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J. M. Cramp was one of the best known and most widely read Canadian Baptist writers in the nineteenth century. Part of this broad readership rests on the sheer volume of his writings. ... Most of his … read more

John Gilmour has rightly been described as a man of “truly apostolic spirit.” So great was his love for the cause of Jesus Christ among the lost, and so faithful his service to the body of Christ, th … read more

Alexander Stewart went from being a young convert in Scotland to becoming the founding pastor of one the most influential Baptist churches in Canada. Although his ministry had many ups and downs, his … read more

It would not be much of an exaggeration to dub Theodore Seth Harding the “Chrysostom of the Maritime Provinces,” for certainly he made his greatest contribution to the development of the Baptist denom … read more

This week we begin the review of the content of our latest forthcoming book - A Noble Company, Volume 12, The Canadians.Edward Manning was a profoundly complex figure, a New Light evangelist who becam … read more