This is an inspiring and deeply moving account of the life and ministry of Benjamin Carvosso, a pioneering Methodist minister in the early 19th century. Blencowe skillfully weaves together stories from Carvosso’s own writings and the testimonies of those who knew him, painting a vivid picture of a man who was deeply devoted to God and committed to spreading the gospel.
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