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MEETING. Agreeably to appointment, a four day’s meeting was held at Mayslick, on the 18th, 19th, 20th, and 21st ult.  It was supposed that on Lord’s day, fifteen hundred persons were present: five brethren engaged actively in the business of the meeting, and ten or eleven individuals were immersed. We would just notice that the [...]

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Museum: Ca. 1880′s pulpit: Interior of the meetinghouse showing the placement of the 1880′s pulpit in the location of the original pulpit. Exterior view of the meetinghouse with clapboards: Communion set used by Cane Ridge congregation: Walter Scott’s copy of Living Oracles.  Look closely in the second photo to see his name stamped on the [...]

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More here. More here. David Lipscomb had some things to say about this hymnal, but more on that another day.

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18 November 1827: Walter Scott baptizes William Amend.   “This event,” writes Scott’s biographer William Baxter, ”which forms an era in the religious history of the times, took place on the 18th of November, 1827, and Mr. Amend was, beyond all question, the first person in modern times who received the ordinance of baptism in perfect accordance with [...]

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