After having arrived in Pennsylvania in 1688, Elias Keach, described as a wild scamp, was preaching in Pennepack, PA. While preaching, he became so convicted that he confessed to the crowd that he was not saved. It was suggested that he speak with Thomas Dungan. Mr. Dungan led him to Christ and baptized him. When Mr. Keach returned to Pennepack, he continued preaching. Souls were saved and a church was constitued in 1688. Pennepack Baptist Church is still in existence today.

Piscataway Baptist Church was organized as an independent church in 1689 after having been a branch of Pennepack Baptist Church. No records exists of this church until 1781, however, the origin and history of Piscataway can be found in records of churches started around it. The early records were either destroyed by British soldiers during the Revolutionary War or by a disgruntled church clerk. No one knows for certain. John Drake pastored this church for 50 years beginning at the time of the church's organization. Today, the church is known as Stelton Baptist Church.

Fifteen members of Piscataway Baptist Church were living in Scotch Plains, New Jersey. Land conditions made it especially difficult for these members to travel to Piscataway to attend church. The area was still under the control of the King of England. There were no adequate means of communication or transportation. So, these members requested to be dismissed from Piscataway to form a church in Scotch Plains. Having received permission from Piscataway to begin a church in Scotch Plains, they met and organized a church in 1747. Benjamin Miller of Piscataway became their pastor.

Jeremiah Dodge, in 1745, moved to New York and opened his house as a place of worship. He was a member of Fishkill Baptist Church. As the mission work continued through the years, they decided to become a branch of the Scotch Plains Baptist Church. The work continued to grow. In 1762, the mission organized as First Baptist Church New York. John Gano became the pastor of this church. During the Revolutionary War, the building was nearly destroyed by the British. However, after the war, John Gano returned to the city, and along with 37 other members, restored the church, and grew its membership to 200. The church is still in existence today.

The year 1790 saw a new church form in the Ohio Valley. In the years prior to this, John Cleves Symmes and his business partners attempted to purchase one million acres from the U.S. government. The deal fell through, but they were able to obtain 248,000 acres from the Northwest Territory. Captain Benjamin Stites purchased from Mr. Symmes ten thousand acres a year or two later. Captain Stites was a member of Scotch Plains Baptist Church. He and about 30 others left Scotch Plains to settle this newly acquired land. In 1790, they met for the purpose of organizing a church. The Columbia Baptist Church was constitued under Stephen Gano and the authority of First Baptist Church in New York. It was begun in Columbia, only five miles from present day Cincinnati. A monument exists at the Pioneer Park across from Lunken Airport in Cincinnati, OH, in tribute to the Baptists of this newly founded church. (The Lord allowed our church and the Baptist History Preservation Society to place a marker at this site telling the history of the marker and the church that was started here.) The church moved from Columbia to Duck Creek and Edwards Roads in 1808. The church moved again to Mt. Lookout and finally to Hyde Park in 1904. The name became Hyde Park Baptist Church.

Carpenter's Run Baptist Church began in 1797. Several families began to branch out up the Little Miami River and requested letters of dismissal from Columbia Baptist Church. This church existed until 1828.

Two members, Henry and Mary Tucker, from Carpenter's Run were dismissed to assist in the organizing of Springfield Baptist Church. After it's organization, the church moved to Lockland and was given the name Lockland Baptist Church. It moved again in 1962 to their present location and were renamed Landmark Baptist Temple.

Blue Ash Baptist Church was begun in 1942. Twenty members from Lockland Baptist Church, as well as members from other Baptist churches that had received letters of dismission, organized this church. At some point, this church merged with Winslow Baptist Church to form Creek Road Baptist Church.

Blue Ash Baptist Church started a mission work called Highpoint Baptist Church at the location of the present day Crossroad Baptist Church. Highpoint Mission was organized into a church in 1954.

In 1962, several members felt led to leave Highpoint Baptist Church and to establish Socialville Baptist Church. According to church records and accounts from the charter members, there had been a disagreement with some members of the Highpoint Baptist Church. They left the church and chartered Socialville Baptist Church. This was not a true, local New Testament church because of the circumstances under which it was formed until members of Socialville Baptist agreed to meet with the men of Highpoint Baptist over this dissension. The meeting was well attended by both churches and in an attitude of Christian friendship, they all expressed their desire to promote the Lord's work. Fellowship was restored between these two churches and Socialville Baptist went on in the Lord's work, now with proper authority.

Loveland Park Baptist Church was started out of the Socialville Baptist Church. Socialville called a meeting to discuss a work in Loveland, OH. Mitt Richardson let the church knowing that he had been led of the Lord to start a work in Loveland Park. He was sent to begin this work. In 1964, Socialville granted letters to Loveland Park Baptist Church to constitute it as an organized church.

Cozaddale Baptist Temple was begun in 1967. The first pastor, Charles Girvin, was a faithful member of Loveland Park Baptist Church. He and his family were one of the first families to join Loveland Park. The Lord began burdening his heart to plant a church in an area that needed a church, closer to his home. It is unclear how long that first group of people met before the work was organized. However, on December 3, 1967, the Cozaddale Baptist Temple became an autonomous work. The church started in the basement of a store in Cozaddale, OH (minutes from Goshen, OH). After the store closed, the church moved upstairs. Eventually, one of their members, Bro. Bob Spencer gave the church 10 acres, just two minutes from their original meeting location to build a church and have room to expand.

Hope Baptist Church began as a mission work of the Cozaddale Baptist Temple. Pastor Sallee, the former associate pastor of Cozaddale Baptist Temple, was raised in Elmwood Place, and had a burden to reach the people there. With the help from the members of Cozaddale Baptist, doors were knocked and people invited to this new mission work. Beginning in a store-front in Elmwood Place, a suburb of Cincinnati, OH, the work grew under the leadership of Pastor Rick Sallee. People were saved by the Gospel and others came back to the Lord. The Lord saw fit to give Hope Baptist a building of their own, just up the street in Arlington Heights. In September 2020, the work became a church and is still reaching souls in the Cincinnati-area for Christ.