Canadian Baptist Historical Society

The Canadian Baptist Historical Society is a community dedicated to discovering, researching, and promoting the story of the Baptist community in Canada.

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If you are in or around Toronto, plan to join us for the Washington Christian monument dedication event on July 4th!

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NEWS | Washington Christian Monument Dedication Event, 4 July 2026

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On the blog:

"Stranger Things and the End of the World: A Fascinating Example of Apocalypticism in the Present Age"

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NEWS | International Conference on Baptist Studies, August 2027

The next ICOBS is scheduled for 4-7 August 2027, and will take place at McMaster Divinity College in Hamilton, Ontario. Click below to learn more:

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Some highlights from our recent Annual General Meeting, held at Jarvis Street Baptist Church in Toronto:

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Did you know our Annual General Meeting is this Saturday, April 25? Plan to join us in person (at Jarvis Street Baptist Church in Toronto) or online to learn more about our on-going projects and to hear historical presentations!

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Click the link above for the digital copy. A limited supply of physical copies will be available for purchase at the Annual General Meeting at Jarvis Street Baptist Church in Toronto on April 25.

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The latest edition of the Bulletin of the Canadian Baptist Historical Society is available now!

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From our friends at the Andrew Fuller Center for Baptist Studies:

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From our friends at the Acadia Centre for Baptist and Anabaptist Studies -- The 2025 Rawlyk lecture:

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On the Blog:
"The Grave of Washington Christian (1776–1850)"

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On the Blog:
"What can Baptist Chaplain Rev. William Andrew White Jr.’s Life Teach us Today?"

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Plan to join us on 25 April 2026 for our Annual General Meeting!

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On the Blog:
"Called to Serve: Atlantic Baptist Women’s Experiences with the Examining Council for Ordination"

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Call for Papers:
Canadian Baptist Historical Society, Annual General Meeting (April 2026)

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The latest in the Canadian Baptist Historical Society Series!

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Today's featured title:

"The Black Baptist Experience in Canada," edited by Gordon L. Heath and Dudley A. Brown, Wipf and Stock, 2025

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On the blog:
"A Baptist Ghost Story"

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Did you know our academic journal, the Bulletin of the Canadian Baptist Historical Society, is available online for free?

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New Book Round-Up, Spring 2025, featuring books by Paul R. Wilson, Michael A. G. Haykin, @Jon_Cleland, @TheGordonHeath, and Dudley A. Brown.

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Congratulations to Paul R. Wilson, the president of the CBHS, on the publication of his new book:

Baptists and Business: Central Canadian Baptists and the Secularization of the Businessman at Toronto’s Jarvis Street Baptist Church, 1848–1921

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