Contents:
Be Still, My Soul
A hymn by Katharina von Schlegel (born 1697), translated from German into English by Jane Laurie Borthwick (1813-1897) and usually sung to the tune Finlandia which was composed by Sibelius.
Bookshop
New and second-hand books.
Cheerful Piety
Or Religion Without Gloom in five letters on the most interesting truths of Christianity.
By John Berridge.
Gadsby's Catechism
William Gadsby (1773-1844) was a minister of the gospel, hymnwriter and political campaigner on behalf of the poor.
This is his Catechism.
The Gospel Rule Defended
By William Gadsby.
Gospel Standard Articles of Faith
Forged in the furnace of controversy, the Gospel Standard articles are the basis of faith of many Strict and Particular Baptist churches.
The Huntingtonian Press
A publishing house specialising in experimental High Calvinist literature.
Links
Some recommended websites you might like to visit.
The Parsons Pages Blog
It is hoped that our regularly updated Blog will be both interesting and informative, bringing you news and comment as well as providing a platform for discussing Christian doctrine.
Parsons' Portions
A selection of quips and quotations, extracts and pithy sayings from a variety of Christian writers and thinkers, preachers and teachers.
Salem Baptist Chapel
Details of a Strict and Particular Baptist Church meeting in Portsmouth, UK.
The Sands Of Time Are Sinking
A hymn by Mrs. Anne Ross Cousin (1824-1904), first published in 1857 and inspired by expressions found in the letters of Samuel Rutherford (c.1600-1661).
Sermons
For . . . it pleased God by the foolishness of preaching to save them that believe. 1 Cor. 1:21.
To The Isolated Christian
By Joe Connolly.
“What is man that thou art mindful of him?” The Meeting of Science and FaithLecture to the 1662 Society by Dr. Matthew J. Hyde, Tuesday 1st March 2011