 In 1706 or 1707 he succeeded Glascock as pastor of the presbyterian congregation in Drury Lane, Westminster.In 1708 he joined with four presbyterians and an independent (Thomas Bradbury) in a course of Friday evening lectures at the Weighhouse on the conduct of public religious worship.He increased his congregation, partly by help of a secession from the ministry of Daniel Burgess (1645–1713); and moved it to a new meeting-house in Hanover Street, Long Acre.