Rev. Cornelius Hanko

Reverend Cornelius Hanko was the son of Herman and Jennie Hanko. His parents were born in the Netherlands. His father was a member of the State Church (Hervormde Kerk) and his mother was a member of the Secession (Afscheiding) of 1834. As a painter, Mr. Hanko provided for the needs of his family. Th

Less Than the Least: Memoirs of Cornelius Hanko

Interview with Rev. C. Hanko (4): 1960 and Beyond

Hanko

Letter to the Members of the Congregation at Philadelphia (4)

H. Hanko

Two Swords

Hanko is a retired minister of the Protestant Reformed Churches. He is a member of Hudsonville Protestant Reformed Church in Hudsonville, Michigan. Jonathan, Philistines

Desiring the Best Gifts

Cornelius Hanko is an emeritus minister in the Protestant Reformed Churches. Ques. 113. What doth the tenth commandment require of us?  Ans. That even the smallest inclination or thought, contrary to any of God's commandments, never rise in our hearts; but that at all times we hate all sin with our

Comment on James Arminius / The American Clergy and the Basic Truths / The Reformed Church in France

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Prof. Herman Hanko

The son of Rev. and Mrs. Cornelius Hanko, Professor Herman Hanko was born in Hull, Iowa. Prof. Hanko lived in three different places before coming to Grand Rapids, Michigan. He lived in Hull for five years, then he and his family moved to Oak Lawn, Illinois, for ten years. He spent three years in Ma

Rev. C. Hanko – Chapter 18: A Time of Growth

Rev. C. Hanko

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