"The Pastor's Jubilee" commemorates the fiftieth anniversary of David Tenney Kimball's ordination as Senior Pastor of the First Church in Ipswich. This discourse, delivered on October 8, 1856, reflects on Kimball's enduring service and contributions to his congregation and the wider community. The text provides insights into the religious and social landscape of 19th-century America, offering a valuable historical record of a long and dedicated ministry. With an appendix providing further context, this volume serves as a testament to Kimball⿿s legacy and the profound impact of his spiritual leadership.

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