Congregationalists (UCC) - Religious Group Timeline Association
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Events
Event | Introduction | Type |
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Antoinette Brown Ordained by Congregationalists | In 1853, Antoinette Brown (1825-1921), a woman's rights activist and abolitionist, became the first woman to be ordained by a Mainline Protestant church. | |
Execution of Mary Dyer | On June 1, 1660, Mary Dyer (1611-1660), a friend of Anne Hutchinson, was executed in the Massachusetts Bay Colony for her Quaker faith. | |
Trial of Anne Hutchinson | In 1637, Anne Hutchinson was put on trial in Massachusetts for promoting "free grace" theology and challenging colonial authorities. |
Biographies
Name | Introduction |
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Bradstreet, Anne | Anne Bradstreet (1612-1672) was one of early America's first noteworthy poets. |
Hutchinson, Anne | Anne Hutchinson's (1591-1643) preaching and unorthodox theology posed a threat to colonial authority in Massachusetts. She fled to Rhode Island after being excommunicated. |
Wheatley, Phillis | Phillis Wheatley (1753-1784) became the first published African-American female poet. Most of her poetry contained religious themes. |
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