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Brunson is serving the Detroit Circuit, which includes 26 preaching points. It is his most difficult circuit to date. He confides to Finley that his colleague Brother Samuel Baker is a pious and holy man, but a terrible preacher. Folks refuse to come for worship when Baker is preaching. Brunson would like to divide the circuit in half due to family concerns, but this will only be possible if Baker is replaced ("exchanged"). Abstract Number - 618
Abstract Number
618
Publication Date
2-20-1823
City
Detroit
Keywords
Alfred Brunson Letters; Detroit Circuit; Samuel Baker; Circuit Riding
Recommended Citation
Brunson, Alfred, "Letter from Alfred Brunson to James B. Finley" (1823). Finley Letters. 714.
https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/714