1. Scouting & The Baptist Religion - SCOUTER Net Compass - Boy Scout SCOUTER Intera Net Compass category for the Baptist church scouting. In this category findinformation on Baptist scouting religious awards, adult awards, boy scouts, http://www.scouter.com/compass/Leaders_Resource/Chartered_Partners/Baptist/

SCOUTER NetCompass NetRoster Forums ClipArt ... Auctions SCOUTER.com Components Net Compass Discussion Forums Net Roster Clipart Library Headline News Browse Scouting on the Web Search Scouting on the Web Scout Units on the Web Scouting Items on Ebay SCOUTER's support the American Red Cross Relief Efforts You are 1 of Active Users SCOUTER Net Compass Leaders Resource Chartered Partners Baptist Site Map Index of Compass Add Link Send page to friend Baptist There are 4 external links and sub-categories in this part of the SCOUTER Net Compass SUB-CATEGORIES No more Sub-Categories to Explore on this part of the SCOUTER Compass LINKS TO EXTERNAL SITES Association of Baptists for Scouting-ABS The Association of Baptists for Scouting is a national support organization that promotes Scouting in Baptist Churches and recognizes Baptist youth and adults for their service. Baptists, Scouts together for 50 years An article posted on the Baptist Standard website: Baptists, Scouts pitch tents together 50 years. Southern Baptists and the Boy Scouts of America have worked through the Association of Baptists for Scouting for almost 50 years. History of ABS The Association for Baptists for Scouting started in Austin, Texas in 1954. Find more information on this web page.

2. Baptist Beliefs Doctrine Theology - The Baptist Start Page Resources from Other Baptist Groups Anabaptists Reformed Sites, NonBaptist John Calvin Institutes of the Christian Religion Center for the http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

3. Hall Of Church History-The Baptists A Welsh Succession of Primitive Baptist Faith and Practice. A Primitive Baptist account of Baptist succession. The Trail of Blood http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

4. Brief Essay On Baptist Beliefs that have dominated 20th century American religion the modernist The Baptist Tradition Advanced Information http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

5. Baptist.Org The Home Page For All Baptists their forefathers) as being distinct from all other forms of religion, including Catholics and Protestants. Our Baptist forefathers have held http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

6. Stories Of Lost Baptist Church Members Those who thought their religion would save them Those who were trusting theirbaptist religion to save them Those who had it all, but lacked God http://www.lvbaptist.org/testimon/list_baptist.htm

Testimonies of Baptist church members who realized they needed to be saved I really wasn't that bad (Barb Davies) I was just playing church . . . not truly a child of God (Amy Rupert) I looked OK on the outside, but God saw the heart (Sarah Davies) Do you believe? (Aron Davies) My good works were not good enough (Graeme Anderson) God cannot lie (John Petersen) I deceived myself with a false salvation for 13 years (Don Heinz) I felt like an outsider without a relationship with the Lord (Tim Anger) I hoped my good works would offset my bad (Katina Anderson) My wonderful life came to a crashing halt (Tina Dafoe) A scared prayer was not enough (Jeff Byerly) Only God would save a phony like me (Bob Pierfy) I had a place, a date, and a prayer. But, I was still headed for hell (Keith Byerly) For thirty years I thought I was a Christian (Pastor's Wife) (Bev Hammett) I finally realized that I couldn't rid myself of sin (Robin Follett) I felt like I had just started living all over again (Abbi Pasterski) Four words that changed my life.

7. Baptist History from the Baptist Observer http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

8. Baptist History And Heritage Society preserving and teaching Baptist heritage http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

9. Baptist Beliefs Are you Comfortable being a Christian in a Baptist Church? http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

10. Crosswalk.com - Albert Mohler's Weblog As an observant college student, Patterson was surprised that his baptist religion professors supported Elliott and dismissed White's concerns. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

11. Pentecostals: Pentacostal Religion Vs. Baptist Religion first Baptist church bible, religion, seminaryIf you are looking for a First Baptist church, Southern Baptist church, or anybaptist religion worship service, our directory can help you. http://experts.about.com/q/2256/2356296.htm

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About AllExperts Experts Search Experts: Pentecostals Volunteer Answers to one of thousands of questions Home More Questions Question Library zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects More Topic Questions Question Library A B ... Link to Us Free Online Courses 12 Weeks to Weight Loss Take Charge of Stress Learn How to Bake Budgeting 101 ... MORE E-COURSES You are here: Experts Religion/Spirituality Protestantism Pentecostals Topic: Pentecostals Expert: Shane Wilkins Date: Subject: Pentacostal Religion vs. Baptist Religion Question I am Baptist and have raised my daughter to be Baptist. She attends Wednesday night services at a Pentacostal chruch with a friend. Last night she told me she wants to convert to the Pentacostal church. I don't know any of the beliefs of the Pentacostal Religion to make a judgement. What are the the beliefs? I don't like the idea that women can't wear pants, no makeup, no cutting the hair, etc. Thanks Answer dear stefanie, i recommend you talk to the pastor of the church in person. Pentecostal churches vary widely from church to church. I, for example, have no problem with women wearing pants or makeup. However, the pastor of this church may believe something really extremist like that. I would definitely ask the pastor some crucial questions. What church body are they affiliated with? (the most probably answers are: the Assemblies of God, Church of God, or the United Pentecostal Churches international. if he says that their church is with the Assemblies or the Church of God, it probably isn't too bad of a church, but if he says that they are a UPC church, beware! the UPC is a really extremist organization that can be cultish in certain places. there are also many independent pentecostal churches each of which are far too different for me to give you any helpful advice.

12. Oak Street Baptist Church Presents information on the location, goals and teachings of the baptist religion. Includes contact information and resources for further development of Christian faith. http://www.osbcgraham.com/

Lost and Found A Planting Of The Lord In North Texas (Isaiah 61:3) This page last modified on Monday, September 12th, 2005 The OSBC Vision Constitution and By-Laws OSBC Staff, Elders and Deacons Open Door Christian School ... Ukraine Mission Trip August/September 2005 Corner of Oak and First Streets Graham, Texas 76450 40 Days Of Prayer (Revival Preparation)

13. The Baptist Standard The Newsmagazine Of Texas Baptists News of religion, faith, missions, Bible study and Christian ministry among Texas Baptist churches, in the BGCT, the Southern Baptist Convention http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

14. Fresno First Baptist Church Calender Fresno First Baptist Church http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

15. Baptist Religion Of The Cherokee Nation Of Mexico The Official Web Site of the Cherokee Nation of Mexico, officially recognized bythe Republic of Mexico. Filled with historical, cultural, and religious http://www.cherokeenationmexico.com/rel_baptist.html

Home Chief Rogers History Library ... Prophecy Download Cherokee Music Learn About Cherokee Medicine Learn the Cherokee Language Preaching the Gospel the Baptist way in Cherokee DURBIN FEELING Baptist Preacher and Renowned Cherokee Linguist Biography EDUCATION In Progress Doctor of Philosophy in Social Sciences University of California Pending Doctor of Humane Letters , an Honorary Doctorate from Ohio State University Department of Linguistics to be conferred March 19, 2004 Master of Arts in Social Sciences University of California Bachelor of Arts in Journalism Northeastern State University Tahlequah Oklahoma Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts Bacone College Muskogee Oklahoma PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2001-pres. Professor, Native American Languages, University of Oklahoma, Norman Adjunct Professor of Cherokee Rogers State University Adjunct Professor of Cherokee Department of Languages University of Tulsa Tribal Linguist Cherokee Nation Instructor, Cherokee Institute (summer) University of California Host, Human Journey Television Productions California State University, Fullerton

16. This Sacred Land An evolution of the baptist religion in the South was also taking place.Particular, or Calvinistic, Baptists were mixing with and giving way to Separatist, http://www.loyno.edu/history/journal/1993-4/Stanonis.html

This Sacred Land by Anthony Stanonis The populace of the Antebellum South stood defiantly for the ideals considered vital to their way of life as issues such as states' rights, slavery, and tariffs were debated in the national political arena. Eventually, a distinct Southern agenda and ideology developed that permeated all aspects of southern life. Even religion did not escape untainted. As stated by the character Augustine in Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin , Southern planters, clergymen, and politicians "may warp and bend language and ethics to a degree that shall astonish the world at their ingenuity." < > Ministers such as Isaac Backus also believed that God had "appointed two kinds of government in the world which are distinct in their nature and ought never to be confounded together, one of which is called civil the other ecclesiastical government." < At mid-century, two developments in the Philadelphia Baptist Association would impact the faith for the next hundred years. In 1749, a decree based on the Biblical passages of Acts 15 was issued. Citing the Scriptures' account of how the Council of Jerusalem sent out representatives to spread Christianity, as well as how the disciple "Paul insisted that they should not take with them someone who had deserted them at Pamphylia and who had not continued with them in their work," the Philadelphia Association declared the right to withdraw fellowship from a church or person who practiced misconduct. <

17. Religious Movements Homepage: Primitive Baptists Primitive Baptists splintered from mainstream baptist religion in the UnitedStates during the first half of the nineteenth century as a general reaction to http://religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu/nrms/primitive_baptists.html

Primitive Baptists Profile History Beliefs Social Structure ... Bibliography I. Group Profile Name: Primitive Baptists Founder: The Primitive Baptist faith does not have a single founder or specific group responsible for organizing this Baptist tradition. There is, however, a generally-agreed upon timeline of events culminating in the split of the Old School Baptists from the Missionary Baptists. This occured when ten elders and ten brethren convened at Black Rock, Maryland on September 28, 1832. Elder Wm. Gilmore was chosen to moderate the proceedings and Gabriel Conklin presided as clerk for the writing of the Black Rock Address . Two elders, Wilson and Bowen, were not present at the meeting but authorized their identification on the address. Date of Birth: not applicable due to the lack of a specified founder. Birth Place: n/a Year Founded: The year 1832 is frequently used as the founding date. See the history which follows for details of earlier benchmarks that led to the founding of the present day Primitive Baptist faith. Sacred or Revered Texts: The Bible is regarded as the only true word.

18. Religious Traditions Of The African Diaspora The National Baptist Convention of America (NBCA), originally and colloquiallycalled the Nation More articles concerning the Black baptist religion. http://dickinsg.intrasun.tcnj.edu/diaspora/blackbaptists.html

The National Baptist Convention of America Jennifer Puma The National Baptist Convention of America (NBCA), originally and colloquially called the Nation Baptist Convention, Unincorporated, is a product of the 1915 split in the National Baptist Convention, U.S.A., which was founded in 1895. The factor in "incorporation" was the longtime distinguishing characteristic between both factions, although both conventions are now fully incorporated. The central issue in this conflict was the publishing house in Nashville, Tennessee. The dispute involved the "Boyd faction" led by the rev. Ronald Boyd, secretary of the Publishing Board, and the "Morris faction," led by the Rev. Edmond Morris, president of the convention. Ultimately, the Boyd faction took the name "National Baptist Convention of America" and remained unincorporated until recently. The Morris faction retains the original name of the convention, but incorporated to become the National Baptist Convention, U.S.A., Inc. Both groups claim to be the original parent body. Both claim the founding date of 1880. In fact, no unified National Baptist Convention existed in 1880, which was the founding date of the oldest of the three entities that merged in 1895. In short, while three Baptist bodies went into the funnel in 1895, two emerged from the other end in 1915.

19. Worldwide Baptist Convention Gets Underway In Cuba / CNS News - Cuba News / Noti Religious freedom, aid to developing countries, and baptist religion growth arealso expected to be discussed. Baptist association members are also going to http://www.cubanet.org/CNews/y00/jul00/04e4.htm

CUBAN E T CUBANEWS July 4, 2000 Worldwide Baptist Convention Gets Underway In Cuba By Jim Burns. CNS Senior Staff Writer. 03 July, 2000. CNS News (CNSNews.com) - For the first time in history, Havana, Cuba is the scene as Baptist religion leaders from around the world began a six day General Council meeting of the Baptist World Alliance Monday. The leaders will discuss what officials call "issues of importance to Baptist life" as well as demonstrating their support for the Cuban Baptist community. Baptists are the largest Protestant group in Cuba. Denton Lotz, BWA General Secretary explained that the religious organization decided to meet in Cuba, "to experience revival, encourage the Baptist family in Cuba, learn from them and proclaim the Word of Christ." "For many years, due to ideological struggles around the world, Cuban Baptists had been cut off from many brothers and sisters. Therefore, it is with great joy that we have accepted the kind invitation of the Cuban Baptists. It is the Cuban Baptists who invited us, who are hosting this meeting, who have opened their hearts and churches to Baptists worldwide," Lotz said. Lotz made it clear that the meeting isn't being held in Cuba, "to affirm a particular philosophy or a system of government. We do not affirm a culture or ideology; we go to affirm the movement of Christ among our people."

20. Primitive Baptist Churches In Jasper County, IL Elder Webb has also provided a history of the Primitive baptist religion whichyou will find at the end of the page (click here). http://www.iltrails.org/jasper/baptists.html

THE REGULAR BAPTISTS OF JASPER COUNTY (LATER KNOWN AS REGULAR PREDESTINARIAN and also PRIMITIVE BAPTISTS) Illinois Trails is excited to be able to bring you the following history of some of the Primitive Baptist churches of Jasper County. This information is being graciously provided by Elder Robert Webb, pastor of the Carthage Primitive Baptist Church in Carthage, Hancock County, IL. Elder Webb and the other members of his church have organized the "Primitive Baptist Library" as a private library (not affiliated as a society of the churches) containing a collection of materials related to the Primitive Baptist churches. The Carthage Primitive Baptist Church, organized in 1997, is a small church consisting of 5 members and they are to be commended for their work in preserving the records of Jasper County's Baptist heritage. They maintain a database of records which unfortunately cannot be shared online due to privacy issues, but Elder Webb has graciously consented to provide look-ups from the database as well as the other resources they have available. Below are listed the Jasper Baptist Churches and the history of that church which Elder Webb has provided, and underneath the history is a list of the family surnames who have records in the database of that church. Elder Webb and his members eventually hope to publish a book with as much of the actual information as possible, but until that date, we hope you will be able to find information on your ancestors here. The church records do not give information about marriages, or births of children, and all baptisms were of adult believers, not infants. The records identify the people as living in the area, when they joined the church, what part they took in the church if they were ordained, or an officer.

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