Uma Missão ao Interior: O início do movimento batista regular no Brasil (1936-1950)

Tendo como recorte o Vale do Cariri nos anos de 1930 a 1950, esta pesquisa visa contribuir para a história da inserção da Igreja Batista Regular no Brasil. A referência ao Vale do Cariri é necessária para captar o contexto e as relações sociais vigentes na chegada do missionário batista regular ao local. A inserção batista regular em solo brasileiro, mais especificamente em Juazeiro do Norte, de certa forma, se deu em terreno já preparado com a religiosidade nordestina construída num longo período. Tentamos observar os costumes, as crenças, as dores, os medos e os sonhos do carirense, como ponto de partida para identificarmos suas ações e reações à nova religiosidade oferecida pelos batistas regulares. Intentamos mostrar que o espaço deixado por Pe. Cícero e certa semelhança entre algumas posturas do missionário batista com aquelas do padre carismático foram pontos fundamentais para inserção e posterior institucionalização dos batistas regulares no nordeste brasileiro.

Breaking through the Margins: Pushing Sociopolitical Boundaries Through Historic Preservation

“Breaking through the Margins: Pushing Sociopolitical Boundaries Through Historic Preservation” explores the ways in which contemporary grassroots organizations are adapting historic preservation methods to protect African American heritage in communities that are on the brink of erasure. This project emerges from an eighteen-month longitudinal study of three African American preservation organizations—one in College Park, Maryland and two in Houston, Texas—where gentrification or suburban sprawl has all but decimated the physical landscape of their communities. Grassroots preservationists in Lakeland (College Park, Maryland), St. John Baptist Church (Missouri City, Texas), and Freedmen’s Town (Houston, Texas) are involved in pushing back against preservation practices that do not, or tend not, to take into consideration the narratives of African American communities. I argue, these organizations practice a form of preservation that provides immediate and lasting effects for communities hovering at the margins. This dissertation seeks to outline some of the major methodological approaches taken by Lakeland, St. John, and Freedmen’s Town. The preservation efforts put forth by the grassroots organizations in these communities faithfully work to remind us that history without preservation is lost. In taking on the critical work of pursuing social justice, these grassroots organizations are breaking through the margins of society using historic preservation as their medium.

Church organization and methods : a manual for Baptist churches /

2d ed.

Memoir of the life and writings of the Rev. Joseph Ivimey, late pastor of the Church in Eagle Street, London; and twenty years gratuitous secretary to the Baptist Irish Society,

Mode of access: Internet.

Pearls of paradise : part one : a collection of the song-gems of the ages, containing hymns and music suited for every service of the Christian Church /

Mode of access: Internet.

Church psalmody : a collection of psalms and hymns, adapted to public worship /

Includes indexes.

Church psalmody : a collection of psalms and hymns, adapted to public worship. Selected from Dr. Watts and other authors.

A Baptist edition was published under title: Manual of Christian psalmody.

A treatise on the faith of the Freewill Baptists : with an appendix, containing a summary of their usages in church government /

On spine: Faith of the Freewill Baptists.

Arnulfi Lexoviensis episcopi epistolae : ad Henricum II regem Angliæ Sanctum Thomam Arch. Cant. et alios : e codice manuscripto qui in collegio S. Johannis Baptistæ Oxon. servatur /

Preface in English.

The history of the Puritans; or, Protestant non-conformists; from the reformation in 1517, to the revolution in 1688; comprising an account of their principles; their attempts for a farther reformation in the church, their sufferings, and the lives and characters of their most considerable divines.

"Supplement, containing a sketch of the history of the Baptist and Quakers": v. 3, p. [329]-477.

Perils and safe guards of American liberty. Address pronounced July 4, 1828, in the Second Baptist Meeting-House in Boston, at the religious celebration of the anniversary of American independence, by the Baptist churches and societies in Boston.

Printed tan paper covers.

The memorial supper of Our Lord, a plea for organic church life

"Issued under the Eva Garvey publishing fund. Given by B.E. Garvey, New Liberty, Kentuckty, January, 1899. Fifth book."

Church and Sunday-school buildings /

Mode of access: Internet.

Country church in the South, arranged to meet the needs of mission study classes, and also of the general reader.

Mode of access: Internet.