A Visit to London’s Evangelical Library



The Canadian Journal of Theology was published by the University of Toronto and ran for 16 volumes between 1955 and 1970. It is valuable resource of learned articles from an interesting range of theological perspectives. Canterbury Cathedral library have kindly provided me with a full set of this journal. However, as far as digitisation is…
I am delighted to be able to announce that complete run of Ecclesia Reformata Journal is now available on biblicalstudies.org.uk. The journal states its objectives on its website as follows: Ecclesia Reformanda was a journal for pastors, theological students, and scholars, that sought to serve the Church in its ongoing reformation according to God’s Word….
Just over 10 years ago I completed the digitisation of the Transactions of the Baptist Historical Society (1908-1921) and its successor, The Baptist Quarterly (1922-1998) – a total of 2,435 articles on a wide variety of subjects. The original scanning was done with the permission of the Baptist Historical Society. Site visitors now have a…
I am pleased to announce that the King’s Theological Review, published by the Theology Department of King’s College London, is now online for the first time. All 25 issues, consisting of a total of 143 articles are available. The contributors include: James Barr, Peter R. Ackroyd, Colin Gunton, Dan Cohn-Sherbok, Ulrich Simon, Ronald E. Clements…
The newsletter “Mainstream (Baptists for Life and Growth / A Word & Spirit Network)” [1979-2001] can now be accessed here:http://www.biblicalstudies.org.uk/articles_mainstream_01.phpMy thanks to Judy Powles for the loan of the Spurgeon’s College library set and to Rev Stephen Rand (the current editor) for his permission to place the series on-line. Issues 47-49 will be added as…
Older issues of The Churchman journal are extremely rare, and the Church Society (the publishers) and myself have been working together to locate copies for digitisation for quite a while. Thanks to the generosity of a library in Cambridge I have been to fill some of the gaps in my table contents in my table…
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Nice to see your blog and hear of your trip to the EL. Thanks for doing your little bit to make known what is, as you say, an under-used resource. I am the present library board chairman.