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“Let the Dear Man Come”: C. H. Spurgeon’s Influence on Thomas Lewis Johnson (1836–1921), a Freed Slave, Former Student and Forgotten Missionary

Introduction In his own lifetime, “pioneer missionary,” Thomas Lewis Johnson, earned the respect and admiration of nearly all who knew him.3 During the course of his life, Johnson became each … More

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Jared Skinner

“Let the Dear Man Come”: C. H. Spurgeon’s Influence on Thomas Lewis Johnson (1836–1921), a Freed Slave, Former Student and Forgotten Missionary

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