Baptists' Timothy George and David S. Dockery update and substantially reshape their classic book in an effort to preserve and discover the Baptists' “underappreciated contribution to Christianity's theological heritage.” George and ...

From the Library of Baptist Classics series.

About the Book Books about Baptists discuss the history, beliefs and practices of Christians who baptize their adherents by complete immersion in water, and place great store in redemption through faith.

These are the collected writings of an avowed skeptic, an embittered Civil War veteran who eventually became a towering giant of late 19th century Christianity.

The Lives of Virginia Baptist Ministers / by James B. Taylor (3rd ed.) was a two volume work where v. 1 was considered the 1st series and v. 2 was the 2nd series. The third series, prepared by George Braxton Taylor, was published in 1912.

Second, this book is for students, those theologically trained and those not trained except for their life within the local Baptist church, and especially for those who sense a further and deeper commitment to that involvement.

The times in which we live demand that believers stand firm upon that which they know to be biblical truth. This book provides such a platform.

A book covering the history of the Baptist faith.