Ruth Gouldbourne

A Dictionary of European Baptist Life and Thought

History & Biography

“This rich trove of information and insight strengthens European Baptist identity by allowing Baptists across Europe to understand each other better and to share conversation. It is full of knowledge that enriches understanding and provokes reflection--and dipping into its pages offers the chance to learn things we didn't know we didn't yet know!”

Balthasar Hubmaier's Doctrine of Salvation in Dynamic and Relational Perspective

Theology

“In this groundbreaking study Kim has examined in detail the theology and practice of an important Reformation thinker, and has shown not only something of the historic context and meaning, but, more significantly, the relevance of this thinking for the church today. Believers in all sorts of contexts can be grateful to Kim for a fresh approach and new resources for reflection on discipleship and being the church.”

Ecumenism and History

History & Biography

“The breadth and variety of these essays, reflecting the breadth of the interests of the man honoured in the Festschrift, and depth of scholarship of those who have contributed, make this a resource of great richness and delight--further illuminating areas already known, and opening up new areas for consideration.”

Looking in the Other Direction

History & Biography

“This work contains a great deal of original research on an area that is not often well understood (that of the Believers’ Church Tradition), but which is of great significance in understanding the landscape of faith communities. Van der Leer has amassed a significant amount of material, and his analysis is important in enabling those who are part of the tradition to understand their own story, trace the contours of the community, and identify both strengths and weaknesses.”

Trinitarian Spirituality

Theology

“In this work, Brian Kay has opened up new possibilities in understanding John Owen for our day. By showing how Owen's theology underpins and informs a developing spirituality, Kay demonstrates the need for prayer to be grounded in theology and for theology to be shaped by prayer.”

Unmasking the Angel

Church Leadership & Ministry

Foreword

“In this work, Langford offers a creative approach to understanding individual church communities and, particularly for ministers, of serving them effectively. . . . By investigating history, Langford enables us to see how patterns and assumptions are expressed as identity, and he explores how these might be developed, questioned, challenged, or renewed, thus offering insights for congregations seeking to be faithful and appropriate in a world that is different from that in which they started up.”