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Andrew C. Marshall (1755-1856), the next to last essay in A Noble Company, volume 5, was one of the leading African American pastors during the first half of the nineteenth century. As the successor t … read more

Justus Hull (1755-1833) was a Connecticut-born minister who had the requisite gifts and ability, under God’s blessing, to grow churches. Not only was he a great preacher, but he was endowed with a lov … read more

The next essay (XVI) in A Noble Company, Volume 5, covers two ladies -- Elizabeth H. Furman (1755-1787) and Dorothea M. Furman (1773-1819). Each were successively the wife of Richard Furman, pastor o … read more

An Exposition of Deuteronomy 33, The Blessings of Moses on the Children of Israel by William Parkinson will be released November 3, 2014!  We are very excited about this new addition to our Newpo … read more

The 15th subject in A Noble Company, Volume 5, is Richard Furman (1755-1825). He was born to descendants of the English Puritans not far from the city of New York. He was still an infant when he and h … read more