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Brainerd

David Brainerd Grave

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David Brainerd (1718-1747) died at age 29, but inspired missionaries such as William Carey and Jim Eliot. He was a struggling farmer but during the Great Awakening on July 12, 1739, “the Lord… brought me to a hearty desire to exalt him, to set him on the throne, and to ‘seek first his Kingdom,’ i.e., principally and ultimately to aim Read more...
third meeting house 1737

First Churches of Northampton

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The First Churches of Northampton stands as one of the oldest and most historically significant congregations in New England. Located in Northampton, its story stretches back to the earliest days of colonial settlement and continues into the present as a living example of how faith communities adapt while preserving their roots. Its history, legacy, and impact are deeply intertwined with Read more...