BAHN publishes an annual journal, the Brethren Historical Review, which carries history articles, book reviews, and the occasional obituary.
The current issue (vol.20, 2024) contains:
- Craig Hoyle, ‘England, Jamaica, New Zealand: The Childs Family and the Early Brethren Movement’
- Timothy C. F. Stunt, ‘William Vivian (1803-1836) of Torquay and his Family’
- Tim Grass, ‘Brethren in England and Wales and the 1851 Census of Religious Worship’
- Neil Dickson and Tim Grass, ‘Transmitting Tradition: Engaging with the McLaren “Triple Tradition” Thesis’
- Jean DeBernardi, ‘”Missionary Studies–By Use of Eye-Gate”: Missionary Helps Postcards, 1907-1921’
- Sam McKinstry and Neil Dickson, ‘James Austen Laird of Kilmacolm (1878-1950), Christian and Architect’
- Crawford Gribben, ‘W. S. Desai, the Bo’ness Brethren, and Burmese-Indian History’
- Michael Schneider, ‘New Writing on Brethren History’
- Douglas Wertheimer, ‘Deciphering a Wigram Letter to Darby’
- Timothy C. F. Stunt, ‘The Case of Casimir-Marie Gaudibert (1823-1901)’
Read Previous Articles
A number of articles from previous issues of the Brethren Historical Review archive are available here.
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