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Peck in chapter 7 is confronted with the growing opposition from the anti-mission movement. In an area where Isaac McCoy (one of our unsung missionary heroes) had lived previously, they were now grapp … read more

The "John Mason and Sarah Paine Peck: Missionaries Extraordinaire" biography written by Myron D. Dillow and edited by Doug Holcomb has been sent to the printers. We anticipate its release in mid Octob … read more

John Mason "Peck was very involved in the slavery issue in Illinois. The crisis was too important for religious leaders like Peck and his Baptist counterparts, along with Methodist (Peter Cartwright), … read more

As we continue to review the content of our forthcoming book - John Mason and Sarah Paine Peck: Missionaries Extraordinaire, by Myron Dillow - chapter 5 finds them moving to Rock Spring, Illinois. An … read more

One of the individuals that John Mason Peck mentored in St. Louis was John Berry Meachum (1789-1854), an African free man. "Meachum was an energetic and deeply spiritual man with a dynamic personality … read more