Abraham Booth

Abraham Booth was born in Nottinghamshire into a working family and came to faith through the Independents before joining the Particular Baptists. For over thirty years he served the congregation at Prescot Street, London, where he became one of the most respected Nonconformist ministers of his generation. He is remembered for The Reign of Grace (1768), a careful treatment of salvation by grace alone, and for Pastoral Cautions, which distills the wisdom of long years in ministry.