Jack Cook, the Boy Preacher

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Jack Cook, the Boy Preacher

Jack Cook, the Boy Preacher. He was a nonconformist revivalist, originally from Manchester, who went to America to preach, but returned to the UK to preach in the Bloomsbury Chapel, London. Date: circa 1902

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Bloomsbury Bowtie Chapel Cook Evangelical Evangelism Jack Manchester Nonconformist Preach Preacher Teenage Teenager

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