Stephen Crisp (1628–1692) was an English Quaker activist, minister, and writer who operated during the seventeenth century. Born and based in Colchester, England, Crisp became a prominent figure within the early Quaker movement, dedicating his life to religious advocacy and spiritual leadership.
Recognized as a "traveller in the Ministry," Crisp engaged in extensive travel to spread Quaker principles and support fellow believers. Alongside his active missionary work, he was a highly prolific writer, producing numerous texts that contributed to the theological and historical record of his contemporary religious community. His efforts as both an activist and an author defined his legacy until his death in 1692.
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