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New Titles from Centre for Baptist History and Heritage

Posted on January 29, 2011 by andygoodliff

The Centre for Baptist History and Heritage have several new titles now available:

Anthony R. Cross’s inaugural lecture as the Centre’s Director on Recovering Baptist Baptismal Sacramentalism

Ian Randall’s lecture on Joseph Angus

Larry Kreitzer’s study of William Kiffin and Peter Morden’s study of Spurgeon’s spirituality.

All can be purchased here.

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