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Castle stressed that he did not “intend to do great things in coming” to Toronto, “for this is not in me.”. . .But he did expect that God would use “an humble, praying, harmonious church, united in it … read more

Rising from [a] humble beginning, [Alexander] matured to become the second Prime Minister of Canada. As an individual, he was firm, principled, and honest. As a politician, he defied many of the tradi … read more

. . .much of what the Baptists in Ontario had become by the end of the nineteenth century was directly attributable to [Fyfe's] vision, courage, leadership, and determination. He had unified their div … read more

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The essay. . . tells a story far less theological than most in this volume. Yet, it is still a very Baptist story. McMaster’s commitment to the Baptist faith, a faith convinced of the value of coopera … read more