C. H. Spurgeon and Baptism: Part 1: The Question of Baptismal Sacramentalism – Peter J. Modern
A Baptist View of Ordained Ministry: A function or way of being?: Part 2 – Brian C. Brewer
Baptists in Amsterdam – Henk Bakker
Thomas Helwys’ First Confession of Fath, 1610 – Antony D. Rich
The Intimacies of Letters and Diaries: Nonconformist life [...]
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Catholicity and Confessionalism: Responding to George Beasley-Murray on unity and distinctiveness – John E. Colwell
Celebrating Diversity: Towards an inclusive church – Andy Goodliff
A Missionary Family in China – Michael Ball
A Letter of John Pendarves from 1656 – Larry J. Kreitzer
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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 [...]
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Faith, Heritage and Witness. A Supplement to the Baptist Quarterly Published in Honour of Dr. W. M. S West, edited by J. H. Y. Briggs (Baptist Historical Society, 1987)
Bible, Church and World. A Supplement to the Baptist Quarterly Published in Honour of Dr. D. S. Russell, edited by J. H. Y. Briggs (Baptist Historical Society, [...]
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EDITORIAL: FRIENDS AT WORK
Edward Milligan, Biographical Dictionary of British Quakers in Commerce and Industry, 1775-
1920, The Sessions Book Trust, Ebor Press, Huntington Road, York, UK, YO31 9HS, 624pp,
2007, £30 + £5.00 p&p UK, or £7.50 p&p overseas
BAPTISTS AND CREATION CARE Keith G. Jones
ROBERT JAMES McCRACKEN: Theology of Mission. Kenneth Roxburgh
THE PEOPLE CALLED GHANAIAN BAPTISTS Frank [...]
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