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he would give himself to the ministry
O blessed Saviour Thou knowest who are thine own
The Missionary Herald for the Year 1833
Largely in the reformation and puritan vein
their children were not able to be enslaved
1730 PHILIP DODDRIDGE. A Pastor's Love-Letter to his Wife. Hymnist, Friend of Whitefield, and Converted William Wilberforce. Reformer he would give himself toA very rare and attractive letter by Philip Doddridge [1702 1759]. The youngest of twenty children, his father was a dealer in oil and pickles; a natural pairing. He early sensed grace and a call to the ministry. His first and only charge was Northampton, though he had offers from many quarters. In 1730, he was married and from all records was a doting husband. He was friends with George Whitefield, in fact taking quite a bit of heat for giving the
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