The History of Crossgar Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster

The History of Crossgar Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster

by Sharon Dick, Glynn Moore

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St. Patrick's Day, 17th March 1951, is a memorable day for those foundation members of the Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster. It was the day when a small group of God's blood-washed people heeded the trumpet-call for separation from the end-time religious apostasy which surrounded them, and with God's help took their stand outside the camp to bear the reproach of Christ's lovely Name. They raised the flag of testimony for all that God is for, and the flag of opposition and defiance against all that God is against. In this book the story of that memorable day, the birth day, the Pentecost of the Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster, took place. This valuable compilation reveals the story as it unfolded. - Foreword.

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