1786 JOHN NEWTON. Funeral Sermon of Great Awakening Preacher, Richard Conyers. George Whitefield's Co-Evangelist. Congregational dictionaries

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1786 JOHN NEWTON. Funeral Sermon of Great Awakening Preacher, Richard Conyers. George Whitefield's Co-Evangelist. Congregational dictionariesVery scarce, with no other examples available on the market at the time of cataloguing. The present sermon, by John Newton, was preached on the death of his dear friend, Richard Conyers. Conyers [1725 1786], though already ordained, experienced an evangelical conversion in 1756. He lost his ministerial charge and became an itinerant under Selina Countess of Huntingdon. He was friends with George Whitefield and began travelling with him as a co