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J. D. (John Daniel) Jones
1865–1942
A Welsh Congregational minister with a gift for clear, thoughtful writing, he became widely known for sermons, biblical commentaries, and devotional books that reached readers well beyond Wales. His work blends pastoral warmth with practical faith, making him a memorable voice in early 20th-century religious writing.
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The model prayer : A series of expositions on "the Lord's prayer"
by J. D. (John Daniel) Jones
About the author
Raised in Ruthin and Tywyn, he was born on April 13, 1865, and went on to become one of the best-known Welsh Congregational ministers of his time. He studied at Bala Theological College and later served major pastorates in Bournemouth and London, building a reputation as a powerful preacher and a writer who could speak to ordinary readers with clarity and feeling.
Alongside his ministry, he published many books, including sermons, devotional works, and commentaries on biblical books such as Mark. His writing career was substantial enough that library records and public-domain catalogs still preserve a long list of titles, showing how widely his work circulated.
He died on April 19, 1942. Remembered both as a minister and an author, he stands out for turning theology and scripture into accessible, engaging reading rather than something distant or academic.