Simonetta Carr

ÒBenjamin Breckinridge Warfield is often called the ÔLion of PrincetonÕ because of the ferocity with which he pounced on any departure from his bel...

Schizophrenia doesn’t just afflict our loved ones; it slowly replaces them with a stranger we no longer know or understand. It’s a harrowing, bewil...

Byang Kato grew up in Nigeria in a family devoted to juju, a religion of magic and superstition. Although from a young age he planned to become a j...

Charles Spurgeon is considered one of the greatest preachers in the history of Christianity. In this book, Simonetta Carr informs us how young Char...

From before the creation of our world, God intended to have a people to love forever, enjoying their company as they enjoyed His. Jesus told his di...

A Nonconformist preacher and writer of the seventeenth century, John Bunyan is well known as the author of Pilgrim’s Progress, the epic tale of Chr...

At age twenty, Julia Gonzaga was one of the most envied women in Italy. A property owner, she entertained artists, poets, and musicians at her cast...

Five hundred years ago, a monk named Martin Luther wrote ninety-five questions, hoping to start a discussion about sin and repentance at the Univer...

The name St. Patrick is associated with Irish legend and modern holidays. But why is he really worth remembering? In this beautifully illustrated b...

No one could have imagined that the frail, seven-year-old slave girl who arrived in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1761 would become the first published...

While books about the lives of women in church history are abundant, in this book Simonetta Carr focuses on the important questions they asked—rele...

Olympia Morata (1526–1555) is a girl far ahead of her time. Appointed tutor to a duchess’s children, Olympia looks forward to a bright future—when ...