George Williams And Young Men's Christian Association Black Plaque

4 Saint Paul's Churchyard, London, EC4M 8AY

Here In 1844 George Williams With Eleven Other Young Men Employed In The City Of London Who Shared His Zeal And Vision Founded The Young Men's Christian Association In A Drapery House On This Site In Which He Worked And Lived. From Its Beginning In This Place Inspired Of God The Association Grew To Encompass The World.

George Williams And Young Men's Christian Association Black Plaque Photo

George Williams and Young Men's Christian Association black plaque - Here in 1844 George Williams with eleven other young men employed in the City of London who shared his zeal and vision founded the Young Men's Christian Association in a drapery house on this site in which he worked and lived. From its beginning in this place inspired of God the Association grew to encompass the world.

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