The Essential Lexham Dictionary of Church History
Digital Logos Edition
Overview
The Essential Lexham Dictionary of Church History (ELDCH) provides a concise introduction to the most crucial matters in church history. Over four hundred entries—covering major figures, places, and concepts—are arranged alphabetically and treated succinctly. Edited by Michael A. G. Haykin and including articles about the global church, the ELDCH is a broad and accessible resource.
This resource is still in development and will be updated regularly as new articles are finished.
A Birds-Eye View of the Global Church
When it comes to church history, there are thousands of years and an entire globe to cover. The Essential Lexham Dictionary of Church History (ELDCH) invites readers into the story with hundreds of entries, including articles on the global church.
- Curated by Respected Scholars. This resource is edited by Michael Haykin with contributions from more than twenty-five scholars of theology and church history.
- Integrated into Logos Factbook. The ELDCH feeds key articles for Church History in Factbook and empowers in-depth study of church history in Logos.
- More than Four Hundred Articles.* Over four hundred entries—covering major figures, places, and concepts—are arranged alphabetically and treated succinctly. *This resource is still in development and will be updated regularly as new articles are finished.
- Andrew S. Ballitch
- Timothy Berg
- Jonathan Cleland
- Benjamin D. Crosby
- Jenny-Lyn de Klerk
- Stephen B. Eccher
- Jordan H. Edwards
- Coleman M. Ford
- Todd R. Hains
- Brian L. Hanson
- Michael A. G. Haykin
- Joshua Hollmann
- John W. Hoyum
- Caleb E. Keith
- Jack D. Kilcrease
- David Forrest Mills
- Aaron M. Moldenhauer
- Caleb Neel
- Jesse F. Owens
- Timothy D. Padgett
- Tim Perry
- John Sampson
- Baiyu Andrew Song
- Jeffrey P. Straub
- Jonathan E. Swan
- Nathan Tarr
- Mark Ward
- Hallam J. Willis
- Title: The Essential Lexham Dictionary of Church History
- General Editor: Michael A. G. Haykin
- Publisher: Lexham Press
- Publication Date: 2022
- Format: Logos Digital
Michael A. G. Haykin (PhD, University of Toronto), born in England of Irish and Kurdish parents, Dr. Haykin is currently Professor of Church History and Biblical Spirituality. He has authored The Spirit of God: The Exegesis of 1 and 2 Corinthians in the Pneumatomachian Controversy of the Fourth Century (E. J. Brill, 1994); One Heart and One Soul: John Sutcliff of Olney, His Friends, and His Times (Evangelical Press, 1994); Kiffin, Knollys and Keach: Rediscovering Our English Baptist Heritage (Reformation Today Trust, 1996); At the Pure Fountain of Thy Word: Andrew Fuller as an Apologist (Paternoster Press, 2004); Jonathan Edwards: The Holy Spirit in Revival (Evangelical Press, 2005); The God Who Draws Near: An Introduction to Biblical Spirituality (Evangelical Press, 2007). Dr. Haykin and his wife Alison, and their two children, Victoria and Nigel, live in Dundas, Ontario.