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In nineteenth century Britain, evangelicals set up a vast number of charitable organsations to improve the lot of their neighbours, and to spread the gospel. It was not as a result of liberalism.
You might enjoy the biography of one leading figure in this movement who founded Britain's first hospice, three orphanages and a mental hospital. His name was Andrew Reed and Ian Shaw has produced a biography called The Greatest Is Charity published by Evangelical Press. It's an easy and stimulating read.
In Christ,
James.
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