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Carey Mission House Plaque

Carey Mission House

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Carey Mission House occupies a quiet but profoundly important place in the history of Protestant missions. Though outwardly an ordinary English house, it is remembered as the birthplace of the modern missionary movement and a site closely associated with William Carey and his fellow Baptist leaders. The significance of the Carey Mission House centers on a meeting that took place Read more...
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Fuller Baptist Church

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Watch Our Christian Heritage’s feature on Andrew Fuller From 1782 to the end of his life, Andrew Fuller (1754-1815) served the pastorate of the Baptist Church in Kettering. By 1786, the congregation was compelled to enlarge their chapel. With increasing growth, by 1804-5, they enlarged it again – this time to seat nine hundred persons. They replaced that building with Read more...