title: High-Church Baptists in the South (Three Indispensible Studies of American Evangelicalism)
author:  James E. Tull 
description: A classic study, revised, of a nineteenth-century movement whose influence has moved into its third century with new life and increased vigorLandmarkism or very "high-church Baptists." Originally his 1960 dissertation, and published in 1980 by Arno Press, Professor Tull's study of the origin, nature, and influence of that movement whose influence has never really waned but whose tenents have been reinvigorated for these tremulous times.
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  M a l k h a z S o ng u l a s h v i l i
  
  
  Evangelical
  
  
  Christian Baptists
  
  
  of Georgia
  
  
  The History
  
  
  and
  
  
  Transformation
  
  
  of a Free Church
  
  
  Tradition
  
  
  Evangelical Christian
  
  
  Baptists of Georgia
  
  
  The Nagel Institute for the Study of World Christianity Calvin College
  
  
  Joel A. Carpenter
  
  
  _Series Editor_
  
  
  OTHER BOOKS IN THE SERIES
  
  
  _The Making of Korean Christianity_
  
  
  Sung-Deuk Oak
  
  
  _Converts to Civil Society_
  
  
  Lida V. Nedilsky
  
  
  Evangelical Christian Baptists of Georgia _The History and Transformation_
  
  
  _of a Free Church Tradition_
  
  
  Malkhaz Songulashvili
  
  
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