"Regular Baptist Minutes Copper Creek Church 1809-1896 and Primitive Baptist Church Minutes Addington Frame Church 1847-1923" is a vital compilation of primary source documents that chronicles the administrative and spiritual activities of two influential congregations over the course of more than a century. This volume brings together the official minutes and records of Copper Creek Church and Addington Frame Church, offering a rare window into the internal governance, membership rolls, and doctrinal evolution of the Regular and Primitive Baptist traditions.

The records contained within provide deep insight into the communal life of these faith institutions, documenting everything from the appointment of church elders and disciplinary actions to the baptism of new members and the resolution of congregational disputes. For historians and genealogists, this work is an indispensable resource for tracing family lineages and understanding the social dynamics of the regions these churches served. By preserving these meticulous accounts, the work highlights the foundational role of religious organizations in shaping local history and identity. This collection stands as a significant contribution to the study of American religious heritage and the enduring legacy of the Baptist movement in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

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