The Last Appeal
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Charles Wesley (Hymnwriter)
(1707 - 1788)
"O for a thousand tongues to sing / My dear Redeemer's praise / The glories of my God and King, / The triumphs of his gr...
Sarah Edwards (Jonathan Edwards' wife)
(1710 - 1758)
The Backdrop For the sake of context, let’s remember that Jonathan and Sarah’s whole lives were lived in the colonies...
George Whitefield (Evangelist)
(1714 - 1770)
George Whitefield was born at Gloucester in 1714. His mother kept the Bell Inn, and appears not to have prospered in bus...
David Brainerd (American missionary)
(1718 - 1747)
Born to a farming family in Haddam, Connecticut, Brainerd soon turned his aspirations to the clergy and a life of study....
John Newton (Sailor)
(1725 - 1807)
“Amazing Grace” is one of the most beloved hymns of the last two centuries. The soaring spiritual describing profound re...
Hannah More (English writer)
(1745 - 1833)
Beyond any doubt, Hannah More was the most influential female member of the Society for Effecting the Abolition of the A...
Henry Alline (Writer)
(1748 - 1784)
Henry Alline’s early years He was born and received his early education in Newport, Rhode Island and his family moved t...
Andrew Fuller (Minister)
(1754 - 1815)
Fuller was born in Soham, Cambridgeshire, England, where in 1775 he was ordained pastor of the Baptist church. Originall...
William Wilberforce (Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom)
(1759 - 1833)
William Wilberforce was born in 1759 in Hull, East Yorkshire. He graduated from Cambridge University with the intention...
Charles Simeon (Mentor)
(1759 - 1836)
"On the Wednesday of Holy Week began a hope of mercy. On the Thursday, that hope increased. On … Easter Day … I awoke wi...
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