Martyrs
of Jesus
Rev. 17:6
They have conquered Satan by
the blood of the Lamb and by the word of
their testimony for they loved not their
lives even unto death.
Revelation 12:11
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Intro to This Issue: I tell
you, my friends, Do not fear those
who can kill the body
Martyrdom
For You and for Me? by Tom
Caballes
Lessons
from Martyrs: On Running and
Otherwise, by James Munk
Normal
Christian Martyrdom, by Josef
Tson, & The
Blood of Christians
is Seed, by
Jeanne Kun
Cross-Bearers
of the King: The Mystery of Jesus'
Sacrifice, by Richard
Wurmbrand
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Witness
of Early
Christian
Martyrs:
Polycarp, Perpetua,
and Justin
Martyr
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Young Anglican and Catholic
Martyrs Who Gave their Lives
Together for Christ in Uganda
Ecumenical
Witness of
Modern Martyrs
and Persecuted Christians Today
Called
to Be Martyrs
in Our
Everyday Lives
and
Reflections
on Suffering,
by Lynne
May
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Raising
Up Disciples: A Pastoral
Approach for Parents in
Christian Community, by
Bob Tedesco
Some
Elements of
Discipleship
in Christian
Community,
by Bob Tedesco
Postmodernism,
Instability,
and Identity
Issues, by
Michael
Shaughnessy
Report
of the
International
Assembly 2018,
by Juan C.
Aragσn
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Taken by Love: A Tribute to Beth Melchor
Uneasy
with the World
and Longing to
be Home,
by Tom
Caballes
Hearing
God in the Abundance
of his Methods,
by Sam Williamson
Mission
Outreach in London,
by Rita El Hachem, and No Easy
Answers, by Meggie
Gretzinger
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Stephen:
A Garland,
by
Ana Perrem,
I
See his Blood
Upon the Rose,
by Joseph
Plunkett
Flowers
of Lebanon, A
watercolor Series,
by David Kurani
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Living Bulwark
is committed to fostering
renewal of the whole
Christian people: Catholic,
Protestant, and Orthodox. We
especially want to give
witness to the charismatic,
ecumenical, evangelistic,
and community dimensions of
that renewal. Living
Bulwark seeks to equip
Christians to grow in
holiness, to apply Christian
teaching to their lives, and
to respond with faith and
generosity to the working of
the Holy Spirit in our day.
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