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First Baptist Church of Boston

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The First Baptist Church of Boston stands as one of the oldest Baptist congregations in the United States, with a history that reaches back to 1665. Its story reflects both the struggle for religious liberty in colonial New England and the enduring influence of Baptist convictions on American life. The church was founded during a time when the Massachusetts Bay Read more...
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Obadiah Holmes’ Whipping Post

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Watch Dr. David Saxon retell the story of Obadiah Holmes on Our Christian Heritage on VCY.tv Obadiah Holmes was born in England and came to Massachusetts Bay after adopting credobaptism (baptism by belief) as opposed to the Puritan pedobaptism (baptism of infants), he was evicted from Rehoboth, MA and joined John Clarke at his Baptist Church in Newport, Rhode Island. Read more...