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In his sermon to the [U.S.] Legislature [May 6, 1829], Hill reminded political leaders of their obligations to be moral, and their accountability to God:"Legislators and magistrates are ordained of Go … read more

The influence of Alexander M. Beebee (1783-1856), through his thirty-year editorship of The New York Baptist Register, wrote Charles W. Brooks, “was of incalculable value” to his denomination in the e … read more

A complete biography of John Peck, wrote his friend and biographer George Eaton in 1851, “would embrace a history of the Baptist denomination in Central and Western New York, from its feeblest beginni … read more

Nathaniel Kendrick (1777-1848) distinguished himself as a Baptist pastor, supporter of missions and theological education in the Northeastern United States, particularly New York and Vermont. Alongsid … read more

Archibald Maclay (1776-1860) "may not be remembered as a great philosopher or royal tutor, but he did become an important Christian leader in nineteenth-century New York. His pastoral ministry went be … read more