Surely Irish Zion demands our prayers

Baptists have been in Ireland since the mid-seventeenth century. Their origins lie with English Baptist officers who accompanied Oliver Cromwell’s (1599–1658) during his Irish campaign in 1649. They planted churches in the garrison towns where they were stationed. And since these Baptist officers held high positions in the army, the growth and influence of the Irish Baptist movement was ‘both sudden and spectacular’.

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