Oct. 26 in Christian History

1779 - Anglican clergyman and hymnwriter John Newton wrote in a letter: 'The Lord is so rich that He easily can - so good that He certainly will - give His children more than He will ever take away.

1813 - Birth of Henry T. Smart, English sacred organist. Though largely self-taught, Smart published many compositions, two of which are still popular as hymn tunes: LANCASHIRE ("Lead On, O King Eternal") and REGENT SQUARE ("Angels From the Realms of Glory").

1889 - Birth of Millar Burrows, American archaeologist. Director of the American School of Oriental Research at Jerusalem 1931-32, 1947-48), Burrows' most popular published work was "What Mean These Stones?" (1941).

1948 - The Pentecostal Fellowship of North America was organized at Des Moines, Iowa. The associationWard has revealed five of them. Here they are:

Frontier is located on a space station and consists of a single corridor and several side paths.

This is your typical CoD map that appears in every game of the series with slight changes.

Throwback is also located on a space station, but for some reason, it looks like an advertisement park of the late 50s.

You will find yourself in the center of a large ring that is connected with several opposing avenues.

Frost, just like the name suggests, is a research facility located on a frozen surface of the Jupiter’s moon Europa.

Unlike other maps, this one offers vertical engagement that is introduced for the first time in the series.

Breakout is another snowy location, this time atop a high mountain.

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