Additional information
[ Chapter reference ]:
- Fellowship fund [21, 35, 45, 47]
- Fellowship meetings, 1970s [45]
- Fund raising (1986) [50]
Category: History
E: Edinburgh Bible Society – Evangelical Times Report, 1982
Additional information
[ Chapter reference ]:
- Edinburgh Bible Society [4]
- Edinburgh Christian Crusade, 1965 [43]
- Edinburgh churches in 1806 [2]
- Edinburgh University Christian Union [39]
- Eilish Agnew [53]
- Elders and deacons – history, 1877–2005 [11, 38, 54]
- Elders and deacons – names, 1850–2005 [11]
- Elders and deacons, 2005 [57]
- Elders’ duties [50]
- Eleanor Dovey [10]
- Enid Russell Missionaries on CD
- Evangelical Times Report, 1982 [49]
D: David Wallace – Donald Fleming
Additional information
[ Chapter reference ]:
- David Wallace [32, 54]
- Deaconess [15, 21, 25, 35, 36, 51, 53, 55]
- Deacons before 1877 [11]
- Dedication of infants [55]
- Deeds of covenant [35]
- Derek Prime before Charlotte Chapel [45]
- Derek Prime – conversion of the young [46]
- Derek Prime’s publications [48]
- Divorce [53]
- Doctrinal basis [47]
- Donald Fleming [32]
C: Calvinist or Arminian? – Cromwell’s army of occupation
Additional information
[ Chapter reference ]:
- Calvinist or Arminian? [33]
- Campbell Dovey [21]
- Census of 1999 [55]
- Chapman-Alexander mission, 1914 [21]
- Charlotte Chapel as an Episcopal Church [1, 3, 15]
- Charlotte Chapel – building after 1818 [4]
- Charlotte Chapel Football Club [50]
- Charlotte Chapel Scout Troop [24]
- Charlotte Recordings Ltd [38, 44, 49]
- Children’s meetings under Joseph Kemp [14, 17, 18, 20]
- Choir [11,14, 26]
- Christian Endeavour Society [12, 16, 27, 37]
- Christian Workers’ Training Class [20]
- Christmas morning [33, 42, 47]
- Christopher Anderson remembered [7]
- Christopher Anderson, a lecture for BMS Ter-jubilee [5]
- Christopher Anderson, The Annals of the English Bible [6]
- Christopher Anderson, The Domestic Constitution [5]
- Christopher Anderson’s advice to enquirers [3, 4]
- Christopher Anderson’s brothers [2]
- Christopher Anderson’s ‘call’ to form a church [3]
- Christopher Anderson’s ‘call’ to full time service [2]
- Christopher Anderson’s conversion [2]
- Christopher Anderson’s doctrinal position [4, 5, 6]
- Christopher Anderson’s early years [1, 7]
- Christopher Anderson’s entry in …dict. of eminent [7]
- Christopher Anderson’s entry, www.electricscotland [7]
- Christopher Anderson’s entry … National Biography [6, 7]
- Christopher Anderson’s evangelizing in Ireland [5]
- Christopher Anderson’s evangelizing in Highlands [2, 3]
- Christopher Anderson’s fifteen months England [2]
- Christopher Anderson’s health [5]
- Christopher Anderson’s home [1]
- Christopher Anderson’s hymnbook [4]
- Christopher Anderson’s last six months [7]
- Christopher Anderson’s library [6]
- Christopher Anderson’s memorial sermon [7]
- Christopher Anderson’s obituary [7]
- Christopher Anderson’s ordination [3]
- Christopher Anderson’s outside interests [4]
- Christopher Anderson’s parents [2]
- Christopher Anderson’s portraits [4]
- Christopher Anderson’s preaching [3, 4, 6]
- Christopher Anderson’s profile [7]
- Christopher Anderson’s publications [6]
- Christopher Anderson’s review of his ministry [3, 6]
- Christopher Anderson’s search for a successor [7]
- Christopher Anderson’s view of James Haldane [2]
- Christopher Anderson’s wife and children [3]
- Church discipline [3, 10, 41]
- Church meetings [12]
- Church office [42, 54]
- Church officers from 1912 [21, 25, 27, 40, 50, 54]
- Church officers to 1911 [11, 12, 16]
- Church register of baptised believers [3, 4, 11, 12]
- Circus [1]
- Committee structure 1808–1958 [3, 9, 11, 40]
- Common grace (sermon) [41]
- Communion cards [45]
- Communion – open, closed, frequency [8]
- Communion under Peter Grainger [53]
- Constitution [11]
- Cordiners’ Hall – Baptist use [2]
- Cordiners’ Hall – location [2]
- Cromwell’s army of occupation [1]
B: Baptism in the Holy Spirit – Bible Conference
Additional information
[ Chapter reference ]:
- Baptism in the Holy Spirit [50]
- Baptismal practice, 1962–1999 [42, 46, 53]
- Baptismal practice – sprinkling and affusion [46]
- Baptist distinctive principles [1]
- Baptist Heritage Trail [1]
- Baptist Missionary Society Road Show [55]
- Baptist Union of Scotland – 1996 Chapel document [39]
- Baptist Union of Scotland – Peter Barber’s letter [39]
- Baptist Union of Scotland [39]
- Berean Band [19]
- Beulah Home [37, 39]
- Bible Conference [15, 19]
A: Achill Mission – Authority of Scripture
Additional information
[ Chapter reference ]
- Achill Mission [6]
- Adam Scott [20]
- Adam Wilson [13]
- Agnes MacPhail [24, 35]
- Alan Redpath’s family [42, 44]
- Alan Redpath’s obituary [42, 44]
- Alan Redpath’s publications [44]
- Albert Hall [11, 16]
- Alex Hardie [44, 46]
- Alfred Thomas [8]
- Andrew Ewing [25, 34]
- Andrew Fuller [3]
- Andrew Leslie [5]
- Andrew MacBeath [28]
- Andrew McCabe [40]
- Andrew Urquhart’s letter to friends [19]
- Annie Wighton [13, 21]
- Anniversaries and Thanksgivings [11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 20]
- Annual Report [11, 35, 47, 54]
- Archibald B. Jack [14]
- Associate membership [25, 45, 46, 53, 55]
- Authority of Scripture [7, 32]
200 years of Charlotte Baptist Chapel
In 2008, Charlotte Baptist Chapel in Edinburgh celebrated its two hundredth anniversary. Ian, who had been an elder there since 1965 and Church Secretary from 1980 to 2000, wrote a history and also put a lot of additional information onto a CD which went with the book. For a download with the text of the Charlotte Chapel History without the photographs but with footnotes click here.
Copies of the printed book, with the CD, are available at £5 plus postage:
email: i_balfour@msn.com
Revival in Rose Street
Additional material for download (Microsoft Word .doc):
index | A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | R | S | T | V | W | Y
To see the “Charlotte Chapel History in 10-minutes” film click here.
For the appendix photo-galleries click here.
War Diary 1940 – 1944
When it seemed, in the summer of 1940, that Britain might be invaded by German forces, a cousin in Hamilton, Ontario, pressed the family to be his guests for the duration of the war. After initial reluctance, Ian’s mother accepted the invitation and in August 1940 took Ian and his brother William to Hamilton, returning to Edinburgh in August 1944. Francis Balfour stayed in Edinburgh and the diary which he wrote during these years is available to download below. Please allow a couple of minutes for download as these are large documents.
