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About this episode
The episode explores the history and significance of the Little Flock Primitive Baptist Church and its roots in American Protestantism.
Drive the back roads between Rogers and Pea Ridge and you'll pass a small white church that gave its town a name. Little Flock Primitive Baptist Church was constituted in 1843, planted out of the older Shiloh congregation whose building is now a museum in downtown Springdale. It belongs to one of the oldest and least understood strands of American Protestantismm a people who broke from the wider Baptist world in the 1830s by refusing the machinery of organized religion: the mission boards, th...
People in this episode
Host: Mike Rusch
Guests: Tom Griffin, Paul Lindsey
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Little Flock Primitive Baptist Church, Shiloh congregation
Places: Rogers, Pea Ridge, Springdale
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