Ralph Robinson was a faithful Puritan pastor and preacher in 17th-century London. He served the congregation at St. Mary Woolnoth and helped shape Presbyterian church life through seasons of national upheaval, civil unrest, and theological tension. 

As clerk of the first assembly of London ministers, he upheld gospel conviction in the face of turmoil. Though briefly imprisoned on political charges, Robinson’s legacy was one of steady devotion, spiritual courage, and practical holiness.