Writings of Benoni Stinson

For a number of years is was assumed that we could not know much concerning the theology of Benoni Stinson since he was not a prolific writer.  As time has progressed, however, a number of his works have been located and there is a good possibility that other works will yet be uncovered.

The Rhode Island Freewill Baptist Pulpit

By A. D. Williams

Contents

John Colby

Joseph White

The Signs of the Times by Joseph White

Reuben Allen

The Resurrection by Reuben Allen

Daniel Williams

Martin Cheney

Pastoral Duties and Responsibilities by Martin Cheney

M. W. Burlingame

Ministerial Support by M. W. Burlingame

J. A. McKenzie

The Only Way and Guide That Can Bring a Soul to Perfect Satisfaction in the State of Everlasting Happiness by J. A. McKenzie

Benjamin Phelon

Criminal Prayer by Benjamin Phelon

B. D. Peck

Reflex Influence of Benevolence by B. D. Peck

D. P. Harriman

The Desolation of Zion by D. P. Harriman

George T. Day

Christian Philanthropy by G. T. Day

T. H. Bacheler

Salvation Conditional by T. H. Bacheler

Eli Noyes

Miracles by Eli Noyes

Life and Writings of David Marks

We are pleased to add to our library some of the writings of David Marks.  You will find here his farewell address to the Freewill Baptists and his last sermon preached at Oberlin College.  You will also find the sermon preached at his funeral by Charles Finney.

A Religious Magazine (1811)

Edited by John Buzzell

We are pleased to announce that Volume 1, Numbers 1 and 2 of the 1811 Religious Magazine have been added to our library.  The Religious Magazine appears to have been the first publication of the Free Will Baptist Church (Randall movement).

New Letter Additions to the Free Baptist Cyclopedia

We are pleased to announce the addition of letters h – l in the Free Baptist Cyclopedia.  When complete this important volume of Free Will Baptist information has the potential of being a tremendous research tool for people wanting to learn more about the Freewill Baptist (Randall) movement and their extensive ministry prior to the 1911 merger with the Northern (now American) Baptist Convention.