Announcement: New Book Release
For over 60 years, Free Will Baptists have been blessed by the life, work, and thought of F. Leroy Forlines. Now, through a newly released work co-edited by two Forum contributors, Mr. Forlines’s legacy is on full display. The Helwys Society Forum is pleased to announce the release of a new book entitled The Promise of Arminian Theology: Essays in Honor of F. Leroy Forlines (Randall House Academic), co-edited by Matthew Bracey and...
Free Will Baptist National Convention: Reflections from Kansas City, Missouri
This year all seven Helwys Society Forum contributors attended the eightieth National Association of Free Will Baptists (NAFWB) meeting in Kansas City, Missouri. Several were involved in business, panels, and seminars, along with the other 4,150 attendees. In addition, several books were released with which Forum members were involved, whether through editing or writing. These include The Promise of Arminian Theology: Essays in Honor...
Recommended Books (Summer 2016)
The Apostle Paul closes his epistle to the Ephesians with a memorable exhortation: “Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things. What you have learned and received and heard and seen in me—practice these things, and the God of peace will be with...
Announcing Our Newest Contributor
The Helwys Society Forum is pleased to announce its newest contributor, Ms. Christa Hill. Please join us in congratulating this addition. Christa Hill is the library manager at Welch College in Nashville, TN. She is currently completing her MLIS at the University of Alabama and holds a BA in English and Biblical Studies from Welch College (2011). She taught high school and middle school English for three years before returning to the...
Recommended Books (Spring 2016)
What makes a good piece of writing? Each of us could provide an extensive list of qualifications to answer this question. Our individual personalities each cry out for and are most deeply moved by any number of approaches to writing. Perhaps our inclination toward a particular genre is different from our spouse’s or a close friend’s, leaving us to wonder how they could be satisfied without such riches. Likely those same friends and...
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