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W.E.C Newspaper |
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With history including the first W.E.C. headquarters. |
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The home of C.T. Studd |
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17 Highland Road, London, S.E.19, was the first headquarters of W.E.C. |
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Notice of Norman's Military Cross was published in the London Gazette |
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About 1913 - Picnic at Marlborough |
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The Grubb Children: |
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Priscilla Grubb, Paul Grubb and Ruth Voyle |
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Two Great Souls |
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Rachel Scott with Norman |
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Dan Stone, Laruie Hills and Norman Grubb in England - 1979 |
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In Australia with a little friend. 1950's |
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At Norman and Pauline’s 60th Wedding Anniversary…Dec. 1979 with Kay Krattli |
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With Joyce Davis at Pocono Retreat in 1960 |
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With nephew, Richard Barclay…1991 |
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With Virginia Kennedy and her children on a visit in 1959 |
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Norman and Phil Jordan on his 98th birthday. |
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Norman Grubb Portrait |
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by Jim Seward that hung at International Christian Leadership's Fellowship House |
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William Nagenda & Family |
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William was very involved in the Rwanden Revival and worked closely with Dr. Joe Church. |
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Rubi |
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NPG, from the days when he was known as Rubi. |
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Postscript on a letter from Norman |
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"Remember you are already wholly in His hand. He has joined Himself to you, and you to Him - so just dare to recognize this. Don't - "give yourself" to Him - just recognize that He has you whether you like it or not!"
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Norman and Pauline at home. |
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Photos on mantle l to r Norman and Pauline; the Three Cricketing Brothers, J.E.K, C.T. and G.B Studd; Henry Percy Grubb, Norman's father; C.T. Studd in Africa; Mrs. C.T. Studd (Priscilla) and Linton Woods who gave him the money to build the house. |
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Norman digging into a favorite book.... |
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Jacob Boehme or William Law, perhaps? |
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Getting ready at 92 to go on a boating adventure with friends in the South. |
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Norman at a home meeting in the 1970's |
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NPG in a home meeting in the 1980's |
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Norman seeing his favorite meal being brought in for his 90th birthday...a McDonald's hamburger and fries!
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Norman with Elliot and Mary Tepper, |
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WEC missionaries who have a work called Betel dealing with those who have AIDS, three weeks before the Lord took him.
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Norman with his nurse, Cheryl. |
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After he was housebound. It was Cheryl who was with him when he was "glorified". |
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Norman at Home |
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Spring 1991 |
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Mrs. Studd |
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It was her only time to see her husband, C.T. the whole time that he was in Africa . . . the last 16 years of their marriage. |
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NPG with Fred and Jan Pruitt |
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at a conference in Louisville |
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Norman's home in the Congo |
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Rees Howells, Norman Grubb, Pauline Grubb, Mrs. Howell, unidentified woman |
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Norman at Tony and Bette Ketcham's |
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Norman speaking |
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at the September meeting at the Buntings in the 1980's |
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Norman at a home meeting, using his favorite reference book! |
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Norman’s pre-war knee injury gave him problems in his war service. His injury was sustained in his trial rugby match when a master tackled him. He refers to this on page 26 of his autobiography |
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Norman’s decommission papers dated Jan 6, 1919 at Fovant, near Salisbury Wilshire. |
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Norman’s papers for return to England for treatment on his knee. No 10 (Cause for Return Large body in knee joint) The problem was an inflammation of a 3 yr old dinjury, caused by his tent blowing down in a storm. |
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C. T. Studd the Cricketeer |
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C.T. Studd in the heart of Africa |
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The Studd Girls |
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The Four Olive Branches |
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The Studd Girls |
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The Four Olive Branches |
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