• James Popham

    The Life And Death Of James Popham

    Waymarks Vol 9 (1937) The Late Mr. J. K. Popham Pastor Of The Church, Meeting For Divine Worship At “Galeed” Strict Baptist Chapel, Brighton. Having already gone to Press, before the bereaving news reached us of the passing of the late Mr. J. K. Popham, on June 17th, 1937, at the advanced age of 89 years; together with the fact…

  • Joseph Hatton

    The Life And Testimony Of Joseph Hatton

    Gospel Standard 1884: An Outline Of The Life Of The Late Joseph Hatton, Minister Of The Gospel And Editor Of The “Gospel Standard” “The righteous perisheth, and no man layeth it to heart; and merciful men are taken away, none considering that the righteous is taken away from the evil to come.” (Is. 57:1.) These things are continually taking place…

  • Alfred Dye

    The Life And Ministry Of Alfred Dye

    Since we went to press, the Lord has seen fit to call to Himself, after an illness lasting only a fortnight, the former Pastor of the Church at "Providence,” Rowley Regis—Mr. Alfred Dye. He entered into rest just after 8 a.m. on March 17th, 1930, at the age of 78 years. Some of his last words were: “Heaven! heaven! heaven!…

  • Walter Brooke

    The Life And Ministry Of Walter Brooke

    It is not our custom to make extended references to the passing of various members of our denomination, the purpose of sending forth this magazine being far removed from the mere dissemination of news, but circumstances sometimes warrant a departure from usual practice.

  • E. A. Brooker

    The Life And Ministry Of E. A. Brooker

    It came as a great shock to us, after reaching home from chapel on Lord's Day evening, December 27th, 1953, to hear over the telephone of the sudden passing from time to eternal glory, of our late friend, Mr. E. A. Brooker (Pastor at Rehoboth Strict Baptist Chapel, Tunbridge Wells). Before us, as we write, is a letter from one…

  • The Baptist Particular Podcast

    The Philosophy Of Confessionalism (Episode 5)

    This Episode: Although Andrew Fuller was not a systematic theologian, yet it is possible to gather and collate his teachings into an orderly arrangement. This is the first episode of a seven part series which will not only set forth the systematic theology of Fuller, but will compare his teachings with that of John Gill and the 1689 Confession, thus…