- John
Cennick (12
December 1718 – 4 July 1755) was an
English Methodist and
Moravian evangelist and hymnwriter. He was born in Reading, Berkshire, England...
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based on an
earlier hymn, "Lo! He cometh,
countless Trumpets" by John
Cennick (1718–1755). Most
commonly sung at Advent, the hymn
derives its theological...
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often sung as
grace before meals using the tune "Old 100th;" hymn by John
Cennick; tune from the
Genevan Psalter, 1551;
attributed to
Louis Bourgeois: Be...
- Whitefield,
Howell Harris (leader of the
Welsh Methodist revival), John
Cennick, and others,
became the
founders of
Calvinistic Methodism.
Whitefield and...
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without food or
drink or
physical comforts sometimes for
hours on end". John
Cennick, the
first Methodist itinerant preacher, pra**** nine
times a day, fasted...
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Kilwarlin Moravian Church was
founded in 1755 by the
evangelist John
Cennick following a
Moravian mission in
Ireland that
began in
Dublin in 1746. Kilwarlin...
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Moravian Settlement, 1764-1855, with
Special Reference to the Work of John
Cennick In Ireland, 1746-1755.
Transactions of the
Moravian Historical Society...
- of the day.
These included John Fletcher, John Ryland,
Henry Venn, John
Cennick and
Benjamin Ingham. His
mother encouraged Francis to meet with the Methodists...
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Hammond (10); John
Stevens (9); John
Adams (9);
Phillip Doddridge (8); John
Cennick (6).
There are
other authors with
fewer hymns in this book, as well as...
- Humphreys, John
Powell —
afterwards of
Llanmartin – and a
layman called John
Cennick. They met in
order to
organise their societies.
Seven lay
exhorters were...
