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John Newton - slave trader, poet, and preacher. (1725 – 1807)
 
John Henry Newton Jr. born in Wapping, London, son of John Henry Newton Sr. and Elizabeth Newton (nee Seatclife). His father a shipmaster in the Mediterranean service was educated at Jesuit College in Spain .His mother a godly women, brought John up as a Nonconformist [...]

In 1840 a baby boy named James Russell was born in Frankfort Spring, Pennsylvania, to his parents James Alexander Miller and Eleanor Creswell (both were of Irish-Scottish ancestors). Frankfort Springs is in the southern portion of Beaver County, on the banks of the Big Traverse which was a small mill steam which drained what is [...]

A.W. Pink was born in Great Britain in 1886 and he bowed his knee to the Lord his Saviour in 1908.
He immigrated to the United States and studied at Moody Bible Institute. He became a teaching Baptist preacher - evangelist and an author. Many people believe that Arthur Pink was one of the great [...]

Horatius Bonar D.D. (1808 – 1889)
Horatius Bonar D.D. A Scottish author, poet, and preacher who wrote many hymns of our faith, was born on December 19, 1808, in Old Broughton, Edinburgh, Scotland, and he died on July 31, 1889, in Edinburgh, Scotland. Horatius was the son of James Bonar and was one of eleven children, [...]

Horatius Bonar D.D. (1808 – 1889)
Horatius Bonar D.D. A Scottish author, poet, and preacher who wrote over 600 hymns of our faith, was born on December 19, 1808, in Old Broughton, Edinburgh, Scotland, and he died on July 31, 1889, in Edinburgh, Scotland. Horatius was the son of James Bonar and was one of eleven [...]