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An Historical Address Delivered at the Dedication of Back Creek Church, March 21st, 1857

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Dedication address for Back Creek Church (1857), recounting its founding amid the 1802 revival, separation from Thyatira, early pastors, and the Haggai prophecy of ‘latter house’.
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Samuel Caldwell Alexander (1830–1907) was a nineteenth-century American Presbyterian minister born in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, who served multiple congregations in the Southern Presbyterian Church. He is best documented as a long-time pastor of churches such as Thyatira and Back Creek, where he was active in preaching, pastoral leadership, and periods of congregational growth. Alexander was also a church historian, authoring published historical addresses and congregational histories that preserved the local and ecclesiastical memory of Southern Presbyterianism.

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