J. D. (John Daniel) Jones

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J. D. (John Daniel) Jones

1865–1942

A leading Welsh Congregational minister and preacher, he became widely known in Wales and beyond for his eloquence, public leadership, and influential religious writing. His life joined the pulpit, the page, and public service in a way that made him a notable figure in early 20th-century Welsh culture.

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The model prayer : A series of expositions on "the Lord's prayer"

The model prayer : A series of expositions on "the Lord's prayer"

by J. D. (John Daniel) Jones

About the author

Born on April 13, 1865, John Daniel Jones was a Welsh Congregational minister who became one of the best-known Nonconformist figures of his time. He was educated at Bala and later at the University of Glasgow, and his reputation grew through preaching noted for its energy and clarity.

He served for many years as minister of the Memorial Congregational Church in Llandrindod Wells, where he built a wide influence as a preacher, lecturer, and author. Alongside his ministry, he published books and essays on religion and public life, helping bring Welsh Nonconformist thought to a broader readership.

Jones also played an important public role in Welsh religious life and was recognized for his service with high honors. He died on April 19, 1942, leaving behind a legacy as a respected church leader, speaker, and writer.