Prominent during the eighteenth century were the ministries of men like George Whitefield and John Wesley. But there are other stories, in their own way no less important, which are worth retrieving from this paradigmatic age of revival. One of them is the account of Thomas Davis (1734–1796), a faithful pastor and diligent evangelist who was instrumental in the remarkable renewal of the Particular Baptist cause at Reading.
This is the first title in a planned series of small biographies of 18th century Christians in the British Isles whose lives are long forgotten or regarded as marginal.
