My War Diary
Walter Culliford was the editor of Seed Thoughts and later of The Bible League Quarterly. Recently his daughter Violet sent her father’s war diary to EN — a document that chronicles his experiences as a soldier in the First World War from 1915-1919. He served three years overseas in France, Greece, Egypt, and Palestine.
After recording the general movements and experiences of his life with the army, he goes on to specifically deal with the spiritual and religious aspects of this difficult time.
Everyone in the world... in the Word
Recently I went to my normal weekly church Bible study meeting (we are studying Romans) and had an enjoyable time of fellowship and study.
The next day I was due to sit in on a Bible study run by Community Bible Study International, and I have to admit to wondering what it would offer that would be distinct from my normal group. Of course, the fundamentals were similar — such as prayer and a focus on studying the Bible to understand it and apply it to one’s own life. There were however, differences about this ministry, and I found myself firmly convinced of the high value it has as a way of reaching people and strengthening their faith by grounding them ever more in the Bible.