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Baptists at 400
In 2009 Baptists mark the 400th anniversary since their first arising in Europe. This series of articles by various Baptist historians will help you know, understand and appreciate the price they paid to worship God according to conscience and soul freedom. They will help you to understand the broad and strong foundation from which Baptists of today may stretch toward the future.
— The Editor
Some articles are originally found at
Baptist History and Heritage Society’s web site.
The Baptist History and Heritage Society has produced resources, especially designed for this anniversary year that provide information on Baptist beginnings. Pamphlets include:
English Baptist Origins
by Karen Smith;
Baptist Beginnings in America
by Bill J. Leonard;
Origins of the American Baptist Churches, USA
by William H. Brackney;
Southern Baptist Convention
by Rosalie Beck;
African American Baptist Origins
by Sandy Martin;
Hispanic Baptist Origins
(English and Spanish available) by Albert Reyes; and
Beginnings of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship
by Pamela R. Durso.
Pamphlets may be purchased in any combination at $25 per 100 copies. To order, call (678) 547-6095 or e-mail:
pamdurso@baptisthistory.org
. Provide your name, address, and telephone number. Shipping costs will be added to your invoice.
Click links below for stories:
What does Baptist mean?
Historians trace movement back 400 years
What are Baptists’ New Frontiers?
Scholars disagree on Anabaptist, Baptist connection
Baptist influence on U.S., world a mixed bag
Baptist history a continuing search for NT church
Baptists celebrate past with an eye to future
Who founded Baptists — John Smyth or John the Baptist?
Historians debate rise of Landmarkism in 19th century
Southwestern marks ‘Radical Reformation Day’
Baptists born through difficult labor of religious liberty
Are Baptists in touch?
Baptists celebrate 400th anniversary
A look at Baptist autonomy and its cousin
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