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Interviews with Anthony R. Cross, Chris Ellis and Simon Woodman

Posted on April 26, 2009 by andygoodliff

Three interviews with three British Baptist writers can be found here:

Anthony R. Cross (interview with Anthony includes an update on forthcoming books from the Studies in Baptist History and Thought series).

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