When D.L. Moody went to England and preached for the first time he didn’t know he would influence a young boy named Campbell Morgan. By the time Morgan was 13 he preached his first sermon and by 16 he was preaching regularly throughout England and he was eventually ordained in the Congregationalist church. His association with Moody and the Moody Bible Institute would flourish with multiple trips to/from the US interspersed with his leading Westminster Chapel in London for a few decades. In spite of no seminary training he was a leading expositor of the Bible before he died on May 16, 1945.
