B.H Carroll (Note the Baptist Encyclopedia was written relatively early in the ministry of BH Carroll- He would become the first president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

Baptist Church History

10/6/23 – Daily Baptist Encyclopedia Post by Jim Curran

B.H Carroll (Note the Baptist Encyclopedia was written relatively early in the ministry of BH Carroll- He would become the first president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and would be an advocate for Landmark positions opposing Whitsitt and his erroneous theories. His younger brother J.M Carroll would write the booklet “The Trail of Blood” (This was after the Encyclopedia was published) There is much more at the Baptist History Homepage. http://baptisthistoryhomepage.com/carroll.b.h.index.html ) Carroll, Rev. B. H., pastor of the First Baptist church, Waco, Texas, and associate editor of the Texas Baptist, was born December, 1843, in Car- roll Co., Miss.; has been in Texas about twenty years; served four years in the Confederate States army; was wounded in the battle of Mansfield, La., 1864; was converted in the summer of 1865, and ordained in 1866. He was educated at Baylor University. Besides many published sermons and addresses, he is the author of two pamphlets, “‘Communion from a Bible Standpoint,” and “‘ The Modern Social Dance,’’ which have attained a wide circulation both in and out of Texas. He has been for years vice-president of the Baptist General Association of Texas and is the vice-president from Texas on the Domestic Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention. He is one of the first preachers of his age in the Baptist ministry of the Southern States.