Containing portrait photographs and engravings of the following Bible Christians:.
- William Court, n.d
- - Jehu Martin, 1892
- - Charles Stedeford, n.d
- - Group photograph of seven Bible Christian ministers. They are identified as [James] Woolcock, [William Williams] Andrews, [William] Jeffery, [Lewis or Thomas] Braund, [Richard] Edgcumbe and E.M (1863-1878), c.1870
- - Mr G. P. Dymond, one time Mayor of Plymouth and Vice President of the United Methodist and Methodist Conferences, n.d
- - [John Britton] Stedeford, n.d
- - William Bray, n.d
- - [Joseph] Grosvenor Breswter Corin, n.d
- - Group photograph of the delegates to the Bible Christian Conference held at Waterloo Road, London, 1859
- - [Samuel Brown] Lane, n.d
- - Photographic montage showing the ministers Lewis Court, James Woolcock and Isaac Leaver, and the Swansea Oxford Street Chapel, which was destroyed during the blitz, n.d - Simon Louis Warne, n.d
- - Hatten Rattenbury, son of the first Chief Steward of the Bible Christian Connexion, n.d
- - [Richard] Westington, n.d
- - Samuel Jory, n.d
- - Revd. W.E. ?Moyees?, n.d
- - [William] Beer, n.d
- - John Thorne, 1895
- - [William Bryan] Reed, 1881
- - William Hopper, 1862
- - [Thomas Ching] Penwarden, 1877
- - John Gammon, 1876
- - John Ford, n.d
- - Mr G. R. Warren, proprietor of paper mills at Liphook in Hampshire, where the paper for English currency was manufactured, 1887
- - Henry Hayden, n.d
- - Thomas Tregaskis of St Issey, Cornwall, n.d
- - James Horswell, n.d
- - Barker Daniel, n.d
- - Henry Ash of Portsmouth, n.d
- - Joseph Yeo, n.d
- - Mr R. D. Parkhale, n.d
- - Joseph Turner, Local Preacher of the St Austell Circuit and a friend of William Bray, n.d
- - James Vinson, n.d
- - Miss S. M.?Ennett?, n.d
- - John Luke, c.1900
- - Thomas Whale Garland, 1861
- - Alexander Trengove, c.1886
- - [Isaac Balkwill] Vanstone, 1873
- - [John Cleverdon] Honey, 1878
- - Thomas Perry Oliver, 1868
- - William Lee, 1892
- - [Matthew] Robins, 186
- - [William Robert Kellaway] Baulkwill, c.1904
- - [William Blake] Lark, n.d[2 items]
- - Thomas Verran of Hicks Mill, Cornwall. n.d
- - Alexander Trengove, n.d
- - James Horwill, 1880
- - Richard Seldon, n.d
- - William [Metherall] Bailey, n.d
- - James Coles, n.d
- - John Kemeys, 1864
- - [James] Barnden, n.d
- - Thomas Hillman, n.d
- - George Batt, n.d
- - Thomas Harris, n.d
- - [Samuel] Keen, n.d
- - [Samuel] Crocker, n.d
- - [William James] Hocking, 1871
- - [Richard Prestridge] Tabb, 1848
- - William Reed, 1844
- - James Thorne, 1865
- - William Courtice, c.1860
Notes .
- William Courtice (1794-1866) was born at Twitching in Devon. He entered the Bible Christian ministry in 1820, served as President of Conference in 1834 and 1856, Connexional Treasurer 1853-65, and as the first Treasurer of the Missionary Society in 1827 and later 1844-65. Courtice was described by the historian and minister Frederick William Bourne as one of the three most powerful men in the Connexion, the others being James Thorne and William Reed. Source: Beckerlegge and Bourne
- Samuel Crocker (1808-81) was born at Tetcott in North Devon. He was converted by Richard Kinsman in 1831 and entered the Bible Christian ministry in 1839. Crocker resigned after one year but was readmitted in 1842. He served for over thirty years in home circuits and was particularly noted for his success in inspiring revivals. Source: Beckerlegge and Bourne, p.512
- Thomas Harris (1822-90) was born in South Molton and was converted in 1843. He entered the Bible Christian ministry in 1847 and served for over forty years in home circuit work. Source: Beckerlegge
- Thomas Hillman entered the Bible Christian ministry in 1849 or 1850. He volunteered for the mission to South Australia in 1855, and served as President of the South Australian Conference in 1878 and Connexional Secretary in 1877. Hillman transferred to the South Australian Methodist Church in 1901. Source: Beckerlegge
- John Kemeys (1792-1878) was born in Little Due Church in Herefordshire. He was converted by a Wesleyan Methodist minister and joined the Bible Christian Connexion in 1823. Kemeys entered the ministry in 1827 and served for over forty years in home circuits. Source: Beckerlegge and Bourne, p.469
- William Metherall Bailey (1795-1873) was born at Thorne, Jacobstow, Cornwall. He entered the Bible Christian ministry in 1818 and served for over fifty years in home circuits, suffering great persecution. Source: Beckerlegge and Bourne, pp.222-227
- Richard Seldon (1815-83) was born at Moorwinstow in Cornwall. He entered the Bible Christian ministry in 1846 and served for almost forty years in home circuits. Source: Beckerlegge and Bourne, pp.512-513
- William Robert Kellaway Baulkwill (1860-1915) entered the Bible Christian ministry in 1882. He served as President of Conference in 1904, Connexional Treasurer 1902-06, Missionary Society Treasurer 1901-08 and Governor of Shebbear College 1909-1911. Source: Beckerlegge
- James Vinson entered the Bible Christian ministry in 1835. He retired in 1841 due to a leg amputaion. Source: Beckerlegge
- Thomas Ching Penwarden (1818-89) was born at Cookbury in Devon. He was converted by John Brown Tapp in 1836 and entered the Bible Christian ministry in 1841. He served as President of Conference in 1877. Source: Beckerlegge and Bourne, pp.512-513
- Simon Loius Warne (1867-1936) was born in Falmouth, Cornwall. He was educated at Shebbear College and entered the Bible Christian ministry in 1888. Warne spent over forty years in home circuit work. Source: Beckerlegge and M R 1936, July 16th, p.34
- Isaac Leaver (1879-1942) was educated at Shebbear College and entered the Bible Christian ministry in 1893. He served in home circuits for over forty years. Source: Beckerlegge and M R 1942, September 3rd p.4
- John Britton Stedeford (1857-1929) was born in Bristol and was converted by John Dymond. He entered the Bible Christian ministry in 1878 and served as President of Conference in 1906 and 1915. His brother Charles Stedeford was also a Bible Christian minister. Source: Beckerlegge
- William Jeffery (1848-1911) was born at Chagford in Devon. He was educated at Shebbear College and entered the Bible Christian ministry in 1871. He served for forty years in home circuits. Source: Beckerlegge
- Richard Edgcumbe (1843-1909) was born at Launceston, Cornwall. He entered the Bible Christian ministry in 1867 and served for forty years in home circuit work. Source: Beckerlegge