Harriet Lane Johnston: Founder of St. Albans School for Boys by Homer T. Rosenberger Through the vision and philanthropy of a great lady, a famous school for boys came into existence in Washington, D. C., early in this century. During her lifetime Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnston as- sisted a number of

The Schmucker Myth and the Evangelical Alliance by John Abernathy Smith During the latter half of the nineteenth century the Evangeli- cal Alliance was regarded by American Protestants as their most significant agency for promoting Christian unity. The Evangelical Alliance is best known toward the