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William Carey Taylor Letters

The William Carey Taylor Letters are located at the Southern Baptist Historical Library and Archives.  The collection consists of a series of printed letters by William Carey Taylor that were distributed to individuals and libraries.  The letters include his writings on various theological and historical subjects.  These topics include Campbellism, Catholicism, baptism, and individuals in Baptist history.  Some of these individuals include:  Philip Slater Fall, T.T. Eaton, John Smyth, Thomas Helwys, W.C. Taylor, Sr., and W. T. Conner.  Most of the letters are numbered, but not dated and printed out of Louisville, Kentucky.  The collection includes 42 numbered letters and 6 topical letters.  The letters are any word searchable.

William Carey Taylor was born September 30, 1886, in Mayfield, Kentucky.  He received his B.A. degree form Bethel College in Russellville, Kentucky.  He completed his Th.M. and Th.D. degrees at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Ft. Worth, Texas.  He served as pastor to several church in Kentucky, Oklahoma, and Texas before his appointment as missionary to Brazil by the Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention.  He worked primarily as an educator in Brazil, serving as President and Dean of the North Brazil Seminary in Reife, Brazil.  His tenure as missionary ended in 1956 and he resided in Louisville, Kentucky.  He died March 18, 1971.


  • 01-The First Hundred Years
  • 05-Our Tyndale
  • 06-The Complexity of Baptist Missionary Work in Brazil
  • 08-A Fake Founder of the Baptist Faith
  • 09-My Father in the Missionary Ministry
  • 11-Heaven Our Home
  • 12-My Blessed Episcopalian Bible
  • 13-Mark's Gospel
  • 14-The Newer Hardshellisms
  • 15-What is Modernism
  • 16-Lets Take A Tour Thorugh Our New Testament
  • 17-Churches
  • 19-Immigrant Campbellism Redivivus
  • 20-Principles that have Wrought Earths Most Successful Mission Work
  • 21-Majestic T.T. Eaton of the Godward Mind and the Doctrinal Heart
  • 23-What is Roman Catholicism
  • 24-Listen to what Your Lincoln Pennies Say to You
  • 25-The Ecclesiology of the Inspired Library
  • 26-The Christians Triune Love
  • 27-God's Revelations versus Mans Religions
  • 28-Philip Slater Fall seceding Baptist Pioneer
  • 29-A Vast Apostasy in Translating the Bible
  • 30-My Battling Missionary-minded Baptist Forebears
  • 31-Why This Sudden Wild Enthusiasm for the Doctrine of Apostasy
  • 32-The Pedobaptist Outrage Again John the Baptist
  • 33-Our Sixfold Justification-A Mixed Salad, or a Tree of Life
  • 34-Gods Great Against
  • 35-Do the Truth
  • 36-James Madison Pendeleton-World Landmark of a Baptist Devotion of Truth and Loyalty to New Testament Church
  • 37-My Babyhood and My Bible
  • 38-From Salvation to Seminary
  • 40-My Seminary Days
  • 41-The Commands of the Spirit Through Paul
  • 44-The Bible Repudiates the Lies of Mans Religion
  • 46-Pray Without Ceasing
  • 47-Letter to the New Pope and All Others Whom it May Concern
  • 48-The Harmony of the Gospels and the Churches
  • 49-Learned Testimony to Baptist Truths by Scholarly Episcopalians
  • 52-Ephesians-Pauls Deepest Thinking
  • 55-Odds and Ends
  • 57-Louisvilles Flood of Campbellite Propaganda
  • 58-My Day with the Pope
  • 73-Perjured Theologians and other matters
  • Defense of J.R. Graves
  • Louisville Data of the Meeting of the SBC Here in 1887
  • My Questions to a Campbellite Preacher
  • Our Beloved Medical Missionary
  • Triennial Convention (by L.E. Barton)
  • When the SBC Met in my Hometown of Russelville

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