Baptist Historical Society
Uncovering Baptist Stories of Dissent with Ruth Gouldbourne, Craig Gardiner and Julie Bryan
Chair: Simon Woodman,
Historian: Ruth Gouldbourne,
Respondents: Craig Gardiner, Julie Bryan
Baptist Historical Society
The second in a series of conversations between experts and practitioners, exploring how a deeper understanding of the Baptist Story can affect our contemporary experience of Baptist life and faith.
Chair: Christine Joynes,
Historian: Stephen Copson,
Respondents: Wale Hudson-Roberts, Andy Goodliff
Baptist Historical Society
The third in a series of conversations between experts and practitioners, exploring how a deeper understanding of the Baptist Story can affect our contemporary experience of Baptist life and faith.
Chair: Mark Ord,
Historian: Karen Smith,
Respondents: Gale Richards and Ruth Moriarty
Baptist Historical Society
The fourth in a series of conversations between experts and practitioners, exploring how a deeper understanding of the Baptist Story can affect our contemporary experience of Baptist life and faith.
Chair: Doreen Morrison,
Historian: Peter Morden,
Respondents: Rosemarie Davidson-Gotobed, Kang-San Tan, and Steve Holmes
Baptist Historical Society
Perticular or Particular? In Search of When English Calvinistic Baptists Became Particular.
Lecture given by William H. Brackney, Millard R. Cherry Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Christian Thought and Ethics, Acadia University THURSDAY 27 MAY, 2.30 PM
Baptist Historical Society
Public launch event of 'Re-Membering the Body: The Witness of History, Theology, and The Arts in Honour of Ruth M.B. Gouldbourne'
Event held at Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, and online, on 4th October 2021.