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Archibald Maclay (1776-1860) "may not be remembered as a great philosopher or royal tutor, but he did become an important Christian leader in nineteenth-century New York. His pastoral ministry went be … read more

Jeremiah Chaplin (1776-1841) was an educational leader in the newly formed United States and championed a liberal arts education for ministers. After a pastoral career, he was the first instructor at … read more

Pirate captive, itinerant minister, delegate to the newly formed Triennial Convention, hymnal author, inaugural president of the New Jersey Baptist State Convention, participant in the Sabbath Day Mai … read more

Clark Kendrick (1775-1824) was a major voice in New England Baptist theology. Informed and articulate, he was influential among many Baptists in the region during the early decades of the nineteenth c … read more

As the pastor of the First Baptist Church of the City of New York during the antebellum, William Parkinson (1774-1848) exerted significant influence as a preacher, theologian and scholar which extende … read more