Religious Figures
- John Evans (bishop) (died 1724), Bishop of Bangor and Bishop of Meath
- John Evans (divine) (1680?–1730), Welsh divine and writer
- John Evans (1702–1782), Welsh anti-Methodist Anglican priest
- John Evans (Baptist) (1767–1827), Welsh minister
- John Evans (Methodist) (1779–1847), of Llwynffortun, was a Welsh Methodist
- John Evans (died 1779), Welsh Anglican priest and curate of Portsmouth
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