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Richard M. Hannula

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Richard M. Hannula



Mr. Richard Hannula received a B.A. in history from the University of Southern California and was selected for membership in the Phi Beta Kappa National Honor Society. Mr. Hannula holds a master's in education from the University of Washington.

He is the author of Our Northwest Heritage: A History of the Pacific Northwest from a Christian Perspective and Trial and Triumph: Stories from Church History.

He serves as principal of Covenant High School (in Tacoma, WA) and also teaches history, math, and speech. Richard Hannula, his wife, and their five children reside in University Place, Washington.
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“We are to render good for evil," she urged the Huguenots. "Hate and Christianity are incompatible. We must seek peace with all.”
Richard M. Hannula, Trial and Triumph: Stories from Church History

“Get into your heart more of that good Bible. It will give you light.”
Richard M. Hannula, Heralds of the Reformation: Thirty Biographies of Sheer Grace

“At times he forced the conquered people, under the threat of violence, to accept Christianity and submit to baptism. Naturally, many of these people resented Christianity because of it. Alcuin advised Charlemagne to win the people to Christ through faithful preaching and kindness. "If the light yoke of Christ were preached to the stubborn Saxons as much as the duty to give money," he told Charlemagne, "perhaps they would not reject the sacrament of baptism. What is the use of baptism without faith," Alcuin said. "A man can be forced to baptism, but not forced to believe.”
Richard M. Hannula, Trial and Triumph: Stories from Church History



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