Hewlett Johnson
1874–1966 (age 92)
Biography
Hewlett Johnson, born in 1874, became known as the Dean of Canterbury through his fervent advocacy for social justice, linking the teachings of the church with the struggles of working people and speaking out on international peace.
His passionate ministry, including efforts to bring communities together during turbulent decades, made a lasting impression on Canterbury Cathedral, where he now rests among those he sought to uplift.