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"The History of Germain Street Baptist Church, St. John, N.B., for its first one hundred years, 1810-1910" offers a detailed chronicle of a significant Baptist church in Canadian history. This meticulously prepared historical text provides a glimpse into the early years of the Germain Street Baptist Church in Saint John, New Brunswick. Explore the founding, growth, and evolution of the church through its formative decades.
This book serves as a valuable resource for those interested in church history, particularly the history of Baptist churches in Canada. Delve into the religious and social context of the time, understanding the role of the church within the community of Saint John. Discover the stories and events that shaped Germain Street Baptist Church during its first century, offering insights into the broader narrative of Canadian religious life. A vital contribution to local and national historical understanding.
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