Andrew Fuller and the Evangelical Renewal of Pastoral Theology (Studies in Baptist History and Thought)

An exploration of the pastoral theology of Andrew Fuller (1754-1815) suggests that evangelical renewal did not only take place alongside the local church - missions, itinerancy, voluntary societies - but also within the congregation as the central tasks of dissenting pastoral ministry became, in the words of one diarist, 'very affecting and evangelical'. How did evangelicalism transform dissenting and Baptist churches in the eighteenth century? Is there a distinctively congregational expression of evangelicalism? And what contribution has evangelicalism made to pastoral theology? renewal did not only take place alongside the local church - missions, itinerancy, voluntary societies - but also within the congregation as dissenting pastoral ministry became, in the words of one diarist, 'very affecting and evangelical'. How Did Evangelicalism Transform Dissenting And Baptist Churches In The Eighteenth Century? Is There A Distinctively Congregational Expression Of Evangelicalism? And What Contribution Has Evagelicalism Made To Pastoral Theology? An Exploration Of The Pastoral Theology Of Andrew Fuller (1754-1815), An Influential Particular Baptist Pastor And Theologian In The English Midlands, Suggests That Evangelical Renewal Did Not Only Take Place Alongside The Local Church But Also Within The Congregation As Dissenting Pastoral Ministry Became, In The Words Of One Diarist, 'very Affecting And Evangelical'.