...Gospel-light, DO AGREE to the following Rules or fundamental Principles, viz. I. That this body shall be styled "The General Missionary " Convention of the Baptist Denomination in the United States " of America, for Foreign Missions." II. That a triennial Convention shall, hereafter, be held, consisting of Delegates,...

...AGREE to the following. rules, or fundamental principles, xiz. I. That this body shall be styled " The General Missionary Convention of the Baptist Denomination in the United States of America, for Foreign Missions." II. That a triennial Convention shall hereafter be held, consisting of the delegates,...

...Philadelphia, of Delegates from various parts of the Union. These Delegates organized an Institution, entitled the " General Missionary Convention of the Baptist Denomination in the United States of America, for Foreign Missions." The Constitution, thru adopted requires that a Triennial Convention should,...

...heathen, and to nations destitute of pure Gospel light." And the Convention was accordingly styled, " The General Missionary Convention of the Baptist Denomination in the United States of America, for Foreign Missions." At the second triennial meeting, in May, 1817, the Constitution was so amended...

...Boston. 1812. — , . Missionary Exertions Encouraged. Sermon at Philadelphia, May 17, 1817, before the " General Missionary Convention of the Baptist Denomination, in the United States, for Foreign Missions." 8vo. Boston. Baldwin, Thomas. Sermon at the opening of a new Meeting House,...

...1812. 8vo. Boston. 1812. Missionary Exertions Encouraged. Sermon at Philadelphia, May 17, 1817, before the " General Missionary Convention of the Baptist Denomination, in the United States, for Foreign Missions." 8vo. Boston. Baldwin, Thomas. Sermon at the opening of a new Meeting House,...

...of its principal Founder, the Rev. Luther Rice. By Stephen Chapin, President of the College, pp. 24. Mr. Rice was born in Northborough, Mass., March 25,...Columbian college. " He was the grand agent," says Dr. Chapin, " in the hand of God, of first kindling the spirit of foreign missions in our connection ;...

...the United States," was convened in Philadelphia. It was organized on the 18th, under the name of " The General Missionary Convention of the Baptist denomination in the United States of America, for Foreign Mistions." The Rev. Dr. Furman, of Charleston, South Carolina, was called to the chair,...

...1814, at a meeting, in Philadelphia, of Delegates from various parts of the Union. It was entitled, " General Missionary Convention of the Baptist Denomination in the United States of America for Foreign Missions." (4) Several Baptist Missionaries went from India to Java and other eastern islands...

...DO AGREE to the following rules as fnndamental principles, viz : I. That this body shall be styled " THE GENERAL MISSIONARY CONVENTION OF THE BAPTIST DENOMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS." II. That a Triennial Convention shall, hereafter, be held, consisting of Delegates,...