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Articles in Wntr-Spring, 2001 issue of Baptist History and Heritage

• Religious pluralism in the United States and other lands: a challenge for Baptists and other Christians in the 21st century: my paper concentrates primarily on prospects rather than retrospects for two reasons
  by Alan Neely
• Baptists in Latin America and their theological contributions at the end of the twentieth century: in studying the theological writings of Baptists in Latin America, we should both keep in mind the diversity of Baptist history and view these writings in t
  by Pablo P. Moreno
• You Are a Great People: Maryland/Delaware Baptists, 1742-1998
  by John H. Barnhill
• Awards presented
• Baptist developments in the Nordic Countries during the twentieth century: in the Nordic Countries, Baptists have had an uphill struggle against the dominant Lutheranism
  by Peder A. Eidberg
• Revivals, Baptists and George Rawlyk: a Memorial Volume
  by William H. Brackney
• Inventing the "Great Awakening."
  by W. Terry Linley
• Central Canadian Baptists and the role of cultural factors in the fundamentalist-modernist Schism of 1927: "Culture wars" are not a new phenomenon. In the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries, Canadian Baptists were engaged in an ongoin
  by Paul Wilson
• The Fundamentalist controversy concerning the Baptist Theological College of Scotland: on October 25, 1944, May Hossack wrote to her husband, George, who was on active service in the war, describing the events that took place in Charlotte Baptist Chapel d
  by Kenneth B.E. Roxburgh
• A Review of Paradigm Wars: the Southern Baptist International Mission Board Faces the Third Millennium
  by Dick Rader
• Long-range Planning Committee created
• Union of Evangelical Christians-Baptists of Estonia, 1945-1989: survival techniques, outreach efforts, search for identity: Baptists are alive and well in Estonia—in spite of decades filled with attempts to destroy them
  by Toivo Pilli
• The Baptists in Australia
  by Albert W. Wardin, Jr.
• The Myth of Christian America: What You Need to Know About the Separation of Church and State
  by Keith Durso
• Seeking a Turangawaewae: constructing a Baptist identity in New Zealand: among the indigenous people of New Zealand, the concept of turangawaewae is of great importance. A turangawaewae is, literally, "place to stand."
  by Martin Sutherland
• Patterns of Canadian Baptist life in the twentieth century: Baptists in Canada met in the summer of 1900 in Winnipeg to organize an all-Canada Union
  by Robert S. Wilson
• We Are Baptists: Studies for Younger Elementary Children
  by Cos Davis
• BHHS officers elected
• U. S. Baptists and modernity: great dissenters, lousy conformists: Baptists had been in North America for only five or six years before it was deemed necessary to pass a law against them
  by Edwin S. Gaustad
• The Words of Gardner Taylor. Quintessential Classics, 1980-Present
  by Bobby L. Lovett
• Pilgrim Pathways: Essays in Baptist History in Honour of B.R. White
  by Michael E. Williams, Sr.
• Future meeting sites approved
• Another way of being a Christian in France: a century of Baptist implantation: France is the largest country of Western Europe. Its cultural influence is very ancient and still strong today, in spite of the fact that, since the beginning of the twentieth
  by Sebastien Fath
• Baptists Against Racism
  by Jerry L. Summers
• Blessed Are the Peacemakers
  by John H. Barhill
• Baptist World Alliance relief efforts in Post-Second-World-War Europe: the Baptist World Alliance, the official global fellowship of Baptists, was created at the Baptist World Congress in London in 1905
  by Richard V. Pierard
• 1930s AD
  by Eiko Kanamaru
• Biographical Dictionary of Christian Missions
  by Albert W. Wardin, Jr.
• Special international issue: last July, Wake Forest University's Divinity School hosted the Second International Conference on Baptist Studies
  by Merrill M. Hawkins, Jr.
• The Holy Spirit: the key to the baptismal sacramentalism of H. Wheeler Robinson: the rise of the ecumenical movement in the early twentieth century meant that many principles held so dear for generations, or so it seemed, came under the theological micros
  by Anthony R. Cross
• A Genealogy of Dissent: Southern Baptist Protest in the Twentieth Century
  by Glenn Jonas
• The Journal and Selected Letters of William Carey
  by John H. Barnhill
• Global Baptist Heritage Preaching Contest: this combined Winter/Spring 2001 issue of Baptist History and Heritage is especially important for four key reasons
  by Charles W. Deweese
• Baptist theological education in Africa, particularly in South Africa: this article will identify some of the central historical and contemporary factors that are having an impact on Baptist theological education in Africa and, specifically, on South Afri
  by Louise Kretzschmar
• Southern Baptists: a Historical, Ecclesiological, and Theological Heritage of a Confessional People
  by W. Morgan Patterson
• Society approves a new name