Constant evolution marks many web sites, and RNR is no exception. A long-term project has been undertaken to mount notable and historic Baptist confessions, complete with annotations and hypertext links between documents. It is hoped that this resource will be of value to students around the world who are interested in Baptist history and wider dissenting movements. Among the College materials available on the web, back issues of newsletters are now available. We don't predict the sudden demise of the printed word, but the electronic version will provide another way of keeping in touch with news at Regent's Park.
Installation is planned for the late spring.
The BMS's own web offerings will soon be on-line as well. Churches should learn to be more silent, and to get the message of the gospel across through their actions rather than mere rhetorical speeches. The question of concrete and costly commitment to follow up speeches is vital for the faith of those believing in the incarnate Lord, not in the empty word. Clements has given a timely book to all the churches. This book note is abridged from a forthcoming Regent's Reviews.