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         Baptist Union Of Great Britain:     more books (100)
  1. Exploring the New Testament: A Traveller's Guide to Acts-Revelation (Christian Training Programme) by George Wieland, Baptist Union of Great Britain, 1992-04
  2. The General Baptist denomination, its past history, distinctive peculiarities, and present position: A paper read before the Baptist Union of Great Britain ... Chapel, Birmingham, October 12th, 1864 by William Underwood, 1864
  3. Something to Declare: Study of the Declaration of Principle (of the Baptist Union of Great Britain) by Richard; etc. Kidd, 1996
  4. Victim victorious (Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland. Christian education books) by Ewart Rusbridge, 1966
  5. Stewardship-a word for our time (Baptist Union of Great Britain & Ireland. Living issues booklets;no.4) by Elwyn Ungoed Davies, 1965
  6. Christian citizenship: An address from the chair of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland, at the Autumnal Assembly in Birmingham, October 9th, 1889 by John Thomas Wigner, 1889
  7. Baptist Union of Great Britain 2010 Directory by Baptist Union of Great Britain, 2010-02
  8. An effective ministry of the word: An address from the Chair of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland, at the Annual Assembly in London, April 28th, 1890 by J Owen, 1890
  9. Divine encounter: An outline for discussion of believer's baptism (Baptist Union of Great Britain & Ireland. Christian education books) by James Russell Conway Perkin, 1965
  10. A look all round; or, a century of Baptist home mission work: An address from the chair of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland at the Spring Assembly in London, April 28th, 1897 by Edwin Gorsuch Gange, 1897
  11. Church relations in England: The report of a special committee of the council of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland by Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland, 1953
  12. Inaugural address delivered at the autumnal session of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland by Charles Stovel, 1874
  13. Mission in six continents (Baptist Union of Great Britain & Ireland,Living issues booklet;no.7) by Gwenyth Hubble, 1965
  14. Listening to the voice of God: The presidential address delivered at the Annual Assembly of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland, in London, on Monday, 26th April, 1948 by Ernest Brown, 1948

41. Wuup.de - /Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Christianity
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42. Talkspage
Churches adopted the following statement of intent that had been proposed by theFaith and Unity Executive of the baptist union of great britain and the
http://www.imcgb.org.uk/talkspage.htm
IM and the Baptist Union Annual Meeting 2003 During their 2003 Annual Meeting the Independent Methodist Churches adopted the following statement of intent that had been proposed by the Faith and Unity Executive of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and the Connexional Committee of the Independent Methodist Churches. "The Faith and Unity Executive of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and the Connexional Committee of the Independent Methodist Churches propose that a covenant be made between the Independent Methodist Connexion and the Baptist Union of Great Britain. This covenant would be a commitment to share resources and to work towards full membership of local Independent Methodist congregations in the Baptist Union and the Baptist Regional Association by 2009." Last Updated 29 July 2003

43. News
Churches voted by a substantial majority to adopt a statement of intent concerningtheir developing relationship with the baptist union of great britain.
http://www.imcgb.org.uk/news.htm
News March 2004 - Covenant Partnership The Baptist Union Council meeting at Swanwick gave unanimous support to the development of the Covenant Partnership between themselves and the Independent Methodist Churches. Ministers' and Leaders' Conference The 2004 Ministers' and Leaders' Conference Will be held at Bawtry Hall Christian Conference Centre on the 7th and 8th May. Speaker - George E Mills. Subject - Song of Songs . Further details are available from our Resource Centre: resourcecentre@imcgb.org.uk President Elect At its meeting on the 7th February 2004 Connexional Committee received only one nomination for President Elect, that of Mr A Geoffrey Mort of Tyldesley. This nomination will therefore be put to Annual Meting in July 2004. Same-Sex Unions At its meeting on the 18th October 2003 the Connexional Committee reaffirmed the statement of 1999 concerning Homosexuality , and adopted a new statement concerning Same-Sex Unions . This was done because clarification of earlier statements was felt to be necessary in the light of more recent developments. Annual Meeting 2003 At their Annual Meeting held at Trevelyan College, Durham, over the weekend of the 26th to 28th July the Independent Methodist Churches voted by a substantial majority to adopt a

44. Society, Religion And Spirituality, Christianity, Denominations, Baptist, Baptis
Society, Religion and Spirituality, Christianity, Denominations, Baptist,Baptist Groups, baptist union of great britain Web Directory.
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45. Baptist Union Of Wales | The Reformed Reader
congregations with 25,384 members. 146 of these churches (with 9552 members)held dual membership in the baptist union of great britain.
http://www.reformedreader.org/baptistunionofwales.htm
Baptist Union of Wales Baptist Union of Wales (Undeb Bedydd wyr Cymru) - a fellowship of Baptist churches in Wales. A General Baptist minister, Hugh Evans, was once of the first Baptists to preach in Wales (ca. 1646). In 1649 John Miles (1621-1683) and Thomas Proud were instrumental in forming a church at Ilston. Miles and Proud were connected to the Particular Baptists in London. In 1650 three Baptist congregations held the first general meeting of Baptists in Wales. The national union was organized in 1866. One of the most notable Welsh Baptist ministers was Christmas Evans (1766-1838). The Baptist Union of Wales is a member of The Evangelical Alliance Wales, The Free Church Council, Cytûn (Churches Together in Wales), the European Baptist Federation, and the Baptist World Alliance. Baptist Union headquarters are in Swansea, West Glamorgan. In 1995 the Union had 544 congregations with 25,384 members. 146 of these churches (with 9552 members) held dual membership in the Baptist Union of Great Britain. Though English is spoken by most citizens of Wales, many churches hold their services in their native Welsh tongue.

46. Christian Ecology Link
Christian Ecology Link welcomes the baptist union of great britainMission Executive A Vision for the Environment Baptist Union
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Home What's on? Ideas About CEL Resources ... email CEL Christian Ecology Link welcomes the Baptist Union of Great Britain Mission Executive: A Vision for the Environment
Baptist Union of Great Britain

MISSION EXECUTIVE
A Vision for the Environment
INTRODUCTION

In March 1998, the Council of the Baptist Union of Great Britain accepted the report Five Core Values for a Gospel People. This report affirmed, among other principles, that we are called to be:
  • a prophetic community
    confronting injustice and challenging human concepts of power, wealth, status and security; an inclusive community
    identifying with those who are rejected, deprived and powerless; a sacrificial community
    seeking to reflect the generous, life-giving nature of God; a missionary community
    demonstrating God's healing and forgiving love; a worshipping community
    exploring and expressing what it means to live together as the people of God, obeying his Word and following Christ in the whole of daily life.
In seeking to establish the nature of these core values in our churches and community, we set down a pattern of action at various levels. These included: in the local church
  • developing practical programmes to experiment in simpler, greener, fairer living;

47. Comments
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49. Baptist Church
Currently there are some 150,000 members of Baptist churches associatedwith the baptist union of great britain. Local Baptist Churches.
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'); document.writeln(' Click Here! One God....Many Pathways Baptist Church Home Welcome Overview of Atheism Reasons for being an Atheist ... Contact Me Baptists - Who are we? Baptist churches are found in almost every country in the world. As part of the worldwide Christian church, Baptists form one of the largest families of faith, alongside other trinitarian Christian traditions such as Anglicans, Methodists, Reformed, etc.
For Baptists the concept of a family is important. The church is not so much a particular place or building, but rather a family of believers, committed to Christ, to one another and to the service of God in the world.
In this Baptist family everybody is equal, for everybody has a part to play in the service of God. There is no hierarchy of bishops or priests exercising authority over their members. Equality of status, however, does not mean that all have the same role. Each local Baptist church appoints its own leaders - or ministers - to have particular responsibility for preaching, teaching and pastoral care. Workings alongside these ministers are also deacons, who together with the minister(s) form the leadership team of the local Baptist church.
Baptists are grass-roots people, with a particular emphasis on the local church. These local churches are self-governing and self-supporting, ranging in size from twenty or so members to many hundreds. Although each Baptist church is an independent entity, Baptist nonetheless have always believed in associating with one another - and so the churches come together in regional, national and international spheres to promote and support the fellowship of Baptists everywhere.

50. Victorian London Churches - Baptist Union
divisions. The Particular Baptists and the New Connexion united in1891 to form the baptist union of great britain and Ireland.
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Victorian London Churches
Baptist Union
The Baptists were founded by an English refugee, John Smyth, in Amstrerdam in 1609. Thomas Hewlys founded the first Baptist church in England in 1612, in Newgate Street, London. They believed in adult baptism. They split into various factions with differing beliefs - the General Baptists and the Particular (or Strict) Baptists formed in 1633. The General Baptists split into the New Connexion and Old Connexion, and the latter became Unitarians. A Baptist Union in 1813 attempted to bring about co-operation between the divisions. The Particular Baptists and the New Connexion united in 1891 to form the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland. Baptists recorded the births of children and the baptism of adults. Few Baptist records survive from before 1688. There are many registers of births, baptisms and burials, but very few marriages were recorded before 1754. After 1754 Baptists had to marry in Anglican churches and so should be recorded in their registers. Baptist marriages became legal again in 1837 if a civil registrar was in attendance. As with other non-conformist registers, those of the Baptists up to 1837 were deposited with the Registrar General and are now in the PRO at the Family Records Centre. Some pre-1837 registers were not surrendered. These and post-1837 registers are held at County Records Offices, churches, archives of the Baptist associations and Baptist Theological Colleges, or at the following archives:

51. Baptists In Australia - Congress Presentation Faith Bowers Baptists In The Ecume
In 1948 the BUGB (baptist union of great britain) Secretary, ME Aubrey, was one ofthe committee of fourteen that drafted the WCC constitution, as a forum for
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Baptists in the Ecumenical Context
A paper presented by Faith Bowers of Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church London to the BWA Congress Heritage Commission Focus Group
6 January 2000 In Adelaide just before Christmas we went to a musical play, `Two from Galilee', about Mary and Joseph and the birth of Jesus. It was described as `a ministry project of the Rostrevor Baptist Church'. Staged at the university, it had a cast of 45, plus a further 30 in the crew, drawn from 25 Christian bodies - six more Baptist churches, and others from right across the Christian spectrum from the Christian Revival Crusade to Roman Catholic. A cast member told us the next Sunday how they all prayed together for forty minutes before each performance, chiefly that some in the audience would be moved to respond to the Gospel. Here were Baptists in the ecumenical context - working happily with other Christians to spread the Gospel. I come from England, where ecumenism is in a fairly advanced state. The primary ecumenical drive was a concern for mission and Baptists therefore felt it was right to join with others to that end. English Baptists have long co-operated with other mainstream Protestant dissenters and with many Anglicans. In 1948 the BUGB (Baptist Union of Great Britain) Secretary, M.E. Aubrey, was one of the committee of fourteen that drafted the WCC constitution, as a forum for discussion, communication and joint witness.

52. Society - Religion And Spirituality - Christianity - Denominations
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  • 53. Youth Information - Sport, Leisure And Travel - Religious Organisations
    Organisations. National. baptist union of great britain. The BaptistUnion of Great Britain exists to share God s mission. The Baptist
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    54. Child Protection
    We are currently updating our children protection policy (known as Safe to Grow)in line with the latest advice from the baptist union of great britain.
    http://www.bluntishambaptist.org/Youth/safetogrow.html

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    Working with Children and Young People
    Children and young people are part of our church today. They have much to give as well as to receive. As we nurture them in worship, learning, and in community life, we listen to them and respect the wishes and feelings of children and young people. We take the protection of children and young people very seriously and provide training and support for those working with them. We are in the process of ensuring that all adults involved in children and young people work have had Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) checks. We are currently updating our children protection policy (known as Safe to Grow) in line with the latest advice from the Baptist Union of Great Britain.
    Safe To Grow Policy
    This statement was agreed by the church meeting and has been reviewed annually at the annual church meeting where progress in carrying it out has been monitored: As members of this church, we commit ourselves to the nurturing, protection and safekeeping of all, especially children and young people.

    55. Rebuild, Helping Local Churches Make A Lasting Difference In Their Communities
    baptist union of great britain. Core work Facilitate and enable the missionwork of Baptist churches through project research and training.
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    56. Welsh Churches Diversity Index - Umbrella Bodies
    Baptist Church (Baptist Union of Wales and baptist union of great britain) Churchin Wales Church of the Nazarene Fellowship of Independent Evangelical
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    The Church Diversity Index - Umbrella Bodies Introduction Index parameters The Church Diversity Index Church Denominations in Wales Umbrella Bodies Evangelical Alliance Wales homepage National Assembly Liaison Office homepage ... Evangelical Alliance UK homepage Umbrella Bodies:
    There are two interdenominational umbrella bodies that together represent denominations within Wales to government and the media: The Evangelical Alliance Wales Represents newer denominations: Apostolic Church
    Arabic Church in Wales
    Assemblies of God Church
    Church of God and Prophecy
    Chinese Church
    Elim Pentecostal Church
    Korean Church
    International Gospel Outreach Churches
    New Frontiers Church
    New Testament Church of God New Day International Churches Pioneer Churches Wales Iranian Fellowship Vineyard Churches Worldwide Church of God Represents Christians and congregations from within the following denominations: Baptist Church (Baptist Union of Wales and Baptist Union of Great Britain) Church in Wales Church of the Nazarene Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches Ministries Without Borders Churches Methodist Church Presbyterian Church of Wales Salvation Army Union of Welsh Independents Welsh Speaking Evangelical Churches The Alliance also represents many independent churches.

    57. About Christian Aid
    They are baptist union of great britain; Baptist Union of Scotland;Baptist Union of Wales; Cherubim and Seraphim Council of Churches;
    http://www.christian-aid.org.uk/aboutca/sponchur.htm
    who we are c annual review c jobs c volunteering c events c UK and Ireland c contact us Christian Aid's sponsoring churches Christian Aid is the official relief and development agency of 40 church denominations in the United Kingdom and Ireland.They are:
    • Baptist Union of Great Britain Baptist Union of Scotland Baptist Union of Wales Cherubim and Seraphim Council of Churches Church in Wales Church of England Church of Ireland Church of Scotland Congregational Federation Council of African and Afro Caribbean Churches Council of Oriental Orthodox Christian Churches Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion Fellowship of the Churches of Christ Free Church of England Greek Orthodox Church Independent Methodist Churches International Ministerial Council of Great Britain Joint Council for Anglo-Caribbean Churches Lutheran Council of Great Britain Methodist Church Methodist Church in Ireland Moravian Church of Great Britain and Ireland New Assembly of Churches New Testament Assembly Non-subscribing Presbyterian Church of Ireland Old Baptist Union Presbyterian Church in Ireland Presbyterian Church of Wales Religious Society of Friends in Britain Religious Society of Friends in Ireland Russian Orthodox Church Salvation Army (UK Territory) Scottish Congregational Church Scottish Episcopal Church Seventh Day Adventist Church Union of Welsh Independents Unitarian and Free Christian Churches United Free Church of Scotland United Reformed Church Wesleyan Holiness Church

    58. Bristol Baptist College - Prepare For Service
    Prepare for Service. A Course of Christian Learning for Discipleship and Ministryin Today s World …in partnership with the baptist union of great britain.
    http://www.bristol-baptist.ac.uk/page04_4.php
    "Ambassadors
    for Christ"
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    Prepare for Service
    A Course of Christian Learning for Discipleship and Ministry in Today's World
    …in partnership with the Baptist Union of Great Britain
    Prepare for Service is for you if…
    • you are seeking training and accreditation as a Pastor or Preacher you have been called to another ministry or role within the local church you simply want to explore your faith further
    Prepare for Service is…
    • part of the Baptist Training Partnership - a consortium of the Baptist Colleges and Regional Associations and the Baptist Union of Great Britain a three year modular course leading to the Certificate of Bristol Baptist College in which students build up a portfolio of learning. a course approved by the Baptist Union of Great Britain for recognition as a Pastor or Preacher
    Prepare for Service is…
    • a flexible course which means that modules completed at other Baptist Colleges or equivalent modules from other institutions can be credited towards the final portfolio. PFS is also open to those who are interested in attending single modules only. a manageable course at Access level, consisting of attendance at the College on 6-8 Saturdays each year (2 Saturdays per module) with 2 written assignments for each module. To complete the course, students must successfully complete all 8 modules and, if training to be Pastors, also complete the module on 'Church Management'.

    59. Bristol Baptist College - Staff
    He currently serves on the Council of the baptist union of great britain, isModerator of its Faith and Unity Executive and represents the Union in
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    Home Introduction Context Staff ... Links
    The Staff
    Click on the name for biographical details. The Revd Christopher Ellis , MA, MPhil, PhD, is the college principal. He took up his post in September 2000. He teaches Worship Studies, Spirituality and Practical Theology, together with Ecumenical and Baptist Studies. He studied theology at Regent's Park College Oxford, before ministering in an estate church in Brighton and working part-time on a research degree in systematic theology at Sussex University. He subsequently pastored a suburban church in Cardiff and served as a part-time chaplain to a psychiatric unit. While a member of an ecumenical team in Swindon he served both as a pastoral minister in a large town-centre congregation and as a town-centre chaplain. More recently, his ten years in Sheffield were spent in leading a multi-racial, inner city congregation and serving as the Baptist member of the South Yorkshire Church Leaders' Group. He also represented the Baptist World Alliance at the 1998 Lambeth Conference. He currently serves on the Council of the Baptist Union of Great Britain, is Moderator of its Faith and Unity Executive and represents the Union in conversations with the Church of England and in the Worship and Spirituality Commission of the Baptist World Alliance.

    60. Cult Information Centre - Home Page
    Bible College. The Rev. Jonathan Edwards, MA General Superintendentof the baptist union of great britain, SW Area. The Rev. Canon
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    CIC is an educational charity providing advice and information for victims of cults, their families and friends, researchers and the media. CIC was founded in 1987 and became a registered Charity (No.1012914) in 1992. It was the first educational organisation focusing critical concern on the harmful methods of the cults to be granted charitable status in the United Kingdom.
    CIC's Concerns
    CIC is concerned about the use of deceptive and manipulative methods used by cults to recruit and indoctrinate unsuspecting members of society. CIC believes that these cult methods present a threat to the well-being of the individual and the family. Consequently CIC sees the need for gathering and disseminating accurate information on cultism and aims to meet that need.

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