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The journey with God is not like a short trip where an individual returns to the place from where he or she began. God-designed journeys never return the sojourner to the starting place but to an yet-undiscovered destination. Although the journey will likely be filled with challenges along the way, our destination will be a place of joy, fulfilled longings, and intimacy with God. Abba's Heart: Wholeness Through Intimacy describes just such a journey. You're invited to come along!
Rev. Elijah P. Lovejoy was a well-known, and well-respected Presbyterian minister, as well as a journalist and outspoken abolitionist. He was responsible for the publication of numerous pro-abolition articles, letters, news, and other printed materials. Lovejoy was so passionate and committed to championing the freedom of his fellow man that he made the ultimate sacrifice for his beliefs, when a pro-slavery mob murdered him during an attack on his warehouse in 1837. He was immediately considered a martyr of the Abolitionist movement - and rightly so - and is still remembered as a brilliant man who understood that the abhorrent practice of slavery was fundamentally wrong.
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History of Owen Lovejoy's religious and political participation in the antislavery movment from 1838 to 1864.
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