... founders' hopes were too ambitious, even allowing for the setback caused by the outbreak of the Great War...The number of students was bound to be small and the likelihood of the Institute serving Australasia ...
... life he opened a bible college in a building called Stone's folly with the aim of seeking with the students the secret to the life displayed in Acts.
They concentrated on the second experience of t ...
1st Great Awakening: America, Revival and Revivalism
Charles Grandison Finney is a key figure mentioned whenever revival is discussed. Students of Revival still devour his works as a key method of ...
... e, Oxford in 1732, as a servitor. A servitor was a student who to pay their bills, acted as servant to other richer students. It was during this time at Oxford that George came in contact with the fam ...
... ge and skill
- everyone went through a rigorous course of study. A group of students gathering around a famous teacher
- on application the teacher examined the student and decided to accept or reje ...