Church History

Many Christians today do not realize that there was a Reformation movement in France and Italy, as well as England, Germany, and Northern Europe. This volume includes a total of six true stories of...

While a lesson in character and history, the history of the Reformation of England is also chronologically woven throughout. The main idea of the books has been to give a fair picture of Martin...

Product Description Richard B. Cook was the pastor at the Second Baptist Church in Wilmington, Delaware. Dr. Cook tells the story of the Baptist faith throughout church history, going all the way...

Have you ever wondered how the Bible was translated? Read about Casiodoro de Reina, the translator of the Spanish Bible, and his struggle with the leaders of the Catholic church who did not want to...

Many people are members of a Baptist church, but do not really know why. If you claim the name Baptist, this book is essential reading. A Baptist History Classic Reprint.   Copyright Revival...

New, recent reprint, hardback copy of the book, "The Baptist Encyclopaedia (2-Volume Set)" by William Cathcart.  The Baptist Encyclopedia is a Dictionary of the doctrines, ordinances, usages,...

Formerly titled "In Editha's Days: A Tale of Religious Liberty" A real life account of an Anabaptist family in England running for their lives because of their faith in the Bible. This persecution...

This highly affordable paperback edition includes Maier's best-selling translation, historical commentary on each book of The Church History, and ten maps and illustrations.SKU (ISBN):...

Dr. Phil Stringer has made a tremendous contribution to the Baptist cause by writing this volume, "The Faithful Baptist Witness." First of all, it is a valuable resource for the local church...

The First London Confession of Faith: 1646 Edition. Particular Baptist Press 2017 edition with Appendix by Benjamin Cox and Historical Introduction by Michael A.G. Haydin. “Baptists have always...

Although a considerable number of scattered records accompanied what Jonathan Edwards called the ‘Revival of Religion in New England in 1740’ it was not until 1841 that Joseph Tracy thoroughly sifted...