William Gadsby Bitesize Biography

William Gadsby Bitesize Biography

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William Gadsby Bitesize Biography by Ian J Shaw

Most people encounter William Gadsby through singing the small number of his hymns that are still in general use. In Strict Baptist circles his name continues to be held in high esteem for his work as a preacher, for his hymn book, and as founder of the Gospel Standard magazine. Although Gadsby is perhaps not so well known as many others of his time, Ian Shaw reveals him to be a unique but clear, earnest preacher who had the gospel at the centre of all he did. His ministry was shaped by his own poverty as a child, and he was able to touch people of all social backgrounds, preaching and ministering extensively to those both inside and outside the church. Yet his desire above all was to point people to Christ and he humbly did that, earning him the apt title of 'The Apostle of the North'.
Shaw, Ian J.: - Dr Ian J. Shaw served as a pastor, before undertaking a PhD in Church History at the University of Manchester. He then lectured in Church History at International Christian College, Glasgow, and is currently Director of the Langham Scholarship Programme in the UK, which supports the training of Christian leaders from the Developing World.
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ISBN 13 9780852349311
ISBN 10 0852349319
Titel William Gadsby Bitesize Biography
Autor Ian J Shaw
Serie Bitesize Biographies
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Evangelical Press
Erscheinungsjahr 2013-12-16
Seitenanzahl 160
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