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Also Known As John Smith
Died August 1612 • Amsterdam • Netherlands
Thomas Helwys
English Puritan
William Carey.
William Carey
British missionary
John Clifford, oil painting by an unknown artist after a portrait by John Collier; in the National Portrait Gallery, London
John Clifford
British minister
Henry Wheeler Robinson
British theologian
Spurgeon, detail of an oil painting by Alexander Melville, 19th century; in the National Portrait Gallery, London
C.H. Spurgeon
English minister
Andrew Fuller
British minister
Hall, Robert
Robert Hall
British minister
John Bunyan, pencil drawing on vellum by Robert White; in the British Museum
John Bunyan
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John Robinson
English minister
Peter, Hugh
Hugh Peter
English minister
Isaac Watts
Isaac Watts
British minister
Henry Barrow
English religious leader
Sir Thomas Pride
English soldier
Thomas Goodwin
English minister
Henry Ainsworth
British theologian
Robert Browne
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Martin Luther King, Jr.
Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Billy Graham
Billy Graham
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Lucy Whitehead McGill Waterbury Peabody
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Powell, 1967
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.
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