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Harry Hosier - Illiterate, never ordained, former slave. “One of the best preachers in the world and yet one of the humblest creatures I ever saw.” - Thomas Coke
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Harry Hosier - Illiterate, never ordained, former slave. “One of the best preachers in the world and yet one of the humblest creatures I ever saw.” - Thomas Coke

A graphic honoring Harry Hosier, celebrating Black history as Christian history and how God worked through an unlikely preacher.

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  • Black history is part of Christian history! By most standards, Harry Hosier shouldn't have been influential. But God anointed His speech and brought many to Him through Harry Hosier's speaking.
  • Want to learn more about Harry Hosier? Check out the Wikipedia page about his life! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Hosier

Keywords

Faith, Humility, Grace/Salvation, Missions/Outreach, Black History Month

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