John Henry Jowett

John Henry Jowett (1863–1923) was an influential British Protestant preacher at the turn of the nineteenth to the twentieth century and wrote many books on topics related to Christian living.[1][2]

Early life

Jowett was born August 25, 1863 at Beaumont Town, Northowram in Halifax, West Yorkshire to working-class parents who attended the Congregational church in Halifax, West Yorkshire. Jowett’s father was a tailor and draper.

Career and Influence

Jowett understood the problems faced by workers and while the pastor at Carr’s Lane Congregational Church in Birmingham, Englandk founded the Digbeth Institute, now an arts center.

Books

Jowett was the author of numerous books on Christian devotion, preaching, and the Bible.

Devotional Books

Works on the Bible

Books of Sermons and Books on Preaching and on the Church

Jowett was a companion of honor: 1922 Dissolution Honours

References

  1. Robert T. Henry (August 2005). The Golden Age of Preaching: Men Who Moved the Masses. iUniverse. pp. 199–. ISBN 978-0-595-36222-6.
  2. John Piper (2010). A Sweet and Bitter Providence: Sex, Race, and the Sovereignty of God. Crossway. pp. 106–. ISBN 978-1-4335-2434-9.

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