Evangelicals in the Church of England 1734-1984A&C Black, 1 cze 1992 - 424 A comprehensive and balanced history of the Evangelicals in the Church of England. |
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... Henry Johnson , Stories of Great Revivals ( 1906 ) , Ronald A. Knox , Enthusiasm : A Chapter in the History of Religion with Special Reference to the XVII and XVIII Centuries ( Oxford , 1950 ) , James Robe , Narrative : Revival of ...
... Henry Johnson , Stories of Great Revivals ( 1906 ) , Ronald A. Knox , Enthusiasm : A Chapter in the History of Religion with Special Reference to the XVII and XVIII Centuries ( Oxford , 1950 ) , James Robe , Narrative : Revival of ...
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... Henry Venn of Huddersfield , John Newton and William Cowper . We will be intro- duced to them , and to others , later and see something of their outstanding characters and achievements . Among the few Evangelical clergy who were ...
... Henry Venn of Huddersfield , John Newton and William Cowper . We will be intro- duced to them , and to others , later and see something of their outstanding characters and achievements . Among the few Evangelical clergy who were ...
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... Henry Venn.27 The majority of his parishioner appear to have ret- ained their rough ways , and his message went largely unheeded , though a few were helped by a school which he started . The results achieved by the preaching of Walker ...
... Henry Venn.27 The majority of his parishioner appear to have ret- ained their rough ways , and his message went largely unheeded , though a few were helped by a school which he started . The results achieved by the preaching of Walker ...
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... Henry Piers was converted largely through the influence of Charles Wesley in 1738. He was an original member of the Fetter Lane society and a close friend of the Wesleys . For many years he was vicar of Bexley . He died in 1770 ...
... Henry Piers was converted largely through the influence of Charles Wesley in 1738. He was an original member of the Fetter Lane society and a close friend of the Wesleys . For many years he was vicar of Bexley . He died in 1770 ...
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... Henry Crooke , who made Leeds a nodal point of Evangelical activity when he began to preach an Evangelical message in 1754 ; Richard Conyers at Helmsley in the North Riding , who was converted to an Evangelical ministry in 1758 ; John ...
... Henry Crooke , who made Leeds a nodal point of Evangelical activity when he began to preach an Evangelical message in 1754 ; Richard Conyers at Helmsley in the North Riding , who was converted to an Evangelical ministry in 1758 ; John ...
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