Culture, Spirituality and the Brethren

Author: Neil T R Dickson
Series: Studies in Brethren History
Publisher: BAHN
Book contents: Introduction Part 1: Contexts Chapter 1: The Loss of the Psalter, the Loss of Christian Devotion? james m. houston Chapter 2: Evangelicalism and British Culture david bebbington Part 2: Culture and the Brethren Chapter 3: Brethren Childhood as a Historical Pattern peter lineham Chapter 4: Brethren Buildings: An Exploration of the Built Heritage of the Movement tim grass Chapter 5: Brethren and the Armed Services timothy c. f. stunt Chapter 6: An Emissary of the Plymouth Brotherhood? Henry Varley’s Interactions with Australian Society in the Late Nineteenth Century elisabeth wilson Chapter 7: The Founding of the Brethren in Flanders t. j. marinello Chapter 8: Worldly and dangerous’: Brethren and Culture in the Mid-Twentieth Century neil t. r. dickson Chapter 9: Novel Doctrines, Doctrinal Novels: F. A. Tatford and Brethren Prophecy Fiction crawford gribben Chapter 10: Modernising Capernaum: A Qualitative Study of Individualism and Cosmopolitanism among Brethren in the Faeroes rógvi olavson Chapter 11: Local Churches: Embracing Cultures and Generations? john allan Part 3: Spirituality and the Brethren Chapter 12: Hymns and Spiritual Songs for the Little Flock: A Sectarian Hymn Book? roger n. holden Chapter 13: Things to Come: Eschatology and Spirituality mark sweetnam Chapter 14: The Spirituality of George Müller neil summerton Chapter 15: 'A peculiar charm’: The Story of George Müller of Bristol in Mid-Nineteenth-Century America darin d. lenz Chapter 16: Brethren Disenchantment: Two Portraits of Faith and Doubt neil t. r. dickson Chapter 17: ‘Woe to me if I do not preach the gospel!’ (1 Cor. 9:16): Brethren Spirituality in the Mid-Twentieth Century beth dickson Chapter 18: ‘Man’s aald inheritance’: Robert Rendall’s Sense of Place neil t. r. dickson