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Billy Bray Grave

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Billy Bray (1794–1868), often affectionately known as the “King’s Son,” was one of the most colorful and beloved figures in the history of Methodism in Cornwall, England. His life stands as a powerful testimony to personal transformation, joyful faith, and the enduring influence of humble yet wholehearted Christian devotion. Though he was not a formally trained minister, Bray’s exuberant spirit Read more...