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What first attracted me to Richard Fuller was the unusual and evident blessing of God upon his pastoral ministry during the Civil War. In 1847, Fuller left his native South Carolina to become pastor o … read more

Lucius Bolles was concluding his remarks. . . ."Is the Sun of Righteousness about to arise upon you," he asked, "and dispel the gloom?" Yes, the Sun of Righteousness was shining. Their new pastor had … read more

Thirty-two years after his passing, Daniel Davis Lewis (1777-1849) was remembered in Cathcart’s Baptist Encyclopedia as “an able preacher, full of the Spirit and Word of God, and a successful pastor o … read more

Ever wonder what part Baptists played in the American revolution? Some of our lesser known forebears were caught up in that great era of political unrest. They had much at stake in the American revolu … read more

William Collier 1771-1843 (the next subject in volume 7 of A Noble Company--to be release by the end of May) This Baptist minister’s boarding house conversations were with some notable Americans in … read more