My name is John Newton and I want to tell you my story. I am an old man of eighty, which is a good age to reach, but when I look back on my life…well, I’m not happy about some of the things I ...

The results showed those who regularly had a go at Amazing Grace, written by clergyman and poet John Newton in 1772, saw the ...

The "Welcome to Olney" sign proudly proclaims it as the "Home of Amazing Grace". The hymn was written in the town by curate - and former slave ship captain - the Reverend John Newton, for his ...

As Nigeria celebrates its 64th Independence Day, what better way to enjoy it than by watching some of the country’s most ...

“Amazing Grace” is now part of the hymnbook of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Christian classic composed by 18th-century English cleric and abolitionist John Newton has ...

v=hSs07faizTM ) about his inspiring book which he published in 2007 to coincide with the release of the "Amazing Grace" movie in Australia; and the 200th anniversary of the death of John Newton.

Composed by the Anglican abolitionist John Newton, “Amazing Grace” was one of the many Emma Smith, wife of the faith’s founder, Joseph Smith, included in the 1841 hymnbook she curated for ...

John Newton was curate of St Peter and Paul's Church in Olney, Buckinghamshire, between 1764 and 1780. During that time he wrote the hymn Amazing Grace. Churchwarden David Phillipson said the ...

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Today, Tuesday, 1 October, marks Nigeria's 64th Independence Day anniversary, reminding Nigerians of the battles they fought ...

The Christian classic composed by 18th-century English cleric and abolitionist John Newton has long been beloved by Latter-day Saints, but the church did not have the rights to it. Now it has been ...

The last update includes songs known well in other Christian faiths, and this new update includes "Amazing Grace," which was composed in 1772 by English cleric and abolitionist John Newton.