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This is a compilation of the pictures of the past (and the two present) apex leaders of the Nigerian Baptist Convention - from S. G. Pinnock (the convener of the first annual gathering of NBC) and Mojola Agbeb (the first elected leader of NBC) to Olumide Kehinde (the current NBC Chairman) and Supo Ayokunle (the current NBC President) - and a brief description of each of them. "This is a historical pictorial booklet of fine and insightful presentation, worthy of its place on the library. It is an enthralling and captivating compilation, which contributes significantly to our understanding of aspects of Nigerian Baptist history, through the lenses of its apex leadership, many of whom might be appropriately tagged among the heroes of the Baptist faith in the country." - S. Ademola Ajayi, PhD Professor of History, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria.