He preached for a time in the parish of Esther in Surry before becoming the lecturer to the Church of St. Mary at Chelmsford Essex.
In his A Survey of the Summe of Christian Discipline, he espoused his preference for the Congregational model of church governance to the hierarchical Presbyterian structure. He preached for a time in the parish of Esther in Surry before becoming the lecturer to the Church of St. Mary at Chelmsford Essex. Asked to appear before the Court of High Commission to answer for his teachings, he jumped his bond and fled to Holland, ultimately settling in New Towne in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Known for a dispute with John Cotton and for drafting the Fundamental Orders, for 10 points identify this founder of Hartford, Connecticut.
In his A Survey of the Summe of Christian Discipline, he espoused his preference for the Congregational model of church governance to the hierarchical Presbyterian structure.
Thomas {Hooker}