Benjamin Ingham
American missionary and founder of churches
Born
June 11th, 1712
313 years ago
Died
1772
253 years ago — 60 years old
Category
Activists & Humanitarians
Country
United States
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A prominent missionary, established the Anglican Church in the American colonies, particularly in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Contributed significantly to religious education and the spread of Christianity during the 18th century. Engaged with local communities to promote faith and moral teachings. Played a vital role in leading worship services and forming congregations, leaving a lasting legacy in American religious history.
Founded numerous Anglican churches
Promoted Christian teachings in the colonies
Engaged in community outreach and education
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