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The Life And Ministry Of Thomas Kemp
Death. On Jan. 2nd, 1870, aged 82, Thomas Kemp, of Pell Green, Wadhurst, a deacon of the church there for between 40 and 50 years. He was a carpenter by trade, and built the chapel there for Mr. Crouch. The people met for a time in Mr. Kemp's house, but the place soon became too small for them. Mr. Kemp…
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I Will Send My Beloved Son, It May Be They Will Reverence Him When They See Him
The Lord Jesus Christ here, in one of the many parables which He spoke, is, first of all, setting forth a solemn lesson for the generation in which He lived. He is also setting forth what lay before Him in a few weeks time from when He made this precious declaration. But this is also a word for every generation.…
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Enoch The Prophet
FOR A COMPLETE ORDER OF WORSHIP, INCLUDING BIBLE READING, HYMNS AND SERMON...
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The Life And Ministry Of Thomas Baldwin
Recognition Of Mr. Thomas Baldwin As Pastor Of Zion, Norbiton, Surrey. We have attended many recognition services, but never remember to have enjoyed one more than that held on Monday, Jan. 11th, 1892, at Zion, Norbiton. The brethren present appeared to be alive to their position, yet thoughtful in their expressions, and steady in their movements; and the congregation looked…
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The Life And Testimony Of Martha Mason
“I will remember all the way the Lord hath led me. I was born in 1830, at Harleston, Norfolk, of God-fearing parents. My father was a Baptist minister. When I was about three weeks old my parents came to reside at Yoxford, in Suffolk. I, like all others, went from the womb speaking lies, being of a passionate, wayward temper.…
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The Life And Testimony Of Rachel Warburton
My dear Friend,—This morning I was informed from Trowbridge of the death of my sister Rachel. She died yesterday morning. Some time since she was staying with her sister Ruth (Mrs. Gudgin), in hope that the change would be beneficial to her health, which was then giving way. Her appearance, and what she told me of the symptoms that she…
