When William Wilberforce and the Clapham Group emerged in mid-eighteenth-century England, a godless and repressive world prevailed. Eventually, they succeeded in making "goodness fashionable" once again. This powerful book gives hope and guidance to twenty-first-century Christians facing a similar situation.
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The Rev. Dr Clifford Hill is a theologian and advisor to the British government on social and family issues.
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Church of England, Hannah More, John Venn, Henry Thornton, Industrial Revolution, Clapham Saints, Clapham Community, Oxford Movement, Holy Spirit, William Wilberforce, Clapham Sect, House of Commons, New Testament, Anglican Church, Christian Observer, Lord Jesus, New York, Zachary Macaulay, Church of Scotland, French Revolution, John Stott, John Thornton, John Wimber, Prime Minister, West Indies New!
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Church of England, Hannah More, John Venn, Henry Thornton, Industrial Revolution, Clapham Saints, Clapham Community, Oxford Movement, Holy Spirit, William Wilberforce, Clapham Sect, House of Commons, New Testament, Anglican Church, Christian Observer, Lord Jesus, New York, Zachary Macaulay, Church of Scotland, French Revolution, John Stott, John Thornton, John Wimber, Prime Minister, West Indies New!
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- The Oxford Movement by R.W. Church on 15 pages
- Real Christianity (Essential Christian Library) by William Wilberforce on 4 pages
- John Venn and the Clapham Sect by Michael Murray Hennell on 4 pages
- Lighten Their Darkness: The Evangelical Mission to Working-Class London, 1828-1860 by Donald M. Lewis on page 212, page 232, and Back Matter
- New Issues Facing Christians Today by Dr. John R.W. Stott on page 232, page 311, and Back Matter
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