George Whitefield The Great Awakener. A modern study of the Evangelical Revival. [NUMBERED LIMITED ED. SIGNED PRESENTATION COPY BY THE AUTHOR]
Published by London: Sampson, Low, Marston & Co. Ltd. Undated: Ca. 1930., 1930
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Octavo [9.00 tall x 6.00 wide]. A signed presentation copy by the author. This is a deluxe edition of 110 copies only of which 100 were for sale and ten for distribution by the author of which this is one. In excellent, clean and sound condition. Signed to the front end paper. B&W plates throughout the volume. A nice copy for the collector of Whitefield books. Albert David Belden (17 February 1883 14 December 1964) English Congregational minister and anti-vivisectionist. Belden was born at Great Dover Street, London to William Belden and Hester Evans. He was educated at Wilson's School and trained for the Congregational ministry at New College London. He obtained his BD at London University. He was pastorate at South Bar Congregational Church in Banbury from 1908 until 1912. He became first minister of Crowstone Congregational Church, Westcliff-on-Sea in 1912 and 1927 became superintendent minister of Whitefield s Central Mission at Tottenham Court Road. Belden was an evangelical preacher who was inspired by George Whitefield. He authored George Whitefield: The Awakener in 1930. He preached throughout the United States and was awarded an honorary DD by Ursinus College, Pennsylvania. In 1934, he established a psychological clinic at the London University for patients and hosted weekly lectures for ministers. He resigned from Whitefield s Central Mission in 1939 to devote his time to activism and writing. In April 1939, Belden was the official delegate of the National Peace Council, bearing a petition with 1,062,000 names requesting American support of world-wide peace. He founded the Pax Christi League and was a member of the Fellowship of Reconciliation. In 1948, he became honorary superintendent the Pilgrim Fathers Memorial Church in London. He authored articles for Manchester Evening News, the Philosophical Society and was chairman of the Congregational Quarterly. He died at his home in Putney, aged 81. Bound in publishers cushioned faux-leather binding. Lettered in gilt to the spine. Solid and sound with only the usual sun-fading to the spine otherwise sound and with minimal wear. MULTIPLE ADDITIONAL PHOTO IMAGES AVAILABLE. CONTACT US TO REQUEST.…
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- Title
- George Whitefield The Great Awakener. A modern study of the Evangelical Revival. [NUMBERED LIMITED ED. SIGNED PRESENTATION COPY BY THE AUTHOR]
- Author
- Belden, Albert David
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- London: Sampson, Low, Marston & Co. Ltd. Undated: Ca. 1930.
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- 1930
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- Signed
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- Binding
- Hardcover
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- Methodist & Wesleyan Theology
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