Church Planting Initiative by Baptists (BACUP Papers) now online
By popular request the Church Planting Initiative by Baptists, known as the BACUP Papers, are now available for free download here.
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Haddington House Journal Vol 18 (2016) now on-line
Thanks to the kind permission of the Editor, the 2016 edition of Haddington House Journal is now available for free download in PDF. Click here to visit the download page and browse the other volumes available. Table of Contents Volume 18 (2016) General Articles John Ross, “Jesus Washing the Disciples’ Feet,” 5-10. Milton Lipa, “The…
Blog Interview: All Nations Christian College – Dr Mark Galpin
Today I am continuing a series of interviews with the faculty members of Bible Colleges around the world. 1) Please introduce yourself and your role at All Nations Christian College My name is Mark Galpin and I teach poverty and justice studies and also leadership here at All Nations. I also head up the Postgraduate…
Religion in Communist Lands journal now on-line
I am pleased to announce that the journal Religion in Communist Lands is now available on-line here. Although its subject matter might be considered peripheral to Biblical Studies it represents a unique archive of an important period in modern church history which will be of great interest to many. The articles will later be listed…
Blog Interview: Helen Thorne – London City Mission’s Pioneer Programme
My wife brought my attention to a post of the Affinity website about the training of ministers. She noted that there was a very helpful comment by Helen Thorne or London City Mission and suggested that I contact Helen to interview her for my blog series. Helen has kindly agreed to take part. 1) Please…
Transactions of the Baptist Historical Society now online
I was asked last year by Professor John Briggs, Chairman of the Baptist Historical Society, if I could assist them by digitising and hosting the Transactions of the Baptist Historical Society (1908-1921) and the Baptist Quarterly (1922-present). I quickly learned – through my contacts at the Baptist training colleges – that the Transactions represent a unique historical…
BETH Conference 2019 Day 4: Regent’s Park College & Angus Library
Regent’s Park College Today delegates to the BETH Conference were able to visit the library at Regent’s Park College, a permanent private hall of the University of Oxford. The pictures below are of the theology and church history sections in the library. Angus Library and Archive Within Regent’s Park College is housed the Angus Library…
