history recently published in South Africa

This article by Dr. Jack Whytock explores the reformation of space for public Christian worship past and present. The article has three parts: 1st, a general survey of worship space at the eve of the Reformation; 2nd, the response of the Magisterial Reformers; and 3rd, the ongoing use of space for public worship, chiefly in the evangelical/reformed tradition.

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Library Books needed for an Overseas Partner Theological College

We are trying to help one of our partner colleges with some library books which are needed for core courses. This is for Dumisani in the Eastern Cape of South Africa. If you have any of these and would like to donate a copy please send it to Haddington House in Charlottetown. Thanks very much.

  1. William Hendriksen’s commentary on the Gospel of Mark  (two copies needed)
  2. William Hendriksen/Simon Kistemaker,  I Corinthians (two copies needed)
  3. Volume two only of M. Wilcock, Psalms, Vol 2 Bible Speaks Today (one copy needed)
  4. Tyndale commentary series, Motyer, Isaiah (one copy needed)
  5. Tyndale commentary series Gospel of John, Tasker (one copy needed)
  6. Earle Cairns, Christianity Through the Ages REVISED THIRD EDITION (three copies needed)
  7. Nick Needham 2,000 Years of Christ’s Power   Volume one to Four (two sets needed)
  8. Wayne Grudem, Systematic Theology  (two copies needed)
  9. J. I. Packer, Concise Theology (two copies needed)
  10. The Portable Seminary: A Master’s Level Overview in One Volume, ed. David Horton (three copies needed)
  11. John Stott, Acts, Bible Speaks Today (one copy needed)

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Haddington House Spring 2018 Newsletter now out

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Dear Friends,

I hope that you will enjoy reading updates in this Spring newsletter on the various aspects of ministry through Haddington House Trust. Before you begin reading, I want to take this opportunity to personally say “thank you” to the many who have sent cards, written emails, visited, helped, provided meals, and called during the recent illness of my wife, Nancy. Thank you so much for all your expressions of love and concern. We are now at the four-month point and we are still seeing many signs of continuing improvement. The road to recovery is long but thank you so much for surrounding us along the way. You have given tremendous encouragement.

Yours in the Lord,
Jack Whytock, Director

 

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