The Baptist Particular

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Justified By His Grace

In Titus chapter 3 the Apostle Paul reminds his young friend to ‘affirm constantly’ the doctrine of justification by God’s grace. The free gift of God’s righteousness imputed to sinners…

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The Reformed Baptists: Orphans And Prodigals

The Reformed Baptists are the orphans of other denominations and the prodigals of the Hyper-Calvinist section of the Particular Baptist churches. They do not represent the Particular Baptist denomination.

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The Life And Ministry Of Richard Conyers

The name that heads this short article is worthy of a place amongst our former Christian leaders, from his intimate acquaintance with such men as Berridge, Newton, Thornton, Romaine, and…

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The Need Of An Evangelistic Spirit In Our Churches

The following address was given by Edwin White at the Annual Meeting of the Metropolitan Association of Strict Baptist Churches (MASBC) in March 1903. Herein Mr. White underscores the biblical…

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The Providence Of God

Believers rightly take great comfort in the providence of God. In an uncertain world trusting God’s providence calms our hearts for the present, and gives us confidence for the future. …

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37 An Examination Of Gill’s Goat Yard Declaration Of Faith (1729)

I would like to welcome you back to another study in Bible Doctrine. In our previous study, I laid out for you a historic backdrop to Gill’s Goat Yard Declaration.…

David Dann

David Dann (1854-1896) was a Strict and Particular Baptist believer. He served as deacon for five years of the church meeting at Beulah Chapel, Harrow Road, London.

David Dann

The Life And Testimony Of David Dann

April 21, 2025 /

Death. On Dec. 18th, 1896, aged 42, David Dann, a member and Deacon of Beulah Chapel, Harrow Road, London. In the providence of the Almighty he was removed to Tunbridge Wells about two and a half years ago (as he was not able to get employment in London), and was very soon laid on a bed of suffering after he arrived there; but it pleased the Lord to sanctify the affliction to the good of his soul, as will be seen from the following letter which he sent to a friend:

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