Constantine, Athanasius, and Eusebius of Nicomedia: Central Figures of the First Council of Nicea The fourth century was a pivotal era for Christianity, marked by theological debates, imperial politics,
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Did You Know? Did you swim in Lake Susan? Go fishing there? Did you swim in Lake Susan? Go fishing there? Hop rocks along Flat Creek? Dam up crawdads in
The First Council of Nicea 1700 Years Ago The First Council of Nicea was the initial ecumenical council of the Christian Church. It was held in the Bithynian city of
Did You Know? Montreat’s “Mish Kids” This is the second article on the place of mission at Montreat. CLICK HERE for the first story on mission at Montreat. Young children
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Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence 250 Years Ago On April 30, 1819, the front page of the Raleigh Register and North-Carolina Gazette featured a manuscript titled “Declaration of Independence.” The text
My parents, James Cornelius and Sarah Annabella Clark Lipe, from Mooresville, NC, were among the first residents of Biltmore Village. Our two-story home had a wide front porch, shaded by
Did You Know? Missionary Commissioning in Montreat If you spent much time in Montreat during the summers from 1944-1982, you probably remember the missionary families who were here for training
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