Born: December 12, 1718, Reading, England. Died: July 4, 1755, London, England. Buried: Moravian Burial Ground (Sharon’s Garden), Chelsea, England. |
Cennick had planned a career as a surveyor, but after meeting the Wesleys, he joined them in their work. In 1840, he became a teacher at Kingswood, England, on the recommendation of John Wesley. Later, he joined the Moravians. He spent much of his time preaching in Germany. Cennick’s works include:
Additional works appeared posthumously in J. Swertner’s Moravian Hymn Book, 1789.
Hymns:
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