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Metropolitan Tabernacle

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Watch Douglas Whitley as Spurgeon:   The Metropolitan Tabernacle in London is one of the most influential Baptist churches in the history of English Nonconformity. Closely associated with the ministry of Charles Haddon Spurgeon, it became a center of evangelical preaching in the nineteenth century and remains an active congregation today. The origins of the Metropolitan Tabernacle trace back to Read more...
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Bishop Lancelot Andrewes Tomb

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Lancelot Andrewes (1555–1626) was one of the most learned and influential churchmen of early modern England. A leading figure in the development of Anglican theology and a principal contributor to the translation of the King James Bible, Andrewes combined deep scholarship with pastoral devotion, shaping both the language of English Scripture and the identity of the post-Reformation Church. Andrewes was Read more...