John the Baptist

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Frederick Brotherton Meyer was a prominent Baptist pastor and evangelist known for his impactful ministry and inner city mission work across England and America. A key figure in the Higher Life movement, he frequently spoke at the Keswick Convention and earned the title "The Archbishop of the Free Churches." Meyer's strong stance against immorality led him to campaign against issues like drunkenness and prostitution, resulting in the closure of numerous saloons and brothels. His extensive writings continue to influence religious thought today.