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The Life And Ministry Of Ebenezer Medhurst
By the urgent request of the Editor of the Earthen Vessel & Gospel Herald, I forward my Portrait, Origin, Call by Grace, Call to the Ministry, and Call to the Pastorate at Fleet, Hants., for insertion therein, with the earnest desire, that by it God may be honoured and glorified, His saints blest, and sinners called out of nature's darkness…
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The Life And Ministry Of J. Harlick
In “the race set before us” we all start naked, and helpless. I was born in the parish of Somersham, Hunts., August 24, 1851. My father was a godly man, but mother spent her years without hope. There was a family of twelve out of which I am the youngest. It can truly be said of me, I was "one…
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The Life And Ministry Of George Greenyer
Mr. George Greenyer was born into this world of sin and sorrow, at Denton, Sussex, July l6, 1822. Our departed brother was brought up to attend Church with his parents and family, until he was about seventeen years of age, when, in the Providence of God, he was removed to Brighton, where he attended the Parish Church, often conscious of…
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The Life And Ministry Of J. W. Bamber
I was born, June, 1849, in the town of Preston, in the county of Lancashire, England. I thank God that I was led to the Vauxhall Baptist Sunday-school, and there had the teaching of a God-honouring man. I received much sound Biblical knowledge, and the prayers of my dear grandmother, and her steadfastness in the truth of God, often comes…
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The Life And Ministry Of John Gibbens
My Dear Brother,—I had no idea when I related my call by grace and to the ministry at my Recognition Service, at which you were present, and heard it from my own lips, that you would ever wish it to be put into print, but as it is your desire I respond, and hope I may only say that which…
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The Life And Ministry Of Walter Jarman
Dear Brother,—At your request I will endeavour to give you, as well as I can, some little account of myself, and in doing so hope that something may be written that will be helpful to the little ones of Christ's flock, and, at the same time, exalt Hirn by whose grace I am what I am. There is nothing very…
