William Hammond

William Hammond (1719-1783) was a sovereign grace Methodist and Moravian preacher, author and hymn-writer. In 1743, he joined the Methodists; in 1745, he joined the Moravian Brethren. He wrote a book called “The Marrow Of The Church” and published his hymns in the year 1745.

  • William Hammond

    The Life And Ministry Of William Hammond

    William Hammond (B.A.) was one of the early Calvinistic Methodist preachers, he afterwards joined the Moravians, and was buried in the Moravian burying-ground, Chelsea, in 1783. He wrote his autobiography in Greek, but it was never published. He was educated at John's College, Cambridge. His hymns were printed in 1745, and he wrote a work entitled, "The Marrow of the Church." There is a preface giving some account of a weak faith, a full assurance of faith, &c.