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- Denominations & Sects of Christianity (109)
To the beloved of the Lord in London, and to all, in every place, who are of the body of the Son of Man (1891)
David Morrish: my autobiography (2023)
[Photograph album of the building of the Church of the Ark of the Covenant, Upper Clapton, London] (c.1893)
The testimony of the two annointed ones that stand by the lord of the whole earth: or Br. Prince's testimony concerning Jesus Christ as the son of man (1858)
The accounts/minute books of the Baptist chapel at Croscombe (c.1970)
[File of assorted pamphlets] (1845-1895)
Catholicity in Barnstaple: The Lamp Vol.LV,no.365. Article by Rev.J.S. Burns of Barnstaple. (0)
A sacred gift from beloved (c.1904)
Hymns, or the voice of the bride: to whcih is appended a catena aurea, or golden chain of scripture passages referring to the coming of the lord (1886)
Copy of a letter to a sister in the lord (1886)
The ark of the covenant: its symbols and teaching (1896)
[Pamphlets] (c.1900)
A sacred gift from beloved (c.1904)
A Time of Fervour: Some notes on the history of the building and opening of Muddiford Congregational Church now the United Reformed Church. (1995)
Rowbarton Methodist Church: the first 125 years (2018)
The Baptists of Yeovil: the story of the church and schools (1912)
The history of Independency in the town of Bridgwater (1862)
Ashprington Parish Magazine: January 1903 - December 1918 ([2014])
Glenorchy Chapel, Exmouth, built 1777, east end ([1865?])
Beacon Congregational Church: G.J.Abell Esquire, J.P. laying the foundation stone of the Beacon Congregational Church Hall School Room, Littleham Cross, on Jan 5th 1955 (1955)
Beacon Congregational Church: G.J.Abell Esquire, J.P. laying the foundation stone of the Beacon Congregational Church Hall School Room, Littleham Cross, on Jan 5th 1955 (1955)
Thomas Manton D.D.: from a picture in Dr.Williams's library (c.1770)
Yours affectionately Henry Isaac Roper, Bristol March 1842 ([1842])
The Rev.Andrew Fuller, late secretary to the Baptist Missionary Society (c.1815)
Revd.Richard Davis, minister of the gospel, Plymouth Dock (c.1830)
Yours sincerely Alexr. Fletcher (c.1840)
Revd. J.Burder, M.A., Bristol (c.1850)
Mr Henry Burton Rector of St.Mathews Fryday Street (c.1720)
Georgius Trosse V.D.M. (c.1740)
Revd. W.H.Stowell, Rotherham (c.1835)
The Reverend James Foster, D.D. ([1752])
Mr. John Shower (c.1700)
Rev. Edw. Parsons, Leeds ([1819])
Samuel Pearce, A.M. (c.1795)
Revd. Saml .Parrot, Devonport (c.1825)
Revd.H.Madgin, Tiverton ([1850?])
South westerly: the newsletter of the South Western Synod of the United Reformed Church (2003-)
Orator Henley (c.1820)
Thomas Manton D.D. ([1681])
The Reverend James Foster, D.D. (c.1750)
Come-to-Good. A Quaker meeting place 1962 (1962)
Andrew Kinsman (c.1765)
Revd. W.Wright, Honiton, Devon (c.1830)
The effigies of John Flavell. Aetatis suce 61. Ano dom 1691 (c.1700)
Isaac Watts, D.D. (c.1800)
Isaac Watts DD (c.1750)
Isaac Watts V.D.M.: mus as colimus severiores (c.1710)
Revd. Philip Gibbs late pastor of the Baptist church at Plymouth (c.1800)
The Revd.John Howe M.A.: from an original picture in the possession of Mr.Collet (c.1780)