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As we wrap up the review of the book, British Particular Baptists, Volume 5, we conclude with the last two Appendixes. Appendix C is a transcription of a letter (excerpt pictured below) from James Hin … read more

"It is with the outmost freedom I ad[d]ress myself to that reasonable service now required of me, of declaring in this publick manner, those Articles of my faith I have extracted from the word of God. … read more

Actual photograph of the dungeon at Warwick, England, where religious dissenters were imprisoned for conscience’ sake during the Restoration period of the Stuart King Charles II, 1660-1685. The octago … read more

George Barclay . . . served in one church for thirty-six years. He was a Baptist by conviction. . . The uniqueness of the ecclesiology of his congregation was such that there was no other similar caus … read more

Seven years or so after the Woodstock Riot Hinton observed in an ordination sermon that “[t]he study of history usually fills the benevolent mind with distress.” Doubtless at the time of this remark … read more