Box 18
Contains 70 Results:
23. "The Missionary Spirit the World's Equilibrium. By George Dana Boardman, D.D." June 1880. 6 pp.
Ministers of First Baptist Church. From 1698 to 1746, First Baptist Church depended upon ministers either supplied by its mother church, the Pennepack or Lower Dublin Baptist Church, or by visiting ministers from outside the Philadelphia Association. For many of the early ministers, these are the only records known to exist.
21. Chestnut Street Seminary, No. 1615 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Address of Rev. George Dana Boardman, D.D., of Philadelphia, To Class of 1880. Philadelphia: Ashmead, Pro 17 pp. 22. "The Covenant of the Rainbow" By Rev. George Dana Boardman, D.D. July 1880. 6 pp.
Ministers of First Baptist Church. From 1698 to 1746, First Baptist Church depended upon ministers either supplied by its mother church, the Pennepack or Lower Dublin Baptist Church, or by visiting ministers from outside the Philadelphia Association. For many of the early ministers, these are the only records known to exist.
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Ministers of First Baptist Church. From 1698 to 1746, First Baptist Church depended upon ministers either supplied by its mother church, the Pennepack or Lower Dublin Baptist Church, or by visiting ministers from outside the Philadelphia Association. For many of the early ministers, these are the only records known to exist.
24. The Scriptural Doctrine of Blood. By George D. Boardman, D.D. Philadelphia: American Baptist Publication Society, 1420 Chestnut Street. 1881 16 pp.
Ministers of First Baptist Church. From 1698 to 1746, First Baptist Church depended upon ministers either supplied by its mother church, the Pennepack or Lower Dublin Baptist Church, or by visiting ministers from outside the Philadelphia Association. For many of the early ministers, these are the only records known to exist.
28. An Address in Commemoration of James Abram Garfield, President of the United States, Delivered in the Meeting House of the First Baptist Church of Philadelphia, On the Day of his Funeral, at Cleveland, Ohio, September 26, 1881. By George Dana Boardman, Pastor. Published by Request. Philadelphia: The Chandler Printing House, Nos. 306 & 308 Chestnut Street. (1881) 24 pp.
Ministers of First Baptist Church. From 1698 to 1746, First Baptist Church depended upon ministers either supplied by its mother church, the Pennepack or Lower Dublin Baptist Church, or by visiting ministers from outside the Philadelphia Association. For many of the early ministers, these are the only records known to exist.
26. "Fear and Hope, Sympathy with the President" from the Philadelphia Inquirer. 11 July 1881
Ministers of First Baptist Church. From 1698 to 1746, First Baptist Church depended upon ministers either supplied by its mother church, the Pennepack or Lower Dublin Baptist Church, or by visiting ministers from outside the Philadelphia Association. For many of the early ministers, these are the only records known to exist.
27. "The Pulpit on the Assassination", The National Baptist 21 July 1881
Ministers of First Baptist Church. From 1698 to 1746, First Baptist Church depended upon ministers either supplied by its mother church, the Pennepack or Lower Dublin Baptist Church, or by visiting ministers from outside the Philadelphia Association. For many of the early ministers, these are the only records known to exist.
29. The Two Anointed Ones; or, Church and State. A Sermon Delivered in the Meeting House of the First Baptist Church in Philadelphia, on Thanksgiving Day, November 24, 1881. By George Dana Boardman, Pastor. Philadelphia. 1881 31 pp
Ministers of First Baptist Church. From 1698 to 1746, First Baptist Church depended upon ministers either supplied by its mother church, the Pennepack or Lower Dublin Baptist Church, or by visiting ministers from outside the Philadelphia Association. For many of the early ministers, these are the only records known to exist.
31. "The Meaning of the Family Institution." By George Dana Boardman, D.D. Jan. 1882 2 pp.
Ministers of First Baptist Church. From 1698 to 1746, First Baptist Church depended upon ministers either supplied by its mother church, the Pennepack or Lower Dublin Baptist Church, or by visiting ministers from outside the Philadelphia Association. For many of the early ministers, these are the only records known to exist.
33. "The Leaven, A Sermon preached in the pulpit of the First Baptist Church of Philadelphia by Rev. G. Dana Boardman, D.D., pastor, Feb. 12, 1882 ." in The Central Baptist. 4 pp.
Ministers of First Baptist Church. From 1698 to 1746, First Baptist Church depended upon ministers either supplied by its mother church, the Pennepack or Lower Dublin Baptist Church, or by visiting ministers from outside the Philadelphia Association. For many of the early ministers, these are the only records known to exist.