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Worth Ellis
Worth Grant Ellis (February 15, 1878 – July 26, 1950) was an American preacher, Baptist evangelist, and pastor whose ministry centered on rural North Georgia, where he combined fervent revival preaching with community service. Born in Forsyth County, Georgia, to a farming family—likely of modest means, with parents’ names unrecorded in public records—Ellis grew up immersed in the Baptist traditions of the South. Converted in his youth during a local tent revival, he felt a divine call to preach, receiving informal training through mentorship within the Baptist community rather than formal seminary education, a common path for rural ministers of his time. Ellis’s preaching career began around 1905 when he was ordained at Yellow Creek Baptist Church in Cherokee County, Georgia, where he served as pastor for several years. Known for his energetic, heartfelt sermons on salvation, repentance, and Christian living, he became an itinerant evangelist by the 1910s, holding tent meetings and revivals across Forsyth, Cherokee, and surrounding counties. In 1920, he played a key role in founding a church in Ball Ground, Georgia, reflecting his commitment to establishing lasting congregations. His ministry peaked with large gatherings that drew rural families, earning him a reputation as a preacher who spoke directly to their struggles. Beyond preaching, Ellis farmed to support his family and served as a justice of the peace, notably officiating marriages—local lore credits him with uniting numerous couples.
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In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of sin and the importance of recognizing our own depravity. He emphasizes that there are no exceptions when it comes to sin, and that everyone is guilty in the eyes of God. The preacher also highlights the need for a personal connection with God and the importance of faith in Jesus Christ. He references Romans chapter 3 in the Bible to support his points about the depravity of mankind and the justification through the blood of Jesus. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the need for repentance and reliance on God's grace for salvation.
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Worth Grant Ellis (February 15, 1878 – July 26, 1950) was an American preacher, Baptist evangelist, and pastor whose ministry centered on rural North Georgia, where he combined fervent revival preaching with community service. Born in Forsyth County, Georgia, to a farming family—likely of modest means, with parents’ names unrecorded in public records—Ellis grew up immersed in the Baptist traditions of the South. Converted in his youth during a local tent revival, he felt a divine call to preach, receiving informal training through mentorship within the Baptist community rather than formal seminary education, a common path for rural ministers of his time. Ellis’s preaching career began around 1905 when he was ordained at Yellow Creek Baptist Church in Cherokee County, Georgia, where he served as pastor for several years. Known for his energetic, heartfelt sermons on salvation, repentance, and Christian living, he became an itinerant evangelist by the 1910s, holding tent meetings and revivals across Forsyth, Cherokee, and surrounding counties. In 1920, he played a key role in founding a church in Ball Ground, Georgia, reflecting his commitment to establishing lasting congregations. His ministry peaked with large gatherings that drew rural families, earning him a reputation as a preacher who spoke directly to their struggles. Beyond preaching, Ellis farmed to support his family and served as a justice of the peace, notably officiating marriages—local lore credits him with uniting numerous couples.