Isaac Lewis was a much loved pastor of 'Providence' Strict Baptist Chapel in Staplehurst, Kent for 21 years until his death in 1896. This 'Memorial' was first published by Benjamin Wickens in November 1896 and was available in both paperback and hardback versions. It contains an autobiography, originally published in the 'Christian's Monthly Record' during Mr Lewis' lifetime, as well as poems, funeral sermons, some of Mr Lewis' letters and other information. Mr Lewis' autobiography has been reprinted in the 'Gospel Standard' and elsewhere under the title "Through Many Dangers". This book has been reprinted from a paperback original with a few notes added to provide context or additional background information in some places. Please note that the Preview can take a while to show after the Preview window opens.

Mr George Frost was the Pastor at the Strict Baptist chapel at Jarvis Brook for 21 years. He was a former fisherman from Essex who was called by Grace to become a fisher of men. Unusually Mr Frost preached the sermon at his own baptism and was baptised by the deacon as the minister was taken ill and, despite every effort, no substitute could be found. This book contains a brief account of Mr Frost's life, written by his wife, as well as an account of the funeral, the funeral sermon by Mr James Dickens, several of Mr Frost's letters and four of his sermons. One sermon was an address at Christ Church, Crowborough which was, at that time, a Free Church of England place of worship.