John Marsh

John Marsh was an English Nonconformist minister and theologian of the seventeenth century whose evangelical preaching and theological writings contributed significantly to the development of Dissenting thought during the Restoration period. His sermon work, including *The Anniversary Election Sermon*, exemplifies the intellectual and spiritual concerns of Nonconformist clergy navigating the complex religious and political landscape following the Act of Uniformity of 1662. Marsh's contributions to theological discourse and his role within the Nonconformist community reflect the broader struggles for religious liberty and doctrinal clarity that characterized English Protestantism in the late seventeenth century.