Church History

The title of this book well describes its contents, ‘A History Of American Revivals, With Their Philosophy And Methods.’ Written in 1877 it covers revivals that occurred in the ministries of George Whitefield, the Tennants, James McGready in...

Integrate into your educational program! This modern teacher's guide will help you make the most of your Adams' Chart of History. Filled with suggested activities, sample skill tests, and ideas - it makes it easy to utilize this great resource in your...

The influence of the Great Awakening on revival among Baptists in America, 1754-1787.The Baptists today are easily the largest Christian group in the southern portion of the United States. . . . The triumph of free-church principles in the Revolutionary...

The influence of the Great Awakening in America followed by the trail of the Separate Baptist Movement from Connecticut, through New York, into Virginia, then working with the Indians and on into North Carolina was filled with many trials, struggles and...

This book, originally published in 1876, tells how Baptists gave feet to their zeal for civil and religious liberty. Read about Baptist statesman John Hart, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, who risked life, family, and property for the cause...

Baptists and Toleration during the Period of the Civil Wars.Can it ever be right for Christians to persecute other Christians? What did the Puritans say should be the response to those who deviated from them in doctrine? Do we need a more balanced and...

This booklet gives a century-by-century synopsis of the history of the Lord's churches now known as the Baptists. Historically accurate and packed with information, it includes a diagrammatic timeline of the Baptist lineage and a chart of the various...

A thrilling account of the revival in Wales, 1904-1905, in which God used young people in their teens and early twenties as instruments of blessing. In particular this is the story of one young man, Evan Roberts. But "one of the features of a true...

John Wesley (1703-1791) was an English cleric, theologian and evangelist who was a leader of a revival movement within the Church of England known as Methodism. The societies he founded became the dominant form of the independent Methodist movement that...

Reprinted as a project for the Tri-Centennial Celebration of the founding of the first Baptist association in America in 1707, the Philadelphia Baptist Association. This a reprint of the sixth edition of A Confession of Faith (Second London Baptist...