The Standard Manual for Baptist Churches

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The Standard Manual for Baptist Churches

by Edward T. (Edward Thurston) Hiscox

EN·~3 hours·17 chapters

Chapters

17 total
1

Transcriber’s Notes

0:57
2

PREFACE

4:14
3

STANDARD MANUAL FOR BAPTIST CHURCHES - CHAPTER I

5:58
4

CHAPTER II

5:18
5

CHAPTER III

4:28
6

CHAPTER IV

6:53
7

CHAPTER V

11:23
8

CHAPTER VI

4:36
9

CHAPTER VII

14:59
10

CHAPTER VIII

29:45

Description

A compact, pocket‑sized guide offers a clear overview of Baptist church life, from the origins of the denomination to the practical details of worship, membership and discipline. Written with a firm perspective, it seeks to present the arguments that have shaped Baptist practice while giving readers a straightforward reference for everyday decisions. The modest volume is intended for both clergy and laypeople who want a concise yet reliable source that can travel easily from a pastor’s desk to a member’s pocket.

Within its pages, readers will find organized sections on church officers, ordinances such as baptism and the Lord’s Supper, the rules governing church business, and a brief survey of Christian doctrine as understood by Baptists. The manual also includes case‑studies of appeals, optional resolutions, and a short history meant to foster a sense of shared identity. Its concise style makes it especially helpful for new members seeking to understand the foundations of their faith community and for seasoned leaders looking for a quick, authoritative reference.

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Language

en

Duration

~3 hours (197K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by John Hagerson and Mrs. Faith Ball

Release date

2020-01-02

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Edward T. (Edward Thurston) Hiscox

Edward T. (Edward Thurston) Hiscox

1814–1901

A longtime American Baptist pastor and teacher, he became best known for practical guides that helped shape how many Baptist churches understood their beliefs, order, and everyday life. His writing was clear, organized, and built to be used, which is why his manuals remained influential well beyond his lifetime.

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