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The Chunnel: Icon of National Cooperation



Thirty years ago, on July 29, 1987, British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and French President François Mitterrand signed an historic agreement to build a train tunnel under the English Channel. Its purpose was to allow faster and more efficient travel between France and England. This engineering marvel is called the Eurotunnel, Channel Tunnel, or affectionately, “the Chunnel.” This connection between Britain and France has benefited both sides, but what does this accomplishment portend for the future? Is it possible that the Eurotunnel could serve as a symbol of the type of cooperation all nations will one day exhibit?

Ending the "Generation Gap"



Studies show younger generations increasingly consider the elderly to be a “burden on society.” Is that true? What does God’s word reveal?

Miracles of the American Revolution



 Many are unaware of some of the details of America’s birth as a nation— including miraculous events that reveal the God of prophecy, who was working behind the scenes.

The Break with Rome



 This third installment of our special series on the truth behind the Protestant Reformation details the events that finally led Luther to break with the papacy!

Liberty’s Progress— The American Revolution from a British Perspective



 The war that divided the United States from British rule had a richer set of causes and effects than many people understand—and was used by God to fulfill His will for both nations. 

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