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Olney Baptist Church

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Olney Baptist Church is one of the most historically significant Baptist congregations in England, closely associated with the evangelical revival of the eighteenth century and the lives of two influential figures, John Newton and William Cowper. Located in the market town of Olney, the church has long been a center of Nonconformist worship and spiritual influence. The origins of the Read more...