New Light Letters and Songs
edited by George A. Rawlyk
Contents include:
1. The New Light Letters and Spiritual Songs (1778-1793)
2. The Background for the Times, Letters and Songs
3. The New Light Letters (Henry Alline's Letters and The New Light Letters {1778-1793})
4. Hymns and Spiritual Songs (Alline's Hymns and Spiritual Songs and New Light Spiritual Songs
5. Alline's Poetry and Journal (From the Anti-Traditionalist; From the Liverpool Sermon; From
the Journal; Alline's Death)
6. Alline's Letter to the Gospel Church at Argyle, January 20, 1783
7. Charlotte Prescott Letters, 1789-1792
8. Nancy Lawrence Letters, 1789-1792
9. Joseph Dimock, Journal, 1791
10. Edward Manning's conversion, 1789
11. Edward manning's Letters, 1791-1973
12. William Black, "Real Lovers of Jesus?", 1787
13. Jacob Bailey, "Verse Against the New Lights", c.1784
14. Bishop Charles Inglis, "A Charge to the Clergy on Evils of Enthusiasm", 1791
15. Bishop Charles Inglis, "New Light Fanaticism," 1799
edited by George A. Rawlyk
Contents include:
1. The New Light Letters and Spiritual Songs (1778-1793)
2. The Background for the Times, Letters and Songs
3. The New Light Letters (Henry Alline's Letters and The New Light Letters {1778-1793})
4. Hymns and Spiritual Songs (Alline's Hymns and Spiritual Songs and New Light Spiritual Songs
5. Alline's Poetry and Journal (From the Anti-Traditionalist; From the Liverpool Sermon; From
the Journal; Alline's Death)
6. Alline's Letter to the Gospel Church at Argyle, January 20, 1783
7. Charlotte Prescott Letters, 1789-1792
8. Nancy Lawrence Letters, 1789-1792
9. Joseph Dimock, Journal, 1791
10. Edward Manning's conversion, 1789
11. Edward manning's Letters, 1791-1973
12. William Black, "Real Lovers of Jesus?", 1787
13. Jacob Bailey, "Verse Against the New Lights", c.1784
14. Bishop Charles Inglis, "A Charge to the Clergy on Evils of Enthusiasm", 1791
15. Bishop Charles Inglis, "New Light Fanaticism," 1799
The Sermons of Henry Alline
edited by George A. Rawlyk
This book is a collection of sermons by Nova Scotia Baptist preacher Henry Alline, the "Whitefield
of Nova Scotia." The sermons are from 1782 and 83. Hardcover - 174 pages - 1986 - 6" x 8.5"
edited by George A. Rawlyk
This book is a collection of sermons by Nova Scotia Baptist preacher Henry Alline, the "Whitefield
of Nova Scotia." The sermons are from 1782 and 83. Hardcover - 174 pages - 1986 - 6" x 8.5"
Beyond the Granite Curtain
by Theo. T. Gibson
This book is the story of Alexander McDonald, a pioneer Baptist missionary to the Canadian
North-West. He was born in 1837 on a farm near Osgoode, Carleton County, Ontario. This
book presents his substantial biography based on closely documented research. The year 1975
marks the centenary of his founding (in Winnipeg) of the first Baptist church in Western
Canada.Softcover, staple bound - 176 pages - no date - 5.5" x 8"
by Theo. T. Gibson
This book is the story of Alexander McDonald, a pioneer Baptist missionary to the Canadian
North-West. He was born in 1837 on a farm near Osgoode, Carleton County, Ontario. This
book presents his substantial biography based on closely documented research. The year 1975
marks the centenary of his founding (in Winnipeg) of the first Baptist church in Western
Canada.Softcover, staple bound - 176 pages - no date - 5.5" x 8"
Heritage and Horizon: The Baptist Story in Canada
by Harry A. Renfree
Canadian Baptists have eargerly awaited the day that someone would produce a
comprehensive, candid and faithful report of who we are and what major events helped shape
our identity. This book can only strengthen Canadian Baptist relationships, as it brings to mind
our common or similar beginnings. Softcover - 380 pages - copyright 1988 - 6" x 9"
by Harry A. Renfree
Canadian Baptists have eargerly awaited the day that someone would produce a
comprehensive, candid and faithful report of who we are and what major events helped shape
our identity. This book can only strengthen Canadian Baptist relationships, as it brings to mind
our common or similar beginnings. Softcover - 380 pages - copyright 1988 - 6" x 9"
An Abiding Conviction: Maritime Baptists and Their World
edited by Robert S. Wilson
During the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Maritime Baptists came to grips with the
implications of their religious distinctives and revivalist heritage while at the same time remaining
active participants in the world. The common theme which runs throughout the articles in this
book is "the abiding conviction" of Baptists in their Christian world view and in their calling as
Christians to defend it and, if possible to reshape their world in that mould. As the twentieth
century drew nearer, the possibility of that being accomplished began to diminish but the
conviction of the rightness of their vision did not wane. Their strongly help convictions became
particularly important in times of rapid change and shifting moral values. Softcover - 249 pages
- 1988 - 5.5" x 8"
edited by Robert S. Wilson
During the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Maritime Baptists came to grips with the
implications of their religious distinctives and revivalist heritage while at the same time remaining
active participants in the world. The common theme which runs throughout the articles in this
book is "the abiding conviction" of Baptists in their Christian world view and in their calling as
Christians to defend it and, if possible to reshape their world in that mould. As the twentieth
century drew nearer, the possibility of that being accomplished began to diminish but the
conviction of the rightness of their vision did not wane. Their strongly help convictions became
particularly important in times of rapid change and shifting moral values. Softcover - 249 pages
- 1988 - 5.5" x 8"
