Gospel History Tour &
Baptist History Lecture Series

Join us on Wednesday, October 14, for a Gospel history tour of Charleston, followed by an afternoon of Baptist history lectures at Charleston Southern University. This day is an invitation to celebrate God’s faithfulness across generations and reflect on how He has worked through faithful leaders and churches to shape our present and future.

Gospel History Tour - 9:00 AM (Tour begins promptly)

Baptist History Lectures - 1:30 PM (Lunch at 12:30 PM)
Whitfield Leadership Center, Charleston Southern University

GOSPEL HISTORY TOUR

From the American Revolution to the Great Awakening, Charleston holds a distinguished place shaped by both favorable and challenging providences. Charleston Harbor tells a story of thousands of seafarers who have come and gone, leaving an enduring influence on both church and American history. Join Gospel-centered leaders as they explore the movement of God’s Kingdom and the influence of historic leaders throughout Charleston’s diverse history.

* Please arrive between 8:30–8:45 AM near First Baptist Church Charleston to allow time for parking. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.

GOSPEL HISTORY TOUR LEADERS

Marshall Blalock

Pastor, First Baptist Church of Charleston — Charleston, SC

Alan Cross

Lead Pastor, Petaluma Valley Baptist Church — Petaluma, CA

Craig Tuck

Executive Director, Charleston Baptist Association — Charleston, SC

BAPTIST HISTORY LECTURE SERIES

Following the Gospel History Tour, join us for an afternoon of Baptist history lectures at Charleston Southern University. Each lecture will include 15 minutes of Q&A and is designed to offer both remembrance of the past and application for the present and future.


History Lecture Presenters

Dr. Anthony (Tony) Wolfe

Executive Director-Treasurer, SCBaptist — Columbia, SC

Lecture:“Confession and Cooperation in the Baptist Movement: From Charleston (1682) to Orlando (2000)”

JOSH POWELL

Lead Pastor, Taylors First Baptist Church — Taylors, SC

Lecture:“Baptist Beginnings at Charleston, SC”

DR. ERIC C. SMITH

Associate Professor of Church History, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary — Louisville, KY

Lecture:“Oliver Hart: Shaper of Baptist Associationalism in the American South”