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Alcock, Deborah
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Deborah Alcock (1835-1913) was born and
raised in Ireland during the years of the potato famine, as the daughter of John Alcock, a
clergyman of the Reformed Church of England and Ireland. Like her father she was deeply interested
in mission work among Roman Catholics. Her books contain very accurate details of church history in
story form and belong to the best historical fiction ever written. Several have been translated
into Dutch, French, and German. Inheritance Publications is planning to republish most of her books
during the first decade of the third millennium. |
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Bowen, Marjorie
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Comrie, Margaret
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De Vries, Anne
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De Zeeuw, P.
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Meroff, Deborah
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Deborah Meroff, originally from Maine in
the USA, is a journalist for the international Christian mission, Operation Mobilization. |
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Penning,
Lawrence
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Prins, Piet
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Piet Prins is
the pen name for Pieter Jongeling (1909-1985). Mr. Jongeling was born in the northern
part of The Netherlands and studied to become a teacher. He indeed did teach for some
years, but soon became the international correspondent of a Dutch newspaper. In 1942 he was
arrested by the Germans and sent to a concentration camp. After the allied victory in 1945 he
returned to The Netherlands and became one of the most important journalists and politicians
in The Netherlands. For many years he was the editor of a Reformed Christian daily newspaper,
in which he wrote most of his children's books as serials under the name Piet Prins. The
first thing many people read when the newspaper arrived was these serials. In 1963 Mr.
Jongeling became member of the Dutch parliament for the Reformed Political Alliance. One
commentator mused: "What makes Jongeling such a remarkable parliamentarian? That's simple.
The man works like a horse! He is always fully informed. When Jongeling speaks, the house
listens."
Both as a journalist and a
statesman, Pieter Jongeling knew himself bound by the inspired Word of God and as such his labour
has born much fruit.
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Rang, William R.
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Tucker, Charlotte
Marie
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Van Bruggen, J.
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Van de Hulst,
W.G.
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Van der Waal, Dr.
C.
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Dr. C. Van der
Waal (1919-1980) is the author of numerous works in the areas of ecumenism, exegesis,
and church history, among them The Covenantal Gospel (about the unity of Old and New
Testament), Hal Lindsey and Biblical Prophecy, (about the Scriptural interpretation of Biblical
Prophecy, especially of the Book of Revelation), and Search the Scriptures (a ten volume guide for
Bible reading). |
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Van Halsema, Thea B.
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Mrs. Van Halsema served for many years
as professor of social work and dean of students at Kuyper College, formerly Reformed Bible
College, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, U.S.A. She has retired from her ministry of speaking, teaching,
counseling, and serving with her husband who led orientation programs in Mexico and the Middle
East. She is the author also of I Will Build My Church, With All My Heart, Three
Men Came to Heidelberg, Glorious Heretic: the Story of Guido de Bres, and Safari for
Seven. |
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Van Reest,
Rudolf
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Van Rijswijk,
Cor
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Van Rongen, G.
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