A History of Baptists in New Jersey
A History of Baptists in New Jersey
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"The inaudible lesson of the broken seal, the open sepulcher, the folded napkin on its stony pillow, is graven upon the soul as no voice could have done it. " After Mr. Hutchinson, Rev. G. Young followed. He continued until September 1894. Followinj:; Mr. Young, Rev. W. T. G;illoway became pastor, beginning his duties in 1895. He was . Still pastor in 900. One church, AUentown, has been colonized from Hamilton Square, with fifty-two members. Another, under the labors of Rev. A. S. Flock in the ...vicinity of Hamilton Square, of Windsoi-. Under the labors of Mr. Flock, many converts were baptized and added to Hamilton Square, Hightstown and AUentown churches. Some of HAMILTON S(JUARE AND ALLENTOWN 153 these agreed to unite in 1898 and constituted themselves at the Bap- tist church at Windsor; Mr. Flock becoming pastor.
Several members of Hamilton Square have been licensed. Three church edifices have been in use. One built in 1785, twenty-seven years before the church was constituted. Another, in 1851, under Pastor Segar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The inaudible lesson of the broken seal, the open sepulcher, the folded napkin on its stony pillow, is graven upon the soul as no voice could have done it. " After Mr. Hutchinson, Rev. G. Young followed. He continued until September 1894. Followinj:; Mr. Young, Rev. W. T. G;illoway became pastor, beginning his duties in 1895. He was . Still pastor in 900. One church, AUentown, has been colonized from Hamilton Square, with fifty-two members. Another, under the labors of Rev. A. S. Flock in the ...vicinity of Hamilton Square, of Windsoi-. Under the labors of Mr. Flock, many converts were baptized and added to Hamilton Square, Hightstown and AUentown churches. Some of HAMILTON S(JUARE AND ALLENTOWN 153 these agreed to unite in 1898 and constituted themselves at the Bap- tist church at Windsor; Mr. Flock becoming pastor.
Several members of Hamilton Square have been licensed. Three church edifices have been in use. One built in 1785, twenty-seven years before the church was constituted. Another, in 1851, under Pastor Segar.
What to read after A History of Baptists in New Jersey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas S Thomas Sharp Griffiths to read onlineMoreLess
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