1859-1938
Carey Bonner (1859-1938)

May 1, 1859, South­wark, Lon­don, Eng­land.

June 16, 1938, Mus­well Hill, Lon­don, Eng­land.

A Bap­tist min­is­ter’s son, Bon­ner at­tend­ed the Plais­tow School, and Raw­don Bap­tist Coll­ege in Leeds. He was or­dained in 1884, and pas­tored at in Sale, Che­shire (1884-95), and the Port­land Cha­pel, South­amp­ton (1895-1900). He went on to be­come in­volved in the Bri­tish Sun­day School move­ment, start­ing as sec­re­tary in 1900, then serv­ing as pres­i­dent of the Na­tion­al Sun­day School Un­ion (1922-23), and of the Bap­tist Un­ion (1931-32). His works in­clude:

  1. Father, Hear Thy Child­ren’s Voic­es
  2. Gently a Voice Is Plead­ing
  3. God of Lit­tle Child­ren
  4. In Hope, and Love, and Stead­fast Faith
  5. Now When from One Ano­ther Part­ing
  6. We Join Our Hearts and Voic­es
  1. Adsum
  2. Baby Mo­ses
  3. Bonner
  4. Come and See
  5. Mine Eyes Have Seen the Dawn­ing
  6. Muswell Hill
  7. Sommerleid
Bon­ner’s bur­i­al place