A Summary of Baptist History and Theology
What does it mean to be Baptist—and how did one of the world’s most influential Christian traditions come to shape millions of lives across the globe?
In A SIGN OF FELLOWSHIP: A Summary of Baptist History and Theology, Glenn Thomas Carson offers a concise and engaging journey through more than four centuries of Baptist history, belief, and practice. From the radical reformers of the sixteenth century to the vibrant global Baptist movement of today, this accessible guide explores the people, events, and convictions that have defined the tradition.
Discover the origins of believer’s baptism, the Baptist commitment to religious liberty, the rise of Baptist churches in England and America, the impact of revival movements, global missions, and the enduring theological principles that continue to unite Baptists worldwide.
Written for both newcomers and lifelong Baptists, this clear and informative volume distills complex history and theology into an enjoyable read without sacrificing depth or insight.
Whether you are a student of Christian history, a church leader, or simply curious about the Baptist faith, A SIGN OF FELLOWSHIP provides a compelling introduction to a tradition built on conviction, conscience, and community.
