God's Glory in Baptist History: A Memorial Volume for Terry Wolever
Edited by Michael A. G. Haykin
"Terry Lee Wolever was: A Christian. A Calvinist. A servant of the Lord and his local church. A reputable scholar. A notable Baptist historian. A good teacher. A good conversationalist. A good friend. A fan of root beer floats. Thoughtful. Articulate. And a genuinely friendly and funny guy." --an excerpt from the biographical sketch of Terry Wolever. This volume was written to honor his legacy, but ultimately, as Terry would certainly have it, was written to honor and glorify His Lord.
Contents:
Biographical sketch of Terry Wolever, by Douglas Holcomb
John Clarke and the Rhode Island Charter, by Andre A. Gazal
Thomas Davis and the Evangelical Revival at Reading, by Michael A. G. Haykin
The Portrait of a Courageous Entrepreneur in an Era of Ambiguity and Peril (Samuel Miles, ca.1740-1805), by Robert Edward Johnson
Hidden Treasure, Common Vessel: The Story of John Munro, by Wayne R. Brandow
The Life and Ministry of R. B. C. Howell, by Thomas J. Nettles
John A. Broadus and Slavery, by Roger D. Duke
Exemplar of Fundamentalist Spirituality (A. C. Dixon, 1854-1925), by Gerald L. Priest
Developing a Ministerial Profile From a Biographical Compendium, by Anthony L. Chute
Baptists and Freemasonry: A Conflicted History, by Jeffrey P. Straub
Appendix A: Aids to Baptist Historical Research in North America, by Terry Wolever
Appendix B: Conveying a Sense of God's Greatness: Joseph Kinghorn and the Impress of Christian Piety, by Terry Wolever
Appendix C: Bibliography of the Published Works of Terry Wolever
Navy cloth hardcover with gold stamping on the cover and spine. Includes an Index of Persons, an Index of Subjects, and an Index of Churches. xviii, 300 pages. Illustrated. Acid-free paper.