Daniel Sidney Warner

Daniel Sidney Warner (1842–1895) was an American minister and the founder of the Church of God (Anderson, Indiana). He emphasized holiness and a personal relationship with God, promoting a message of entire sanctification—believing that believers can achieve a state of perfection in their spiritual lives. Warner was also a prolific writer and speaker, advocating for social reform and unity among Christian denominations. His teachings contributed to the growth of the holiness movement, and his legacy lives on through the denomination he established, which focuses on evangelism, community service, and living a life reflective of Christian values.