Posted on February 25, 2009 by andygoodliff
Nonconformity’s Romantic Generation: Evangelical and Liberal Theologies in Victorian England
1 Introduction
I The Congregationalists
2 James Baldwin Brown (1820-84)
3 Robert William Dale (1829-95)
4 The Leicester Conference Controversy (1877-78)
II The Baptists
5 Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-92)
6 John Clifford (1836-1923)
7 The Downgrade Controversy (1887-88)
8 Conclusion
Filed under: 19th century, C. H. Spurgeon, John Clifford | Leave a Comment »
Posted on February 20, 2009 by andygoodliff
The Tribe of Dan: The New Connexion of General Baptists 1770-1891 : A Study in the Transition from Revival Movement to Established Denomination
1 Introduction
2 ‘Essential truths’: The Theological Background and Development of the Movement
3. Mission or Maintenance: An Examination of the Organisational Structure of the New Connexion
4. ‘The Middle sphere of life’: Aspects of the [...]
Filed under: 19th century, Dan Taylor | Leave a Comment »
Posted on February 20, 2009 by andygoodliff
1. John Rippon and the Transformation of the Baptists
2. The Making of an Evangelical Baptist Leader (1751-1773)
3. Pattern of a Pastorate: John Rippon and Carter Lane (1773-1836)
4. ‘Sing Side by Side’: John Rippon and Baptist Hymnody
5. Wider Horizons: The Baptist Annual Register (1790-1802)
6. Rippon and Baptist Historiography
7. ‘Willing Servant of all the Churches’
8. Rippon: The [...]
Filed under: 19th century, Hymnody, John Rippon | Leave a Comment »
Posted on November 4, 2008 by andygoodliff
This edition of the journal is the final one to be edited by John H Y Briggs, who has been editor since 1985. Ian Randall now takes over.
Whatever happened to the covenant community? Baptist church meetings in the nineteenth century – Malcolm J. Egner
George Cosens: Black Baptist Pastor and Evangelist – David Watts
1689 and all [...]
Filed under: 19th century, baptist quarterly, church meeting | Leave a Comment »
Posted on May 19, 2008 by andygoodliff
Foreword
David Bebbington
Hanserd Knollys, the English Particular Baptists and Mission in the Seventeenth Century
Dennis C. Bustin
Andrew Fuller on Mission: Text and Passion
Michael A. G. Haykin
Irish Baptists: Home Mission and Denominational Home Rule in the Nineteenth and
Twentieth Centuries
Maurice Dowling
‘The world is our parish’: Spurgeon’s College and World Mission, 1856-1892
Ian Randall
International Mission of the Old Baptist Union, 1895-1914
Michael [...]
Filed under: 17th Century, 19th century, 20th century, Mission, american baptists, global baptists | 1 Comment »
Posted on May 19, 2008 by andygoodliff
Foreword
David Bebbington
Introduction
Ian Randall
Hanserd Knollys and the Formation of Particular Baptist Identity in Seventeenth-
Century London
Dennis Bustin
Preparation as a Discipline of Devotion in Eighteenth-Century England: A Lost Facet of Baptist Identity?
Karen Smith
Conflicting Commitments? Baptist Identity and Welsh National Consciousness, 1649 to the Present
D. Densil Morgan
The Call of the Minister and Character of the Church: Baptist Identity at [...]
Filed under: 17th Century, 18th century, 19th century, 20th century, american baptists, european baptists, global baptists | 1 Comment »