John Newton – Pirates Series | Official Lost Archives Scroll Edition

Printed on parchment-style paper, this 8.5x11 scroll brings the remarkable story of John Newton — From Slave Ship Captain to Hymn Writer of Amazing Grace — to life in stunning detail. Hardened by the sea and entangled in the slave trade, John Newton lived a life far from God’s grace. But in a violent storm, he cried out to the Lord — and was changed forever.

• Recovered Record — Newton’s letters, journals, and hymn collections — including “Olney Hymns” — along with church records, ship logs, and historical accounts preserve the story of his transformation and ministry
• Historical Account — John Newton was born in London in 1725. He ran away to sea, served on slave ships, and later commanded them. After a life-changing storm in 1748, he turned to Christ. Newton became a minister in Olney, England, wrote beloved hymns including “Amazing Grace,” and died in 1807
• When the Story is Told — Newton’s life proves that no one is beyond redemption. From sin and slavery to salvation and service, his story points to the power of grace to transform hearts and change the world
• Did You Know? — John Newton wrote the beloved hymn “Amazing Grace,” which has encouraged millions for over two centuries. He also became a faithful minister and an outspoken voice against the slave trade, working to bring an end to this injustice
• Words of Wisdom — "Amazing grace! how sweet the sound, that saved a wretch like me!" — John Newton

Size: 8.5" x 11" | Printed on parchment-style paper
Series: Pirates Series — Scroll Edition

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