Elijah Baker and the Churches He Planted on the Eastern Shore of Virginia: 1776-1798

Author(s)

Laverne Young Smith, Willmington School of the BibleFollow

Publication Date

2011

Document Type

Article

Comments

This research was the fruit of a directed research project supervised by Dr. Homer Massey.

Abstract

Elijah Baker was a church planter who spent twenty years planting churches on the Delmarva Pennisula that is shared by Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia between 1776 (when he arrived) and 1798 (when he died). He left quite a legacy on the Eastern Shore. This project highlights his ministry in the Virginia section of the Eastern Shore, and profiles the history and current ministry of the churches that he was directly responsible for planting.

Recommended Citation

Smith, Laverne Young, "Elijah Baker and the Churches He Planted on the Eastern Shore of Virginia: 1776-1798" (2011). Articles. 34.
https://digitalcommons.liberty.edu/will_articles/34