James M. Dunn and Soul Freedom: A Baptist Paradigm for Political Engagement in the Public Arena (Essay‪)‬

James Robinson Graves: History in the Service of Ecclesiology: Many Baptists in America Revere a Small, Prosaic Booklet That Bears a Captivating Title--"the Trail of Blood".... Following the Christians Down Through the Centuries ... Or the History of Baptist Churches from the Time of Christ, Their Founder, To the Present Day (Biography)

The Quiet Revolutionary: Amelia Morton Bishop: Following Is the Story of a Simple Texas Housewife, Mother, Sometime Denominational Worker (Especially in the Woman's Missionary Union-Wmu), Church Volunteer, School Teacher, University Professor, And Free-Lance Writer. (1) That Woman, Amelia Morton Bishop, Now Lives in Austin, Texas. To Our Way of Thinking, She Is a Quiet Revolutionary (Biography)

The Story of Asenath Brewster: Pioneer in Urban Missions and Mentor of Southern Baptist Leaders: By the Time Asenath Brewster Was Thirty-Two Years Old in 1911, She Had Taken a Leading Role in Sending Her Denomination's First Missionaries Abroad and in Forming Its Women's Missionary Organization (Biography)

The Baptist Ecclesiology of E. Y. Mullins: Individualism and the New Testament Church: Most Observers Consider E. Y. Mullins to Be the Most Influential Southern Baptist Theologian and Denominational Leader of the Twentieth Century (Essay)

Christianity and the Social Crisis: Rauschenbusch's Legacy After a Century: In 2001, the Plight of the Working Poor Reached a Wide Audience Through Barbara Ehrenreich's Best Seller, Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting by in America. Ehrenreich Wondered How Anyone Could Survive on Near Minimum Wage (Biography)

Duncan O'bryant: Pioneer Baptist Missionary to the Western Cherokees (Biography)