Baptist History and Heritage

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Articles in Summer-Fall, 2005 issue of Baptist History and Heritage

• Perspectives on Church Government
  by Joe Early, Jr.
• Baptist Faith in Action: The Private Writings of Maria Baker Taylor, 1813-1895
  by Lydia Huffman Hoyle
• The Formation of the Primitive Baptist Movement
  by Michael Dain
• 1800 Ad
  by Walter B. Shurden
• Sallie Rochester Ford: fiction, faith, and femininity: nineteenth-century Baptists offered two general, and different, cultural messages to women within the church regarding social expectations
  by Richard Traylor
• Baptist Church Discipline
  by Joe Early, Jr.
• Keep your hand on the plow—hold on: black Baptist women in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: as I look about me today in this veiled world of mine, despite the noisier and more spectacular advance of my brothers, I instinctively feel and know that it is the
  by Pamela A. Smoot
• Baptist women in America: in various times in Baptist history in America, women have served as church planters, missionaries, mission organization leaders, deaconesses, deacons, worship leaders, preachers, exhorters, and spiritual advisors
  by Pamela R. Durso
• The Trophy of Baptists: Words to Celebrate Religious Liberty
  by Larry J. Frazier
• Chosen by God: women pastors on the frontiers of the seventh day baptist denomination: we sat in the warm July sunshine, taking a break from the afternoon camp activities. Suddenly Courtney swung her body around and looked across the picnic table at me. S
  by Patricia A. Bancroft
• Remember that you were slaves Deuteronomy 5:15, 15:15, 16:12, 24:18, 22: winning sermon in the 2005 Baptist heritage preaching contest: when we celebrate the Fourth of July, we are reminding ourselves as Americans that we have not always been free
  by Steve Hollaway
• "Exquisite powers": Ann Baker Graves and Corinthia Read Williams, obedient revolutionaries
  by Loyd Allen
• Introducing Baptists: a new booklet: the Baptist history and heritage society recently released a new booklet titled an introduction to Baptists . This is booklet number seven in the Baptist heritage library
  by Charles W. Deweese
• 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 sc
  by Sarah Frances Anders
• 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 pr
  by Wilson Fallin, Jr.
• According to God's Plan: Southern Baptist Missions and Race, 1945-1970
  by James S. Baugess
• 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 exhibi
  by Charles W. Deweese
• Susan B. Anthony and Helen Barrett Montgomery: an intergenerational feminist partnership: the name of Susan B. Anthony is synonymous with the struggle for women's suffrage in America
  by Kendal P. Mobley
• 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
  by Jaquelyn S. Henderson