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History is replete with stories of pastors visiting their flocks-none better than Richard Greenham of Dry Drayton in Cambridgeshire in the 16th Century. Henry Holland, his biographer, records that in the afternoons Greenham visited the sick, or walked into the fields “to confer with his neighbours as they were at plough.” In the same century, […]https://dev.banneroftruth.org/uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2015/09/1619303_10152009227311976_3978164821797516248_n.jpg