The Newport Collection (1766): the First Baptist Hymnal in America. More Books by Baptist History and Heritage

The Ambiguity of Historical Study: Was Mullins Right Or Wrong About Confessions? in His Delightful Book, The Churches the Apostles Left Behind, The Late Raymond E. Brown, New Testament Scholar, Proved That There Is a Range of Ecclesiological Diversity in the New Testament That Complicates the Claim of Different Churches That Their Ecclesiology Is Faithful to the New Testament (Edgar Young Mullins) (Critical Essay)

Jennings Randolph: Servant, Statesman, Seventh Day Baptist: Many Advantages Come Along with Being Part of the Baptist Family, Especially As Those Advantages Are Expressed Through the Relationships We Have with Our Baptist Brothers and Sisters. Inside the Baptist Family, We Have Our Own Clans, And Kinship Inside Those Clans Is Meaningful (Biography)

Billy Graham: An Appreciation: Wherever One Travels Around the World, The Names of Three Baptists Are Immediately Known and Appreciated--Jimmy Carter, Billy Graham and Martin Luther King, Jr. One Is a Politician, One an Evangelist, And the Other Was a Civil Rights Leader. All of Them Have Given Baptists and the Christian Faith a Good Reputation (Biography)

Women in Cultural Captivity: British Women and the Zenana Mission: In a Little Pamphlet Outlining the Work of Two British Baptist Women, Marianne Lewis and Elizabeth Sale: Pioneers of Missionary Work Among Women, (1) Ernest Payne Remarked That 1792 was a Key Year for Two Publications (Enquiry Into the Obligations of Christians to Use Means for the Conversion of the Heathen) (A Vindication of the Rights of Women)

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)

Black Baptist Women and the Birmingham Civil Rights Movement, 1956-1963: Historians and Journalists During and Immediately After the Civil Rights Movement Emphasized the Role of Religion in the Movement. They Showed How the Black Church and Its Leaders Provided the Charisma, Finance, Inspiration, Spiritual Nurture, And the Foot Soldiers That Made the Movement Successful.

Baptist Women Walking Together in America, 1950-2000: when Did You Become Captivated by the Study of History? I was Born in a Twin-City Area of North Louisiana, Behind the First Baptist Church of One of the Twin Communities and Around the Corner from a School Where I Studied American History Under a Rare Phenomenon, A Seventh-Grade Teacher with a Ph.D. In History.

African American Baptist Women: A Study of Missions in African American Churches in Atlanta, Georgia: The Missionary Service of African American Women has Long Mirrored Their Role in the Family. Over the Years, They have Played a Major Role in Keeping the Family Unit Together in Spite of Great Challenges, Including Slavery and Subsequent Prejudices.

Seventh Day Baptists: A Microcosm of Baptist History: Some People Like to Stand on the Shore of an Ocean and See the Magnitude of God's Creation. Some Prefer to Use the Same Ocean to Travel Beyond That Which is Known to Them. Still Others Like to Play in the Surf, Even Swimming Against the Tide Or Trusting in Its Buoyancy to Carry Their Bodies to the Safety of the Shore.

The Progressive National Baptist Convention: The Progressive National Baptist Convention (PNBC) was Founded in 1961, in the Aftermath of Several Years of Conflict Within the National Baptist Convention, U.S.A., Inc. (NBC). the Conflict Centered on Two Issues: (1) the Tenure of President Joseph H. Jackson, And (2) the Civil Rights Activism of Martin Luther King, Jr. (1).

BJC = [Jmd.Sup.2]: The Contributions of Joseph M. Dawson and James M. Dunn to the Baptist Joint Committee: Like the Old Campbell's Soup Television Jingle About "Soup and Sandwich," Joseph M. Dawson and James M. Dunn "Go Together." (Viewpoint Essay)

E. Y. Mullins on Religious Liberty: At the Meeting of the Baptist World Alliance's Third World Congress in 1923, E. Y. Mullins Ascended the Dais in Stockholm, Sweden, To Preach a Sermon Titled, "the Baptist Conception of Religious Liberty." (Edgar Young Mullins) (Critical Essay) (Essay)

Unclean: Luke 13:20-21: Winning Sermon in the 2006 Baptist Heritage Preaching Contest: One of the Hardest Things to Take About Jesus Is That He Kept Getting Things Wrong. His Disciples and Other Followers Tried to Help Him. They Really Did (Viewpoint Essay)

The Life and Times of Barbara Jordan: A Twentieth-Century Baptist and Political Pioneer: The World Was a Different Place for Women in 1962 when Barbara Charline Jordan Lost Her First Race for the Texas House of Representatives (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)

Jewell Legett and the Social Curriculum: The Education of a Southern Baptist Woman Missionary at the WMU Training School, 1908-1909: Jewell Legett was Twenty-Four Years Old in 1908 when She Traveled from Her Home in Port Lavaca, Texas, To Enter the Woman's Missionary Union Training School (WMUTS) at Louisville, Kentucky.

Rebecca Anna Phillips: Question of Authority and Gender Among Primitive Baptists: Primitive Baptists in the Nineteenth Century Took New Testament Scriptures on the Role of Women As a Mandate for Women to be Silent During Worship.

English Baptist Women Under Persecution (1660-1688): a Study of Social Conformity and Dissent: The Baptist Denomination in England Experienced Tremendous Growth During the Seventeenth Century Despite Much Opposition (1).

Angelina B. Buensuceso: Harbinger of Baptist Ordination of Women in the Philippines: In 1934, a Seventeen-Year-Old Student Named Angelina Belluga Enrolled in the Baptist Missionary Training School (BMTS) in Iloilo City on Panay Island in the Philippines.

Baptist Women Deacons and Deaconesses: Key Developments and Trends, 1609-2005: "Baptist Women Deacons and Deaconesses: Key Developments and Trends, 1609-2005" is a Big Topic. It Covers Four Centuries. It Spans International Boundaries. It Exhibits Considerable Conflict.