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The story of Thomas Delaune raises some key questions to Irish Baptists and the wider Church in the circumstances of today:1. Are we fully supportive of those in the work and suffering of Gospel minis … read more

The relationship between church and state has always been one of tension. In the days of pagan Rome, when Christianity enjoyed no official status or legal recognition, the Apostle Paul preached submis … read more

What, then, did Edward Harrison leave behind when he departed this world for the one to come? First of all, Harrison left a good name. . . .William Russel calls him “. . .the late Pious, Prudent, Labo … read more

From the 1640’s till his death at the beginning of the next century, William Kiffen was a source of strength and stability to the Calvinistic Baptist movement and played a vital role in its growth and … read more

Christopher Blackwood was known in his day as one of the leading Particular Baptists...From the perspective of theological history, Blackwood’s life merits consideration because of the exemplary natur … read more