ABHMS

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ABHMSAmerican Baptist Home Mission Society
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There is a small collection of letters pertaining to his Cuba experience in the correspondence files of the American Baptist Home Mission Society in the American Baptist Historical Society in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania.
The legacy of Archibald B. Reekie
(3.) The Fourteenth Report of the American Baptist Home Mission Society (New York: American Baptist Home Mission Society, 1845), 17.
The International Baptist Seminary: a Baptist attempt at Americanization, education, and missions in East Orange, New Jersey: Ethnicity is an important part of American and Baptist history
(1) Meanwhile, Ezra Fisher and Hezekiah Johnson, with American Baptist Home Mission Society (ABHMS) support, arrived at Lenox's house in late 1845.
Baptist beginnings in the Pacific Northwest
Hill, October 20, 1847, in Sarah Fisher Henderson, Nellie Edith Latourette, and Kenneth Scott Latourette, eds., Correspondence of the Reverend Ezra Fisher: Pioneer Missionary of the American Baptist Home Mission Society in Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Oregon (n.p.: 1919), 210.
Theological influences affecting Baptist development in the Northwest
Financially supported by the American Baptist Home Mission Society of New York, this convention was the first statewide black Baptist organization in Texas.
Israel S. Campbell: "the Father of Black Texas Baptists"
Representative of a third type of Baptist collegiate institutions, mission schools founded by the American Baptist Home Mission Society in 1865-75, is Shaw University.
Secularization of the academy: a new challenge to Baptist historians
The greatest damage to the chapel car program was wrought by the American Baptist Home Mission Society, under the directorship of Henry Morehouse.
The American Baptist Publication Society chapel cars on the western frontier of faith
The American Baptist Home Mission Society sponsored him in 1871 as a missionary in California.
Minister to the Cherokees: a Civil War Autobiography: James Anderson Slover
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