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Memorial Tablet Font Firkin Former Union Chapel Brighton

Henry Varley Grave

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The Life, Legacy, and Impact of Henry Varley Henry Varley (1835–1912) was an English evangelist whose life and ministry played a significant role in the revivalist movements of the nineteenth century. Though not as widely remembered as some of his contemporaries, Varley’s influence reached far beyond his immediate sphere, particularly through his association with prominent figures such as Dwight L. Read more...
1286px Former St Marks Church Eastern Road Kemptown Brighton NHLE Code 1380483 February 2014 1 768x645

St Mark’s Church (Brighton)

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A past vicar, Rev. E.B. Elliott, was the father of Emily Elizabeth Steele Elliott. Emily wrote the popular Christmas hymn “Thou didst leave Thy throne” for the use of the church. Wikipedia: Among Christmas hymns designed for children, two popular ones were written by Elliott. One begins with the line, “There came a little child to earth,” which was popular Read more...