John WesIey's last letter from his deathbed
The tragic economics of the slave trade.
Mark Galli
From the Editor - Fishing for Compassion
Mark Galli
the most malignant evil of the British Empire ceased largely because of the faith and persistence of William Wilberforce.
Christopher D. Hancock
The Christian History Timeline by Sarah Williams
Sarah Williams
The Clapham Sect was one of the most elite and effective bands of Christian social reformers—ever
Bruce Hindmarsh
The Clapham Sect's impact in India—and the world.
Bruce Hindmarsh
Little-known or remarkable facts about William Wilberforce and the Century of Reform
Richard Pierard
Lord Shaftesbury and William Gladstone, like Wilberforce, had Christ in their hearts and politics in their blood.
Kevin Charles Belmonte
What 19th-century British reformers teach us about Christian social action today.
John Wolffe
William Wilberforce & the Century of Reform
Editors
An introduction to the turbulent 19th century.
Newton responded to thousands of requests for spiritual counsel with letters advising the lowly and the great.
Steven Gertz
Britain's great abolitionist worked to change society's values, not just its laws.
Charles Colson with Anne Morse
The 19th-century abolitionists have much to teach us about politics today.
A Christianity Today Editorial
TURNING POINT
After a crushing political defeat, William Wilberforce nearly gave up his fight to abolish the slave trade. But a life-changing letter from John Newton sent this Daniel back into the lion's den.
Kevin Belmonte
Thanks to William Wilberforce, we already know the key to defeating slavery.
Gary Haugen
William Wilberforce saw two long charitable campaigns through, even in war's distracting shadow
Chris Armstrong
One hundred fifty years before C. S. Lewis, William Wilberforce wrote the Mere Christianity of his time.
Kevin Belmonte
