“McIntire Maxims is a new name I’ve given to Freedom Is My Business", a book of quotations compiled on the occasion of Dr. Carl McIntire’s 50th Anniversary in the Bible Presbyterian Church of Collingswood, New Jersey, October 1, 1933 to October 2, 1983 ...
As a disciple of Dr. McIntire, I have taken the liberty to reprint this book of quotations. The observations of McIntire on the Bible, the Church, on Home and Nation and on the Philosophy of Life are gems that must be preserved for the new generation.” - by the author, Rev. Dr. Timothy Tow (1920-2009).
Timothy Tow Siang Hui (28 December 1920 – 20 April 2009) was a Singaporean pastor who founded the Bible-Presbyterian Church. He was also founding principal of the Far Eastern Bible College.
Tow was educated at the Anglo-Chinese School. He was influenced first by John Sung, and later by Carl McIntire. He studied at Faith Theological Seminary and was ordained in Geneva in 1950 at a special meeting of the Philadelphia Presbytery of the Bible Presbyterian Church. Tow returned to Singapore and became pastor of the Life Church English Service at Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church. In 1955, he led a group out of the Chinese Presbyterian Synod to form the Bible-Presbyterian Church. Tow's congregation became known as Life Bible-Presbyterian Church (Life BPC). He later returned to Faith Theological Seminary and completed a Master of Sacred Theology degree.