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1. Baptist Beginnings in Kansas City Were Small Baptist Beginnings in Kansas City Were Small October 1924 One paragraph about Reverend T. E. Vassar, a Baptist minister from New Jersey serving as pastor of the local Baptist church from 1888 to 1896.
2. Baptist Beginnings in Kansas City Were Small Baptist Beginnings in Kansas City Were Small October 1924 History of the Baptist Church in Kansas City starting in 1855.
3. Baptist Beginnings Were Small in Kansas City Baptist Beginnings Were Small in Kansas City October 1924 Photo of the Calvary Baptist Church.
4. Disciples of Christ in Kansas City, Missouri, 1924 Disciples of Christ in Kansas City, Missouri, 1924 October 1924 Drawing of the First Christian Church at 12th and Main Streets, made from an 1870 photo, built in 1859.
5. Early Schools of Jackson County Early Schools of Jackson County December 1922 Mention of "the Reverend Barzilla Adams" as an administrator of an early Jackson County school on 15th Street in Kansas City.
6. Extracts from Wesley Browning's Journal Extracts from Wesley Browning's Journal October 1924 Entries selected by the author from the journal of Wesley Browning, an official at the Indian Manual Labor School of the Methodist Shawnee Indian mission in Johnson County, Kansas, starting in 1839.
7. Fashionable Pearl Street Fashionable Pearl Street October/3/1921 Description of W. G. Barkley, his business partnership with Jesse Riddlesbarger "on the Levee," and Barkley's house at 3rd and Delaware Streets, the site of "the first Presbyterian church in Kansas City"...
8. Founders of Methodism in This Community Founders of Methodism in This Community December 1923 Description of the organization of the first Kansas City Methodist Society before construction of its church at 5th and Wyandotte Streets in 1852. Also footnote about Reverend Nathan Scarritt (1821-1890),...
9. Founders of Methodism in This Community Founders of Methodism in This Community December 1923 Description of religious "camp-meetings," or revivals, in the Kansas City area in the 1830s-1850s, in such places as "on a farm that is now part of Swope Park."
10. Kansas City's First Church Kansas City's First Church December 1923
11. Methodism in Early Kansas City Methodism in Early Kansas City December 1923 Description of the home of James Porter built in 1832 at the later intersection of 27th and Tracy Streets. Services held at locations outside the Methodist Church until built in 1860.
12. Methodism in Early Kansas City Methodism in Early Kansas City December 1923 Erection of the church "known as the Fifth St. Methodist Church" in 1852, "the first Protestant Church in Kansas City, and when not used by the Methodists was open to ministers of other denominations."...
13. Old Time Religion Old Time Religion December 1922 Photo and description of Reverend Thomas Wallace, "pastor of the pioneer Methodist church of Independence in 1837" and "the first circuit-rider" on Pearl Street in Kansas City.
14. Origin of the Christian Church at Westport Origin of the Christian Church at Westport October//1907
15. The First Baptist Church of Westport The First Baptist Church of Westport October 1924 Photos (of John Wornall and his widow Roma Johnson Wornall, or Roma Wornall) and descriptions of the family of John Wornall (1822-1892) as founding and continuing members of the Baptist churches of Kansas...
16. The First Baptist Church of Westport The First Baptist Church of Westport October 1924 Mention of the First Baptist Church of Westport in a description of its merging with another church.
17. The Reverend Isaac McCoy The Reverend Isaac McCoy October/3/1921 Biographical article about the career of Baptist missionary Isaac McCoy, attaining his "license to preach" in 1808 in Indiana, and establishing and maintaining several Indian missions in the Midwest, starting...