Anthony R. Cross has written extensively on the subject of baptism, most recently in his Recovering the Evangelical Sacrament: Baptisma Semper Reformandum (Pickwick Publications, 2013). He has also written on the issues of the place of theology in Baptist ministerial preparation, and the factors which led to English Baptist acceptance of the Evangelical Revival in the eighteenth century. He was an Adjunct Supervisor at The International Baptist Theological Seminary Centre, Amsterdam, having previously served as a Baptist minister, and taught church history and theology at the Universities of Surrey, Roehampton, and Oxford. Peter J. Morden is Vice Principal and Lecturer in Church History and Spirituality, Spurgeon's College, London. Ian M. Randall is a Senior Research Fellow, Spurgeon's College, London, and a Research Associate of the Cambridge Centre for Christianity Worldwide.
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