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Peoples Regular Baptist Church

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New-york,United-states - 12543

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HISTORY OF THE PEOPLES REGULAR BAPTIST CHURCH.
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Our historic Maybrook church, under the name of the People's Baptist Church, was organized in 1905, with the church building erected in 1906.* .
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The earliest photo we know of was taken in 1910, and is featured on a postcard which is part of the church's historical records.
The postcard caption reads: "Baptist Church, Walden Road, Maybrook, N.
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Little is known of its early history, but in recent years we find the current congregation was formed by a merger between the First Regular Baptist Church and the People's Baptist Church of Maybrook.
The two congregations were supposed to merge on January 3, 1999, but the service was snowed out.
The official merge happened on the following Sunday, January 10th.* .
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Church records indicate that People's Baptist Church had long been affiliated with the American Baptist Association, but resigned their affiliation in 1999.
After the merge with the First Regular Baptist Church, the new combined congregation chose the name, Peoples Regular Baptist Church (PRBC).
They also elected to continue the First Regular Baptist Church affiliation with the General Association of Regular Baptists and the Empire State Fellowship of Regular Baptist Churches.
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Our Current Pastor....
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Pastor Tom Jackson began serving as pulpit fill for Sunday Mornings from August 2013-August 2014.
He accepted the call as a bi-vocational pastor for PRBC on August 10, 2014.
Pastor Tom also continues to serve as a firefighter for the East Fishkill Fire District, where he has served for the last twenty-nine years.
He has a degree in Animal Husbandry from the State University of Cobbleskill, NY, and continues to work on the Jackson Farm, which has been in his family for generations.
Pastor Tom and Nancy have five children.
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About the PRBC Pastors....
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In 1996, Reverend Brian King, who was already pastor to both church groups, assumed the role of pastor to the newly-formed Peoples Regular Baptist Church.* He served as pastor until his resignation in December 2010, when he accepted a call to West Windsor Baptist Church in Windsor, NY.
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Reverend Tim Mowers was installed as the pastor of Peoples Regular Baptist Church on July 10, 2011.
He is a former church planter with Evangelical Baptist Missions in Cape Town, South Africa.* He served at Peoples Regular Baptist Church until his resignation in August 2013, after he accepted the call as pastor to Calvary Baptist Church in Preble, NY..
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Several men have served in the roll of "pulpit fill" after Pastor Mower's resignation.
We are thankful for each of them! These faithful men are: Pastor Tom Jackson, Bradd Kadlecik, and David Hull (Deacon)..
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A Little Background on the Two merging congregations....
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First Regular Baptist Church.
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First Regular Baptist Church began with a small group meeting first in various homes.
They then moved to having prayer meetings at the Quigley Funeral Home in Cornwall-on-Hudson.
Reverend George Chadwick was called as Pastor on August 15, 1990.
First Regular Baptist was incorporated on September 17, 1990, with thirty charter members.
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The church met at the YMCA from September 9, 1990 through April 14, 1991.
Then the church relocated to the Little Britain Grange Hall.
Their first Sunday Service was held there on April 21, 1991.
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Reverend Brian King was called to be the Associate Pastor in May, 1991.
He was ordained May 31, 1992, with his father, Reverend Thomas King, a part of the ordination committee.
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The church was voted into the fellowship of General Association of Regular Baptist Churches (GARBC) on June 24, 1992, with both pastors in attendance.* On July 1, 1992 after being welcomed into the GARBC, Reverend Chadwick moved into the position of Associate Pastor while Reverend King took over the position of Senior Pastor.
The church then joined the Empire State Fellowship of Regular Baptist Churches on October, 20, 1992.
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On July 1, 1993, Reverend Chadwick* retired from the ministry, his second career.
A retirement dinner and plaque was given in his honor.
During his years in the ministry, he started four churches.
He had earlier retired from the U.S.
Postal Service in about 1961, after thirty-three years of service aboard trains in the mail car as a railroad postal clerk.* He passed away after a brief illness on January 2, 1994, in Cheektowaga, NY.
He resided in Williamsville, NY, a suburb of Buffalo.
Funeral services were held at Calvary Baptist Church on Harris Hill Road in Clarence.
Calvary Baptist is now Harris Hill Baptist Church at the same location.
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People's Baptist Church.
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The People's Baptist Church congregation had a long history in Maybrook.
Their 100th anniversary was celebrated in 2006.
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Faithful Pastors....
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Reverend Brian King was called to preach in the 3:00 PM Sunday afternoon service in 1993.
His first Sunday was January 3rd, and continued through the spring.
Then, beginning on June 19, 1994, on Father's Day, Pastor King began preaching a Sunday evening service.
There was no morning service.
Wednesday night prayer meeting began on January 3, 1996, with members of First Regular Baptist Church also attending the joint service.
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Pastor King was instrumental in starting the Answer to Cancer ministry in September, 1997, which continued until mid-2011.
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In the fall of 1998, from about September through December, Robert (Skip) Rankin began preaching Sunday morning services, while Reverend King continued the other services.
After the merge in January, 1999, Reverend King became the Senior Pastor.
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Reverend Thomas Secore was called as pastor on January 1, 1991 and served to 1993.
He was a graduate of the Philadelphia School of the Bible and the owner of the Bible Book Store in Newburgh.
He had served as a missionary in the Philippines.
Reverend Secore passed away November 3, 2013.*.
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In June, 1988, William Holmes of Port Jervis, NY was granted preaching authority by People's Baptist Church.
He became the acting pastor.
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Dr.
Lewis Terry was called as pastor of People's on July 20, 1986 and served until 1988.
Mr.
Ronald Pinckey, a deacon of the church, was called as his assistant at the same time, and was licensed to preach.
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Dr.
Terry was a long time member of People's Baptist Church having joined in April, 1944.
He served until 1967 in the U.S.
Army Security Agency.
In 1969, he graduated from the Southwestern Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, TX.
He also earned his Bachelor and Master's degrees of Divinity from the Luther Rice Bible College in Jacksonville, FL.
People's accepted a request for a letter of transfer for Dr.
and Mrs.
Terry to the First Baptist Church of Holyoke, MA.
Dr.
Terry passed away on December 2, 2010.
He is buried in Bushnell, Florida.*.
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Reverend William “Bill” Casperson Dietrich and his wife Roberta "devoted their lives to being the ministry team at First Baptist Church of Newburgh, NY and the People's Baptist Church of Maybrook, NY from 1952-85".* He attended Moody Bible Institute from 1939-1941, and attended the Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary from 1948-52.
He was an ordained Southern Baptist minister.
At age 92, he died on September 15, 2012, in Round Rock, TX..
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Bibliography:.
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History of Montgomery, NY; From: The History of Orange County, New York; Edited by: Russel Headley; Published by: Van Deusen and Elms; Middletown, New York, 1908.
Retrieved March, 2014, from http://history.rays-place.com/ny/ora/montgomery.htm.
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Maybrook/Newburgh Article in The Baptist Bulletin (1999).
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Memories from Pastor Brian King, June, 2014..
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Tim Mowers Called to Peoples Regular Baptist Church.
In the Baptist Bulletin, August 10, 2011.
Retrieved March, 2014, from: http://baptistbulletin.org/?p=17648.
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The Mowers Family.
Retrieved from Fellowship Baptist Church , Watertown, NY Web site: http://www.fellowshipbaptistwatertown.org/missions/mowers.html.
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History of First Regular Baptist Church, October 13, 1993..
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*Rev.
George M.
Chadwick.
Obituary Listing (1994).
Retrieved June, 2014 from Highbeam Research website: http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P2-22593112.html .
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*Rev.
Thomas E.
Secore.
Obituary Listing (2013).
Retrieved March, 2014 from The White Venuto Funeral Home Web site:.
http://www.whiteandvenutofuneralhome.com/_mgxroot/page_10732.php?id=1310924.
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*Dr.
Reverend Lewis Terry.
Obituary Listing (December 5, 2010).
Retrieved from The Ledger Web site: .
http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/theledger/obituary.aspx?id=146970070.
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*William Dietrich.
Obituary Listing (2012).
Retrieved 2014, from the All Faiths Funeral Service Web site: http://www.allfaithsonline.com/fh/obituaries/obituary.cfm?o_id=1593574&fh_id=14160.
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