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Harry Hosier (c. 1750 – May 1806), better known during his life as "Black Harry", was an African American Methodist preacher during the Second Great Awakening in the early United States. Dr. Benjamin Rush said that, "making allowances for his illiteracy, he was the greatest orator in America".
Learn about the life and legacy of Harry Hosier, who was the first African American to preach in America and a companion of Francis Asbury. Read eyewitness accounts of his powerful and popular preaching, his famous sermon \"Barren Fig Tree\" and his influence on American Methodism.
Harry Hosier was a former slave who became a popular and influential preacher in early American Methodism. He was one of the first two non-voting African American representatives at the 1784 Christmas Conference and the first to preach to white congregations.
Harry Hosier’s family, early years, and salvation experience are all uncertain, but what is certain is that he met Francis Asbury—famed Methodist preacher—sometime around his thirtieth year, and proceeded to spend the rest of his days traveling with Asbury and many other well-known Methodist preachers and leaders as an itinerant or circuit preacher.
7. Dez. 2017 · Harry Hoosier, or Black Harry as he preferred, is one of the greatest preachers ever forgotten. Hoosier was the first African-American religious figure to gain national prestige. One Declaration of Independence signatory called him “the greatest orator in America.”
Harry Hosier (1750-1806) An African American Who Gave A Beat To Methodist Preaching By John G. McEllhenney Revised by Bishop Forrest C. Stith. No recording devices trapped the cadences and power of “Black Harry” Hosier’s preaching. But we may conjecture that given his African American heritage, his words poured out rhythmically and with a ...
Highlights of Harry's Ministry. Harry Hoosier (1750-1806) was America's greatest preacher during the Second Great Awakening and for three decades after our nation’s founding he would help heal the racial divide while galvanizing the abolition movement by the incredible life he lead.
