41. Baptist History And Heritage : The Fundamentalist Controversy Concerning The Bap service in the war, describing the events that took place in Charlotte Baptist Chapelduring the assembly of the baptist union of scotland Baptist History and http://articles.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0NXG/is_2001_Wntr-Spring/ai_9416

@import url(/css/us/style.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); Advanced Search Home Help IN all publications this publication Reference Automotive Business Computing Entertainment Health News Reference Sports YOU ARE HERE Articles Baptist History and Heritage Wntr-Spring, 2001 Content provided in partnership with Print friendly Tell a friend Find subscription deals The Fundamentalist controversy concerning the Baptist Theological College of Scotland: on October 25, 1944, May Hossack wrote to her husband, George, who was on active service in the war, describing the events that took place in Charlotte Baptist Chapel during the assembly of the Baptist Union of Scotland Baptist History and Heritage Wntr-Spring, 2001 by Kenneth B.E. Roxburgh The debate was the culmination of a controversy that began in the 1930s, following the discovery that Eric James Roberts, a fellow student with Shearer in the early days of the Scottish college, and a close friend of Holms Coats, was a Unitarian. (2) Shearer was convinced that the dangers of Modernism had affected the Scottish college from the beginning of its existence, through its close ties with the University of Glasgow, and that men like Roberts and Holms Coats who had studied at Mansfield College, Oxford, and Marburg in Germany had accepted the theological perspectives of German Rationalism. (3) John Shearer Shearer was born in Glasgow on August 20, 1874, the great, great grandson of Flora MacDonald, the companion of Bonnie Prince Charlie in the '45 rebellion. Shearer was converted and baptized in 1890, eventually becoming a member of John Street Baptist Church in Glasgow, where his grandfather had been one of the pastors. (4) Shortly afterwards, Shearer and his parents moved their membership to Queens Park Baptist Church. In 1892, his father, William Shearer, became the pastor of Kelso Baptist Church in the Scottish Borders. (5) Although John Shearer accompanied his parents to Kelso, lack of employment opportunities led him to return to Glasgow to stay with an aunt in Cowcaddens and join the South Side Baptist Church (6) in the Gorbals, (7) where John McLean, a great friend of the family, was pastor. (8)

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43. The Baptist Faith The Fellowship brings together all the Baptist churches in Great Britain, in membershipwith the baptist union of scotland, the Baptist Union of Wales and the http://www.snbc.org.uk/thebaptistfaith.html

The Baptist Faith Introduction An Introduction to the Baptist Faith The Baptist Family Individual Church Members Local Baptist Churches ... The Worldwide Family An Introduction to the Baptist Faith Baptists are radicals in the sense that they believe in returning to the roots of Christian faith ( note that the English word 'radical' comes from the Latin word 'radix' which means root). This means that they seek to root their life together in the Biblical pattern of being the church. Unlike the great state churches of Europe - Anglican, Lutheran and reformed - Baptists have always emphasised the need for personal faith. Instead of baptising babies, Baptists have reserved baptism for those who are able to make a personal confession of Jesus as Lord and Saviour. In the 16th Century when the modern Baptist movement was born, this emphasis on personal faith was perceived as a threat to the state church, to which all were expected to belong, with or without faith. In 17th Century England, Baptists refused to conform and be members of the Church of England, arguing that Christ, and not the King (or Queen), was head of the church. Baptists have been described as 'Dissenters' or 'nonconformists' - they stand in the 'Free Church' tradition. Persecuted for their beliefs throughout the 17th Century, Baptists at one stage developed into two 'streams' of theological thought: the 'General' Baptists believed that when Christ died on the cross, He died for everyone in 'general'; the 'Particular' Baptists, however, believed that Christ died for the 'elect' i.e. a 'particular' group of people. Later these two streams came together to form the present Baptist Union of Great Britain.

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46. Danny Brierley recently spoken at events organised by Baptist Union of Great Britain;baptist union of scotland; Church of Scotland; Mullers College; http://www.oasistrust.org/770

Danny Brierley Danny Brierley is Head of Oasis Youth Action Sections: Home About Oasis News Get Involved ... Projects Search Donate Login About Oasis Danny Brierley Oasis Youth Action - Personal Born in Sidcup, Kent in 1968 Became a Christian in 1983 during Luis Palau's Mission to London Married to Sally and dad to two girls West Ham United football club supporter Member of chawn Hill Christian Centre, Stourbridge and involved as a volunteer youth worker Strange but true ... Since moving to the Black Country, Danny has been awoken in the night by an earthquake and a lion has bitten his car. But he says it's a lovely place to live! Qualifications MA in Youth and Community Studies (Brunel, 1999) DipHE in Religious Studies (Cambridge, 1990) Ordained Baptist Youth Specialist (2000) Speaking In addition to his regular involvement with the Oasis Youth Work Degree and Oasis Frontline Teams, Danny has recently spoken at events organised by: Baptist Union of Great Britain Baptist Union of Scotland Church of Scotland Mullers College London School of Economics Nazarene Theological College Neighbourhood Renewal Unit Spring Harvest Writing Danny is a regular contributor to Youthwork Magazine www.youthwork.co.uk

47. Index - The Question Of Freemasonry by Harmon R. Taylor. Published by the baptist union of scotland and endorsedby the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland. THE QUESTION RAISED. http://www.biblebelievers.org.au/masindx.htm

The Question of Freemasonry by Harmon R. Taylor INTRODUCTION The question of the Christian stand regarding Freemasonry seems to confront our ministry at every turn lately. I have had to come to grips with the sad fact that the esoteric doctrines of Freemasonry separate it, just as unequivocally as do those of Mormonism, from Christian theology. This holds true for every branch of Masonry from the Shriners to the Blue Lodge, the Eastern Star, Demolay, Job's Daughters and the Rainbow Girls! It holds true for the Scottish rite or York rite! MASONRY DESCRIBED Custodian of Truth A Religious Institution The Foundation of Religion Temple of Religion ... One or the Other A Pastor and Freemasonry: What's a Pastor to do? by Harmon R. Taylor What can Pastor Do? The One Thing that Pastors Can't Do, is Nothing! We Must Renounce It Let None Perish ... A Grand Chaplain Speaks Out by Harmon R. Taylor Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the State of New York Grand Chaplain (1983-1984), Rev. Harmon R. Taylor, cites shocking quotations from many of the Craft's definative books. Who said a Christian Can't be a Mason?

48. 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

49. Baptist Church British Baptists The Fellowship brings together all those Baptist churches in theBritish Isles, in membership with the baptist union of scotland, the Baptist http://pages.ivillage.com/joy_acornhouse/onegodmanypathways/id69.html

'); 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. Links baptist union of scotland www.scottishbaptist.org.uk. Main site for finding informationabout the baptist union of scotland and other Scottish Baptist Churches. http://www.charlottechapel.org/resources/links.php

Home About What's on Resources ... Feedback Form Useful Internet Links There are many useful places on the internet to find information on Christianity, Christian events, church etc etc etc. Here are just a few of the ones that we have found useful. If you think there is a site missing please fill in the form below to let us know of sites we should add. We do not guarentee that we will include your link but we will take time to look at any sites you suggest. Charlotte Baptist Chapel does not hold any responsibility for the content of the sites listed. If you think we should remove a site please e-mail us and let us know. Churches Christian Organisations Mission Organisations Churches Carrubbers Christian Centre www.carrubbers.org St Thomas's Episcopal www.saintthomas.org.uk A large independant church in the centre of Edinburgh An Episcopal church in West Edinburgh Bellevue Chapel www.bellevuechapel.org St Andrew Blackadder http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/st-andrew-blackadder/index.htm

51. Adherents.com baptist union of scotland, United Kingdom, 15,279, , 172 units, -, 1998, *LINK*Baptist World Alliance web site; page BWA Statistics (viewed 31 March 1999). http://www.adherents.com/Na/Na_71.html

Adherents.com 42,669 adherent statistic citations : membership and geography data for 4,000+ religions, churches, tribes, etc. Index back to Baptist Union of Georgia, Georgia (country) Baptist Union of Georgia, continued... Group Where Number of Adherents % of total pop. Number of congreg./ churches/ units Number of countries Year Source Quote/ Notes Baptist Union of Great Britain United Kingdom units *LINK* Baptist World Alliance web site; page: "BWA Statistics " (viewed 31 March 1999). Baptist Union of Great Britain United Kingdom *LINK* Stack, Peggy Fletcher (compiler). "WorldviewŠ " subtitle: "Baptist Union Appointment " in Salt Lake Tribune , June 5, 1999 (viewed online 11 June 1999). [Orig. source: Religion News Service] "A woman known for her work in interdenominational relations has been named deputy general secretary of the Baptist Union of Great Britain. Myra Blyth, a former Baptist pastor on the staff of the World Council of Churches, is the first woman to be elected to the position. " Baptist Union of Hungary Hungary units *LINK* Baptist World Alliance web site; page: "BWA Statistics " (viewed 31 March 1999).

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B'nai Shalom (2 recs.) Baba Ram Das Babi-Baha'ism Babism (4 recs.) Babylonian (2 recs.) Badawiyya (2 recs.) Baganda (2 recs.) Baggara Baghdadi Jews (5 recs.) Bagisu Baha'is Under the Provisions of the Covenant Bahai Faith (752 recs.) Bahamas National Baptist Missionary and Education Convention Bahnar Bahushrutiya Buddhism Bai ... Bajau (2 recs.) Bakele Bakhtiari (2 recs.) Bakiga Bakongo (4 recs.) Bakota Balante Balinese Hinduism (6 recs.) Baluchi (3 recs.) Bamana Bambara Bambuti (4 recs.) Bamileke Banda (2 recs.) Banda-Mandjia Bangladesh Baptist Fellowship Bangladesh Baptist Sangha Banias ... Bannock (2 recs.) Bantu (2 recs.) Banyaruanda Banziri Bao De Shantang Baoule ... Baptist (395 recs.) Baptist - black (3 recs.) Baptist - black denominations (64 recs.) Baptist - independent (2 recs.) Baptist - old-line Baptist - other Baptist - other than Southern Baptist (5 recs.) Baptist - particular (2 recs.) Baptist Association of Belize Baptist Bible Fellowship International (13 recs.) Baptist Church of Mizoram Baptist Community of Bandundu Baptist Community of Congo East Baptist Community of Congo West ... Baptist Conference of the Philippines (2 recs.) Baptist Convention of Bolivia Baptist Convention of Botswana Baptist Convention of Columbia Baptist Convention of Eastern Cuba ... Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec (3 recs.)

53. Formudes.de - Das Auf Dem Open Directory Basierendes See also Regional Europe United Kingdom Scotland Society and CultureReligion (19). baptist union of scotland Official web site. http://www.formudes.de/index.php/Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Christianity/

54. Association Of Bearsden Churches, Bearsden, Dunbartonshire, Scotland, Church Of Go to baptist union of scotland website. CASTLEHILL BAPTIST CHURCH. Go to BaptistUnion of Scotland website. KILLERMONT PARISH CHURCH. (Rannoch Drive) http://www2.arts.gla.ac.uk/IPA/abc.html

THE ASSOCIATION OF BEARSDEN CHURCHES The Association of Bearsden Churches (ABC) warmly invites you to visit one or more of the local centres of Christian worship. The ABC is a body on which all the principal branches of the Christian family, with places of worship in Bearsden, are represented. In the spirit of ecumenical partnership, the churches are listed alphabetically by name, but the various denominations can be easily identified. Click here for details of Bearsden Cross Click here for details of ACTS (Action of Churches Together in Scotland) ALL SAINTS' SCOTTISH EPISCOPAL CHURCH (Drymen Road, north of Bearsden Cross) Rev. Kenneth Roach (0141-942 0386) Sunday Services: Holy Eucharist (said) - 8.00 am Sung Eucharist - 10.15 am (Family Eucharist on the 2nd Sunday of each month) Matins (on 5th Sundays) - 10.15 am Evensong - 6.30 pm Photograph of All Saints Church Go to Scottish Episcopal Church website BEARSDEN BAPTIST CHURCH (Maxholme, 14 Roman Road) Rev. John Craib (0141-563 7830)

55. Central Baptist Church, Dundee, Scotland Several of these former members of Bell Street Church who were then meeting inthe YMCA hall made application to the baptist union of scotland for their http://www.cbcdundee.org.uk/main/history/wardhist.shtml

about ministries news mobile WAP ... guestbook History @CBC step through the mists of time... WARD ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH DUNDEE. JUBILEE SOUVENIR 1874-1924 PROLOGUE: The Early Story of the Baptists in Dundee CBC - Short History of Ward Road Baptist Church early story of the Baptists in Dundee is lost in the mists of uncertainty. Here and there the vapour thins a little and a vague outline of what is taking place can be discerned; but presently the veil falls again and the outline is lost until it once more emerges and takes definite form. From an article upon Rattray Street Baptist Church, appearing in the Scottish Baptist Magazine of May 1917, the following interesting account of the beginnings of the denomination in the town are culled. " In 1769, some persons who resided in Dundee, went to Edinburgh to be baptised, and strongly solicited Mr. Carmichael, one of the pastors, to go and preach in Dundee as there was a prospect of considerable success. He accordingly went, and during his stay, baptised several. Later on he settled as pastor, Mr. Thomas Boswell being associated with him in office. Mr. Boswell died after only three years' service, and two years later, Mr. Carmichael returned to Edinburgh in failing health, where he died in 1774."

56. Baptists In Australia - Congress Presentation Faith Bowers Baptists In The Ecume The baptist union of scotland withdrew from Scottish ecumenical bodies andsome churches have left our Union as a matter of conscience over this. http://www.congress.baptist-vic.org.au/hc-bow.htm

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.

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58. The Nicholson Committee Report On Liquor Licensing Law In Scotland: Analysis Of Association of Scottish Police Superintendents * Aubrey Smith Leisure Limited Ayrshireand Arran Council ADAT * baptist union of scotland Bar Entertainment and http://www.scotland.gov.uk/library5/society/ncrar-17.asp

sitestat("http://uk.sitestat.com/scottishexecutive/scottishexecutive/s?pubs.Publications.TheNicholsonCommitte.19132"); 2 June 2004 Home Topics About News ... Contents The Nicholson Committee Report on Liquor Licensing Law in Scotland: Analysis of Consultation Responses Appendix: List of respondents The following is a list of respondents to this consultation who gave permission for their names to be published. Aberdeen City Council * Aberdeen Joint Alcohol and Drug Action Team * Aberdeenshire ADAT * Aberdeenshire Central Licensing Board * Aberdeenshire Council * Aberdeenshire South Licensing Board * Alcohol Focus Scotland * Angus Access Panel Angus Council Angus DAAT Argyll and Bute Council Argyll and Clyde ADAT Argyll and Bute Licensing Boards * Association of Chief Police Officers in Scotland * Association of Convenience Stores * Association of Nurses in Substance Abuse Scotland Association of Scottish Police Superintendents * Aubrey Smith Leisure Limited Ayrshire and Arran Council ADAT * Baptist Union of Scotland Bar Entertainment and Dance Association * British Casino Association * British Institute of Innkeeping * British Medical Association * Buchan Indoor Bowling Club Bute, Cowal and Lomond Divisional Licensing Board *

59. Baptist Union Of Scotland UK Search Scotland baptist union of scotland. SCOTLAND PAGES, Scotland Search.Search Scotland . . . . baptist union of scotland. Official web site. http://www.scotland-pages.me.uk/Detailed/4608.html

UK Search Scotland SCOTLAND PAGES Search Scotland . . . . ... contact Quick Search Select Autos Careers Electronics Entertainment Finance Games Gambling Health Home Hotels Internet Kids Music Shopping Sport Travel WELCOME TO SCOTLAND PAGES: SCOTLAND SEARCH. Navigation . . . . Scotland Directory add a site modify a site popular sites ... advertise with us Our Network United Kingdom Northern Ireland Scotland Wales Bedfordshire Berkshire Bristol Buckinghamshire Cambridgeshire Cheshire Cleveland Cornwall Coutny Durham Cumbria Derbyshire Devon Dorset East Sussex Essex Gloucestershire Hampshire Herefordshire Hertfordshire Kent Lancashire Leicestershire Lincolnshire London Manchester Merseyside Norfolk North Yorkshire Northamptonshire Northumberland Nottinghamshire Oxfordshire Rutland Shropshire Somerset South Yorkshire Staffordshire Suffolk Surrey Warwickshire West Midlands West Sussex West Yorkshire Wiltshire Worcestershire UK Hotels London Hotels UK Finance Baptist Union of Scotland Official web site. Information on Baptists in Scotland, directory of member churches, monthly newsletter, information petinent to the Fellowship of Prayer, links to other Baptist sites. Website: http://www.scottishbaptist.org.uk/

60. Events Rev. David Gordon From the baptist union of scotland. June 03. pm.11th, Gary Smith baptist union of scotland - Step Out Mission. http://www.baptist-tabernacle.freeserve.co.uk/Event.html

Events May '04 Pentecost Service - Baptist Tabernacle B.M.S. Margaret Gibbs April '04 Nicky Cruz - Bishop Auckland Vision Meeting Quiz and Social Evening Sunrise Service - Ampitheatre 6.00 am Good Friday - Procession Of Witness - 9.30 am Maundy Thursday - Baptist Tabernacle March '04 Thu - "Lent" - Holy Rosary Thu - "Lent" - Baptist Tabernacle Tue - Safe To Grow Thu - "Lent" - Holy Rosary Thu - Church Meeting - A.G.M. "Lent" - St. Lawrence February '04 Prayer Day 9 - 12 am Coffee Morning 9.30 - 11.30 am Thursday - Blood Donors January '04 Baptismal Service 10.45am South Shields Churches Together Unity Service. Marsden Road 3.00pm Coffee Morning 9.30-11.30am Church Christmas/New years Party December '03 10.00 - Communion 10.30 - Christmas Service 11.15 Meditation type Service Carol Service - Falstone Sheltered Accommodation Carol Singing - ASDA Boldon 6.30 - 7.30 p.m Carol Singing - ASDA Boldon 2.30 - 3.30 p.m. Coffee Morning 9.30-11.30am November '03 Christmas Fayre 1.30pm Church Meeting Quiz Night and Faith Supper 7-9pm October '03 Special Church Meeting Table Top Sale/Coffee Morning Interim Church Meeting Prayer Day 10.00am - 4.00pm

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