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St. Patrick, an ex-slave & subversive missionary church planter

The mention of St. Patrick, for most people, conjures images of all things green, from rivers to donuts to shamrocks, and everything between. St. Patrick’s Day parades and parties in... »

For all the snake handlers out-here: St. Patrick left none…

For all the snake handlers out-here: St. Patrick left NO snakes in Ireland… Troy Day [03/17/2016 10:06 AM] David Lewayne Porter Weren’t you part... »

For all the snake handlers out-here: St. Patrick left none…

For all the snake handlers out-here: St. Patrick left NO snakes in Ireland… Troy Day [03/17/2016 10:06 AM] David Lewayne Porter Weren’t you part... »

Another Amyraut Follower, Andrew Fuller

Andrew Fuller was born on February 5, 1754 in Wicken, Cambridgeshire, England. He was the son of poor Baptist farmers. Because Fuller ministered during the same era as George Whitefield and the Wesley brothers it would be easy for his name to get lost in their giant shadows. He pastored two congregations during his life at Soham (1775-1782) and at Kettering (1782-1806). Christianity in England was... »