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The United Free Church
This volume is a history of the United Free church, and is an extended version of a lecture delivered to The Guild of St. Mary’s, Moffat in 1904 under the title of The Component Parts of the United Free Church.
Missionary Baptism & Evangelical Unity
The concept of missionary baptism is based on the household baptism of converts and their families described in the New Testament. This is most commonly experienced today in missionary situations, when entire families become Christians. Building on the work of nineteenth-century Scottish theologian William Cunningham, this study explores some implications for the connection between believers’ baptism, infant baptism, baby dedication, and Christian unity, particularly among evangelicals.
The Anthem Book of the United Free Church of Scotland
Excerpt from The Anthem Book of the United Free Church of Scotland: Issued by Authority; Recommended for Use by the Synod of the Presbyterian Church of England, 1909 After the union of the Free and United Presb terian Churches in 1900, a desire was expressed that should be prepared for use in the congregations of the United Church, and accordingly, in 1902, the General Assembly remitted to the Praise Committee to prepare and issue an Anthem Book for use in congregations. In carrying out this remit the Committee have judged it expedient to restrict the collection to anthems in the rendering of which the congregation, as well as the choir, may take part. They have endeavoured to provide an ade...
A Divided Church
A Divided Church is an account of the division that took place in the Free Church of Scotland, a conservative evangelical and reformed church, in the year 2000. The story is told of events that led to the division and the perceived inadequacies of procedures in church and state which impacted upon events leading up to the division. The book is written from the perspective of the Free Church of Scotland (Continuing), the smaller part of the divided Church. It is a story that requires to be told and it is written with care and conciseness by the lecturer in Church History and Church Principles at the Seminary of the Free Church of Scotland (Continuing).
The Anthem Book of the United Free Church of Scotland
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