This is a transcription of a sermon delivered in Peacham, Vermont, on September 14, 1817, by Leonard Worcester, defending the Confession of Faith of the Church of Christ. This document offers insight into early 19th-century Presbyterian theology and practice, providing a snapshot of religious life in a small New England community. Worcester's sermon engages with core tenets of Christian belief, offering a detailed exposition intended to reinforce the congregation's understanding and commitment to their shared doctrine. "The Confession of Faith, of the Church of Christ in Peacham, Defended" provides valuable primary source material for researchers interested in American religious history and the development of Presbyterian thought.

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