Evangelical Christian Baptists of Georgia : the history and transformation of a free church tradition

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Cover half title page, series page, title page, cip data, dedication Series Foreword Contents Acknowledgments Preface Introduction: Religion in Georgia and Baptists in Europe 1. The Setting for Religious Renewal in Georgia 2. The Early Activity of Georgian Evangelical Christians and Baptists‌ 1919--1941 3. The Formation of the Georgian ECB’s Institutional Identity (1942--1989) 4. Evangelism in Post--Soviet Georgia 5. Reforms in the Life of the ECB Community Conclusion: The Missiological Experience of the ECB Appendix 1: The Russian Baptist Congregation in Tiflis Appendix 2: The Russian Congregation of Baptists in Tiflis Appendix 3: Letter of the Exarch of Georgia, Pavel Lebedev, to the Governor of Tiflis Appendix 4: Draft for the Restructuring of the Baptist Communities in Transcaucasia Appendix 5:Ilia Kandelaki’s Plea for the Translation of the Bible into the Modern Georgian Language Appendix 6: Preaching the Gospel among Georgians Appendix 7: The Death of Brother I. M. Kandelaki Appendix 8 Dialogue between the Representatives of the Georgian Orthodox Church and the Georgian Eva Appendix 9: Memoirs of Some of the Oldest Members of the Georgian EBC Church in Tbilisi Appendix 10: The Likani Resolution Appendix 11:Common Declaration of the Apostolic Autocephalous Orthodox Church of Georgia and Evangel Appendix 12:Common Declaration of the Apostolic Autocephalous Orthodox Church of Georgia and the Eva Appendix 13:Letter to the Union Leadership and the Ministers of the Evangelical Christian-Baptist Ch Appendix 14: The Liturgical Vision of the Evangelical Baptist Church of Georgia Appendix 15: The Social Doctrine of the Evangelical Baptist Church of Georgia Appendix 16:Letter of Bishop Rusudan Gotziridze to the Religious Leaders of Georgia and the Letter o Appendix 17: Georgian Eucharistic Liturgy Bibliography Index