The Early Baptists of Philadelphia
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" The mark of respect shown by the First Baptist Church to his memory, by the draping of their meeting-house in deep mourning, tells of the hold he had on the hearts of his countrymen. At the beginning of the year, January 19th, which marked the death of this great A FORWARD MOVEMENT. 155 man, the Rev. Howard Malcom, D. D. , since so celebrated in the missionary, educational and historical work of American Baptists, was born in this city. Rev. Thomas Fleeson, on April 26th, 1800, became a membe...r of the Roxborough Church, and the stated supply of its pulpit for nearly a quarter of a century. He was originally connected with the church in Philadelphia, having been baptized by Rev. William Rogers, D. D. , in 1774. He was licensed to preach January 9th, 1775.
About the time of his settlement in Roxborough, he lost his sight, and was thereafter known as "the blind preacher. " This city was now beginning to grow more rapidly, and the idea of extension began to take possession of the Bap- tists.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The mark of respect shown by the First Baptist Church to his memory, by the draping of their meeting-house in deep mourning, tells of the hold he had on the hearts of his countrymen. At the beginning of the year, January 19th, which marked the death of this great A FORWARD MOVEMENT. 155 man, the Rev. Howard Malcom, D. D. , since so celebrated in the missionary, educational and historical work of American Baptists, was born in this city. Rev. Thomas Fleeson, on April 26th, 1800, became a membe...r of the Roxborough Church, and the stated supply of its pulpit for nearly a quarter of a century. He was originally connected with the church in Philadelphia, having been baptized by Rev. William Rogers, D. D. , in 1774. He was licensed to preach January 9th, 1775.
About the time of his settlement in Roxborough, he lost his sight, and was thereafter known as "the blind preacher. " This city was now beginning to grow more rapidly, and the idea of extension began to take possession of the Bap- tists.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Spencer to read onlineMoreLess
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