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By every account he [Baron Stow] was a precocious child who was said to have made use of a large boulder known as “the pulpit” near his house for exactly that purpose for the edification of his playma … read more

Though he [Johnston Lykins] had two separate careers, he kept the faith, and from the time he was converted until his missionary service ended, he was a dedicated servant of God to the Indian tribes h … read more

Robert Pattison filled significant roles in pastoral and academic ministry. He served as pastor, convention leader, professor, and college president. In each of these positions, Pattison’s overarching … read more

During the Antebellum period in the United States, much of the territory within the Mid-Atlantic States was considered the frontier. This was particularly the case with such areas as western New York … read more

"Though I. T. Hinton was but a short period identified with the Baptist ministry of Virginia, it will not be unsuitable to give his name a place in these memoirs. His eminent devotion and untiring act … read more