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The Story of the 'John Bunyan' of Wales [Paperback]
by Tim Shenton
Author
Tim Shenton
Book Format
Paperback / softback
Publisher
Day One
Weight
204g
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Christmas Evans No Ordinary Preacher
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Author
Tim Shenton
Book Format
Paperback / softback
Publisher
Day One
Weight
204g
Page Count
154
Dimensions
145 x 206 x 10 mm
ISBN
9781846251306
ISBN-10
1846251303
Eden Code
1235561
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Author/Creator: Tim Shenton
ISBN: 9781846251306
Publisher: Day One
Weight: 204g
Dimensions: 145 x 206 x 10 mm
Eden Code: 1235561
15 years ago
The publisher writes – ‘Christmas Evans (1766-1838) was described by D.M.Lloyd-Jones as ‘the greatest preacher that the Baptists have ever had in Great Britain’.
I read through this book with a sense of wonder. First how a man from such humble beginnings was able through his own perseverance to rise above the many difficulties of his early life, to come to Christ and be offered free tuition at his Pastor’s school; not only did he have to learn the usual lessons but the English language too: but then to start preaching at an early age long before others thought him ready, and after he had lost an eye in a street attack. He steadily grew in his faith and moved his allegiance to the Baptists who he was to serve for the rest of his life. This is a fascinating history of the times, with Christmas Evans being a leading light throughout the land of Wales, facing many trials but always pressing on to preach to yet more needy people.
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15 years ago
The publisher writes – ‘Christmas Evans (1766-1838) was described by D.M.Lloyd-Jones as ‘the greatest preacher that the Baptists have ever had in Great Britain’.
I read through this book with a sense of wonder. First how a man from such humble beginnings was able through his own perseverance to rise above the many difficulties of his early life, to come to Christ and be offered free tuition at his Pastor’s school; not only did he have to learn the usual lessons but the English language too: but then to start preaching at an early age long before others thought him ready, and after he had lost an eye in a street attack. He steadily grew in his faith and moved his allegiance to the Baptists who he was to serve for the rest of his life. This is a fascinating history of the times, with Christmas Evans being a leading light throughout the land of Wales, facing many trials but always pressing on to preach to yet more needy people.
The Good Book Stall
Publisher
