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Alexander Bedward (born 1848 in
Saint Andrew Parish,
north of Kingston,
Jamaica - died 8
November 1930) was the
founder of
Bedwardism. He was one of the...
- the
central figure of the
Jamaica Native Baptist Free Church, or "
Bedwardism".
Bedward's version of
Revivalism was
motivated by the
inequality he saw between...
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Bedwardism, more
properly the
Jamaica Native Baptist Free Church, was a
religious movement of Jamaica.
Bedwardism was
founded in
August Town,
Saint Andrew...
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Church (2%),
Methodist (2%),
Moravian (1%) and
Plymouth Brethren (1%).
Bedwardism is a form of
Christianity native to the island,
sometimes viewed as a...
- that
Union Camp,
where Alexander Bedward's Free
Baptist Church was located, was Zion. This
movement fell
apart when
Bedward was
arrested in 1921. Kimbanguism...
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heavily influenced by the pan-Africanist
teachings of Dr Love and
Alexander Bedward. In the wake of the
First World War,
Garvey called for the
formation of...
- "Spider" Haswell, a drug
dealer who
works for Christian. (series 1)
Guillermo Bedward as Tom, Frank's grandson. (series 1–2) Isla Gie as Holly, Frank's granddaughter...
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composed of the
deejay Renegade (Carlton Williams) and
singer Delomar (Andre
Bedward),
hailing from
Waterhouse and
Kencot in Kingston,
Jamaica respectively...
- "alone in her chamber, and
sitting upon a low
stool preparing herself to
bedward" when her
familiar first appeared to her,
while the
Cornish cunning-woman...
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Gross on NPR's
Fresh Air. Both of Bell's
parents were from Jamaica.
Thomas Bedward Burke, Bell's
maternal grandfather, was born in Kingston.
Known as Thom...
