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Tucker was a massive figure on the Baptist landscape in the Southern states over the second-half of the nineteenth century. As editor of The Christian Index, he promoted the purity of the bride of Chr … read more

One of the most significant Baptist pastors of nineteenth-century New Jersey was William Rollinson, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Rahway. . . . For some thirty years this pastor, referred by s … read more

Seymour W. Adams was an excellent example for young ministers, or those preparing for pastoral ministry, because of his firm stand on God’s Word, the centrality of preaching the death, burial and resu … read more

Edward T. Hiscox devoted his life to building doctrinally sound, well-regulated, Baptist churches. For over half a century, Hiscox ministered to pastors while shepherding four New England congregation … read more

For Baptists throughout the southern United States, but most notably in Georgia, Patrick Hues Mell was a larger than life figure who seemed to leave an indelible mark for nearly fifty years on both Ba … read more