21. Campolo's `ADDRESS' 4.1.1994 - BRISBANE. 1994 a friend and myself attended the baptist union of australia Rally Stan Solomon, General Superintendent of the Baptist Union of Queensland who http://www.despatch.cth.com.au/Despatch/campaust.htm

Extract from Despatch Vol.6:1 These comments and following transcripts need to be read following an `Expose' ~ Campolo Booklet NOTES... on Tony Campolo's `ADDRESS' 4.1.1994 - BRISBANE. By Wendy Howard... [left] Australian version of a New World Order Symbol... from Permaculture adverts...`Crystal Waters Community', Maleny... "Harvest" Celebrations of Baptist Union Church - "Gateway". On the 4th January, 1994 - a friend and myself attended the Baptist Union of Australia Rally "Celebrate the Harvest", held at the Gateway Baptist Church, Brisbane.* *(we now have access to actual Videos and audios of the entire convention) Guest speaker was American Sociologist, Tony Campolo. Well known liberal heretic, New World Order Change Agent, Campolo, was in fine style wooing the 1,500 people present to emotional highs and lows at will - he is indeed a powerful "communicator" and a man of intellectual brilliance. The opening honours were performed by Rev. Stan Solomon, General Superintendent of the Baptist Union of Queensland who appeared from behind the stage curtains after a most long and dramatic fan-fare from shining trumpets in his honour. A young buck in the front seats quipped "Is that all!" as the lone grey-haired man stepped forth. Solomon glared in his direction. A massive over-head screen, it seemed as big as our house, was used to project equally massive photos of full-on faces of celebrities at "Harvest". Each Baptist Leader of national renown was introduced, his huge photo projected, and then the hall shook with applause and cheers. Glorifying man to the nth degree?

22. Gigablast Search Results baptist union of australia Official web site. Baptist Churches of WesternAustralia Introduction to the union, staff profiles, youth ministries, http://dir.gigablast.com/Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Christianity/Denomina

Family filter: On Off Entire Directory Entire Category Pages in Base Category Sites in Base Category Top Society Christianity Denominations ... Baptist Related Categories: Regional: Oceania: Australia: Society and Culture: Religion: Christianity: Baptist Baptist Union of Australia Official web site. Information about the union, online publications, and diary of events. Category: Regional: Oceania: Australia: Society and Culture: Religion: Christianity: Baptist www.baptist.org.au [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 26 2005 - modified: Mar 09 2005 Baptist Churches of New South Wales and Australian Capital Territory Information about their ministries, selection of online resources, and a searchable database of churches. Category: Regional: Oceania: Australia: Society and Culture: Religion: Christianity: Baptist www.baptistnsw.asn.au [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 28 2005 - modified: Apr 28 2005 Baptist Union of Tasmania Contact information, directories of churches with and without web sites, and news. Category: Regional: Oceania: Australia: Tasmania: Society and Culture: Religion www.vision.net.au/~butas/

23. Canberra Baptist Church, Australia: Church History The President General of the baptist union of australia, the Rev.JHGoble performedthe stonelaying ceremony in the presence of a large gathering of http://www.canbap.org/history.html

The Establishment of the Canberra Baptist Church. Previous Ministers Memorials From the Archives - Development of the Church Property ... Reverend J.H. Goble 1862-1932 INTRODUCTION Canberra Baptist Church, located within the Australian Capital Territory, was formally established on 17 October 1927 during the visit to Canberra of the Chairman of the Federal Home Mission Board and Vice-President of the Baptist Union of Australia, The Rev.A.J.Waldock D.D.. On that occasion Dr Waldock met with thirteen Canberra residents and secured their pledge of support to his proposal to establish a Baptist work in Canberra. Less than three weeks later on 6 November 1927 the first church service, led by Mr H.L.Walters, was held in the Presbyterian Hall, Braddon which had been made available for services to the new Baptist group and to the Congregationalists on alternate Sundays. Five months later on 21 March 1928 the foundation stone was laid for the new church building. The President General of the Baptist Union of Australia, the Rev.J.H.Goble performed the stone-laying ceremony in the presence of a large gathering of Baptists from many parts of Australia. On 23 February 1929, sixteen months after the formal establishment of the Church, the church building was completed and officially opened amidst great rejoicing among Baptists and wide publicity was given in the local and interstate Press.

24. Canberra Baptist Church, Australia: Rev. J.H. Goble It was the baptist union of australia (BUA), under Rev Coble s leadership, thatnegotiated with the Commonwealth Government for a grant of land on which to http://www.canbap.org/history_archives_5.html

Bill Hughes Church Archivist REVEREND J H GOBLE 1862-1932 "His life was a period of delightful ingenuousness, touching kindness and healing sympathy. His heart was overflowing with love and good cheer." - The Mail, Footscray, Saturday 6 February 1932. W hen 240 delegates met at the Burton Street Baptist Tabernacle in Sydney on 25 August 1926 to form the Baptist Union of Australia, they unanimously elected Joseph Hunter Goble as the first President of the Union. He was the Minister of the Footscray Baptist Church and initially, along with Dr F W Norwood and later Rev Peter Fleming, he had played a major role in forging Baptist federation. It was the Baptist Union of Australia (BUA), under Rev Coble's leadership, that negotiated with the Commonwealth Government for a grant of land on which to build the first Baptist Church in the new federal capital. The BUA appointed Dr Waldock, who was to become the church's first Minister, to select the site and raise the funds to build the church and the manse. Rev Goble unveiled the church's foundation stone on 21 March 1928 and later officiated at the Canberra Baptist Church's opening ceremonies on the weekend of 23-24 February 1929. It is likely that few people who pause to read the foundation stone today will be aware of the remarkable and saintly man whose name is recorded thereon.

25. Downing, Cecilia - Australian Women Biographical Entry baptist union of australia, Founder of the Women’s Board Cecilia Downing , inAn outline history of the baptist union of australia, Baptist Union of http://www.womenaustralia.info/biogs/AWE0586b.htm

Australian Women Biographical entry Home Browse Search Previous ... Next Downing, Cecilia (1858 - 1952) MBE Related Entries Online Sources Archival/Heritage Sources Published Sources Community worker and Women's rights activist Born: 13 Janurary 1858 Islington, London, England. Died: 30 August 1952 Ivanhoe, Victoria, Australia. Career Highlights Alternative Names: Hopkins, Cecilia (maiden name) A member of the Collins Street Baptist Church for 46 years, she helped establish their Women's Guild in 1910 and the Victorian Baptist Women's Association in 1926. In 1935 she was elected foundation president of the Women's Board of the Baptist Union of Australia. She was also honorary secretary of the National Council of Women of Victoria (1928-1935) and foundation president of the National Travellers' Aid Society (1944), having been an executive member of the Victorian Society since 1920. During WWII she was also involved with the Australian Comforts Fund, the Victorian Council of Women's Emergency Service and the War Loan and War Savings Certificates Committee. Chronology 12 February 1885 Married John Downing, they had seven children

26. Christian Research Association - A World Of Baptists The baptist union of australia is a member body of the Alliance, and most BaptistChurches in Australia are union churches. The baptist union of australia http://www.cra.org.au/pages/00000062.cgi

SPIRIT OF GEN Y POINTERS PRODUCTS RESEARCH MATERIALS ... Advanced Search member's login username: password: HOME ABOUT THE CRA CONTACT US DISCUSSION FORUM ... SEARCH A WORLD OF BAPTISTS A major religious event occurred in January 2000 in Melbourne, but there was very little coverage in the secular or religious media. It was a gathering of the representatives of one of the world communions, the Baptists, for the 18th Baptist World Congress. The congress is the official meeting of the global fellowship of Baptists known as the Baptist World Alliance. The Alliance was formed in London in 1905. Official membership of the Baptist World Alliance for 1998-99 totalled nearly 43 million, spread among 160,000 churches. The bulk of the membership lies in the North American continent (primarily the USA), with just over 33 million members and nearly 100,000 churches. The continents of Asia and Africa have about 3 and half million members each. The largest Convention or Union (local churches belonging to a particular Baptist body in a country) is the well-known Southern Baptist Convention, with over 15 million members. The Alliance estimates that the overall Baptist affiliation of all its churches would be around 100 million when adherents and non-member attenders are taken into account, making it possibly the largest Protestant communion in the world.

27. Feature Article The baptist union of australia is a member body of the Alliance, and most BaptistChurches in Australia are union churches. There are also a number of http://members.ozemail.com.au/~wfnev/March00Bentley.htm

Where in the world were the Baptists? Peter BENTLEY was at the Baptist World Congress, and reports: A major religious event occurred in January 2000 in Melbourne, but received very little coverage in the secular or religious media. It was a gathering of the representatives of one of the world's Christian communions - the Baptists - for their 18th Baptist World Congress. The congress is the official meeting of the global fellowship of Baptists known as the Baptist World Alliance. The Baptist Union of Australia is a member body of the Alliance, and most Baptist Churches in Australia are union churches. There are also a number of independent Baptist churches and groups. The Alliance was formed in London in 1905, and it is appropriate that London has been chosen as the location for the Centenary Congress in 2005. The largest Convention or Union (local churches belonging to a particular Baptist body in a country) is the well-known Southern Baptist Convention, with over 15 million members. The Baptist Union of Australia has about 66,000 members and perhaps 100,000 affiliates overall. The Alliance estimates that the overall Baptist affiliation of all its churches would be around 100 million when adherents and non-member attenders are taken into account.

28. Links New South Wales Victoria Queensland Western Australia South Australia Northern Territory baptist union of australia http://www.vision.net.au/~butas/Links.html

Links Below is a growing list of internet websites that you may find helpful in your ministry. If there is not a link on our list that you know of and would like to include for others to access, please email the webservant with the name of the site, the URL, and a brief description. Please notify us of any dead links you find on this page! INDEX New South Wales Victoria Queensland Western Australia ... Deaf Virtual Church Australia Baptist Union of Australia Location 227 Burwood Road, Hawthorn Postal Address Private Bag 8, Glebe NSW 2037 Phone Fax E-mail bua@baptist.org.au Web Site Baptist Union of Australia Return to Index Baptist Union of New South Wales Location 54 Paramatta Rd., Forest Lodge, Glebe Address Private Bag 8, Glebe 2037 Phone Fax E-mail info@baptistnsw.asn.au Web Site Baptist Union of NSW General Secretary Mr. Alan Soden Return to Index Baptist Union of Victoria Location 227 Burwood Rd, Hawthorn Postal Address PO Box 377, Hawthorn 3122 Phone Fax General Superintendent Rev. A. Marr Return to Index Baptist Union of Queensland Location 518 Brunswick St., New Farm 4005

29. Baptist Union Of Victoria The baptist union of australia is a formalised network of all the ministries ofBaptists in all States of Australia. Under the chairmanship of the National http://www.buv.com.au/about_austbaptist.html

AUST Baptist For advertising and information rates, please click here to download an acrobat information file Witness Advertise.pdf Please install Acrobat PDF plug-in to view PDF files Baptist Union of Australia http://www.baptist.org.au/ The Baptist Union of Australia is a formalised network of all the ministries of Baptists in all States of Australia. Under the chairmanship of the National President, National Council meets about three times a year, the Annual meeting being in November. President: Mrs Gwyn Milne ggmilne@bigpond.net.au President Elect: Rev Dr Ross Clifford admin@morling.edu.au Secretary: Mrs Naomi McConnell admin@crossover.baptist.org.au Treasurer: Mr Trevor Spicer trevorls@baptistvic.asn.au National Director of Ministries: Rev Norm Nix njn@pnc.com.au

30. Baptist Union Of Victoria The baptist union of australia also ministers to rural communities through Northreach enables Baptist Churches throughout Australia to give special http://www.buv.com.au/rural.html

Rural Issues For advertising and information rates, please click here to download an acrobat information file Witness Advertise.pdf Please install Acrobat PDF plug-in to view PDF files Lending an Ear Key contacts to serve you are Regional Ministrs: Rev Stephen Venz (West) stephen.venz@baptistvic.asn.au Rev Kevin Forbes (East) kevin.forbes@baptistvic.asn.au Feel free also to contact the BUV Director of Ministries Rev Alan Marr marra@baptistvic.asn.au A Great Site for you and your Congregation We also provide the Rural Ministry website - a useful and encouraging site for Australian Rural Baptist Churches full of sermons, rural-issue articles, and details on rural events, meetings and camps. Click on to www.ruralministry.org

31. EDITORIAL 30 JUNE 2001 This paper has attacked Pentecostals, Catholics, the Uniting Church and morerecently myself as president of the baptist union of australia. http://jmm.aaa.net.au/articles/9241.htm

Articles new articles section catalog keyword catalog title catalog ... author catalog John Mark Ministries Priscillas Friends WWW Theology EDITORIAL 30 JUNE 2001 Rev. Tim Costello is a high profile Australian Christian, currently president of the Baptist Union of Australia. This week's New Life (an Australian weekly Christian newspaper) has a response from Tim Costello to an editorial which was apparently critically of his theological position. It raised issues about theology, evangelicalism, universalism etc. First, an article which appeared in one of Australia's leading newspapers, then my response to the New Life material. The Gospel according to the Brothers Jensen by Tim Costello Tim Costello fears greater division among Australia's Christian churches in the wake of the election of a new Anglican Archbishop of Sydney. Despite the Anglican Church's national profile as an aging, declining institution, Sydney Anglicans have churches brimming with young people, church growth and evangelistic fervour. I, and other church leaders

32. MagyarBaptista.com - Baptisták Száma Országonként (Baptists Stats) Australia. baptist union of australia, 824, 62849. Bangladesh. Bangladesh BaptistFellowship, 414, 11605. Bangladesh Baptist Sangha, 321, 12100 http://www.magyarbaptista.com/baptist_stats.html

Baptista World Alliance Statistics 1999) AFRICA Angola Baptist Convention of Angola Baptist Evangelical Church Free Baptist Church of Angola Benin Union of Protestant Churches of Benin Botswana Baptist Convention of Botswana Burkina Faso UEBC of Burkina Faso Burundi Union of Baptist Churches in Burundi Cameroon Cameroon Baptist Convention Union of Baptist Churches Baptist Church of the Cameroon Central African Republic Fraternal Union of Baptist Churches Evangelical Baptist Church Democratic Republic of Congo Baptist Community of Bandundu Baptist Community in Central Africa Baptist Community of Congo West Baptist Community of Zaire River th Community of Evang. Bapt. Churches of Congo Union of Baptist Churches of the Democratic Republic of Congo Ethiopia Baptist Evangelical Association Ghana Ghana Baptist Convention Kenya Baptist Convention of Kenya Liberia Liberia Baptist Missionary and Ed. Conv., Inc. Malawi African Baptist Assembly, Malawi, Inc. Baptist Convention of Malawi Evangelical Baptist Church of Malawi Mozambique Baptist Convention of Mozambique Namibia Baptist Convention of Namibia Nigeria Mambilla Baptist Convention Nigerian Baptist Convention Rwanda Union of Baptist Churches of Rwanda Association of Baptist Churches of Rwanda Sierra Leone Baptist Convention of Sierra Leone South Africa Baptist Convention of South Africa Baptist Union of Southern Africa Tanzania Baptist Convention of Tanzania Togo Baptist Convention of Togo Uganda Baptist Union of Uganda Zambia Baptist Convention of Zambia

33. Baptist Churches Of NSW & ACT - Mission Statement Through its membership in the baptist union of australia it is linked with theBaptist World Alliance, a worldwide fellowship numbering some fortytwo http://baptistnsw.asn.au/about/missionstatement

@import url(http://baptistnsw.asn.au/plone.css?skin=); @import url(http://baptistnsw.asn.au/ploneCustom.css); Home Who We Are Mission Statement (search help) Mission Statement Each of these ministries is seen in Acts 2:42-47 The Baptist Churches of NSW and ACT join together on the principle of autonomous local churches co-operating in fellowship to assist each other to facilitate ministry for the local church and its wider work in the ministries of - Evangelism including outreach to specific groups within the community, local church planting and worldwide mission through agencies such as Global interAction (GiA); Compassion - demonstrating compassion, social action and justice through the local church and agencies such as Baptist Community Services and Baptist World Aid Australia (BWAA); Fellowship and Worship for the building of relationships within the Baptist Church family and for encouragement and prayer ministries - local, regional, state, national and international; Teaching - providing teaching, preaching and small group resources, theological training by Morling College and encouraging continuing education of leaders and all church members. home help terms privacy ... edit

34. Baptist Churches Of NSW & ACT - How Is The Church Organised? but we voluntarily link together with other churches to form a Baptist Unionin each state, who together form the baptist union of australia. http://baptistnsw.asn.au/about/beliefs

@import url(http://baptistnsw.asn.au/plone.css?skin=); @import url(http://baptistnsw.asn.au/ploneCustom.css); Home Who We Are How Is The Church Organised? (search help) How Is The Church Organised? Becoming a Christian We are an evangelical church. We believe the Bible to be God's inspired word for us. We look to the Bible to discover the mind of God and therefore our life values. We believe in the great biblical truth of the Trinity - Father, Son and Holy Spirit. The atoning death and resurrection of Jesus, salvation by faith through God's grace. For a full Statement of Beliefs please click here How is the Church organised? The church is a group of people who have all made a personal commitment to Jesus. While every individual involved in the church is gifted for different roles we believe everyone is equal before God. The Holy Spirit is working within each Christian equipping, directing and encouraging. Each church member therefore has the ability and responsibility to listen for God's direction for themselves and the church. Therefore Baptist churches organise themselves with the following points in mind: Christ, not any particular individual, is the head of the church.

35. 4 Aborigional Reconcilliation baptist union of australia NATIONAL STATEMENT OF COMMITMENT TO RECONCILIATION The baptist union of australia seeks to respond to today s challenges of http://www.baptistsocialissues.org.au/statements/4 Aborigional reconciliation.ht

STATEMENTS STATEMENTS HOME ABOUT US CONTACT US ... Print Page Human rights Aboriginal reconciliation Assembly RESOLVED – (i) That this Assembly note the call from the July 1993 Yalga Bridi National Aboriginal Christian Leaders meeting ( Annual Reports, p. 36) and respond as follows: We endorse the call for: (a) justice and reconciliation; (b) the restoration of Aboriginal culture; and (c) appropriate compensation for loss of land. (ii) That this Assembly recognises the wrong that has been committed in dispossessing the original inhabitants of this country of their land and we call on our governments to work towards the recognition of land rights with appropriate regard to issues of justice for the dispossessed and existing land occupiers and to continued negotiation for land rights or appropriate compensation on the basis of equality and mutual respect. 1993 has been the Year of Indigenous Peoples and has been an opportunity for all Australians to celebrate the richness of the Aboriginal heritage. It has also been an opportunity to hear of the on-going hurt and pain felt by people who constantly find themselves stereotyped, devalued, and their problems ignored or blamed on themselves.

36. Baptist Baptists Churches Church John Baptism Christ State baptist union of australiabaptist union of australia (BUA) the oldest and The Baptist work in Australia began in Sydney in 1831, over forty years http://www.economicexpert.com/a/Baptist.html

var GLB_RIS='http://www.economicexpert.com';var GLB_RIR='/cincshared/external';var GLB_MMS='http://www.economicexpert.com';var GLB_MIR='/site/image';GLB_MML='/'; document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); A1('s',':','html'); Non User A B C ... Home First Prev [ 1 Next Last The Baptist church is a movement within the Protestant branch of Christianity that emphasizes a believer's baptism by full immersion, which is performed after a profession of faith in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. A congregational governance system gives autonomy to individual local churches which are sometimes associated in organizations such as the Southern Baptist Convention , which is the largest. In the late 1990s, there were about 43 million Baptists worldwide with about 33 million in the United States (Microsoft® Encarta® Online Encyclopedia 2004. Baptists . Retrieved Aug. 6, 2004.). 1 Origins There are several views about the origins of Baptists within the Baptist church. 1.1 Landmarkism Landmarkism is the belief that Baptist churches and traditions have been around since the time of John the Baptist and Christ . Proponents believe that Baptist traditions have been passed down through a succession of "anonymous" Baptist churches that were Baptist in tradition but not necessarily in name. This succession grants Baptist churches the status of being unstained and separate from what they see as the corruptions of Catholicism and other denomination s. It also allows for the view that Baptists predate the Catholic church and is therefore not part of the reformation or the protestant movement.

37. Christianity – Protestantism The baptist union of australia is a member of the Baptist World Alliance andAsian Baptist Federation. Christian Reformed Churches http://www.abc.net.au/religion/stories/s817757.htm

ABC Home Radio Television News ... Library Thu 8, Sep 2005 Religions Sacred Writings and Stories More > Spirituality ... More > Library - Religion Christianity – Protestantism Origins and History During the Middle Ages, the Roman Catholic Church held a virtual monopoly of faith in Western Europe, but between the 14th and 17th Centuries there was a series of Northern European reforms, or protest movements, which led to the separation from Rome of what would become known as Protestant churches. Preaching against the perceived excesses of the medieval church, including papal indulgences, reformers wished to reclaim the spiritual authority of the Christian religion, arguing that the true church was not defined in terms of a continuous tradition of ministry (the Catholic view), but in terms of continuity with the teaching of the Apostles. They defined a true church as one where the Word of God ruled, and where the only sacraments administered would be those which Christ administered – baptism and eucharist. The founder of the German Reformation was Martin Luther (1483-1546), an Augustinian monk who nailed 95 propositions to the church door in Wittenberg, challenging contemporary church practice. He translated the Bible into vernacular German and developed the doctrine of justification by faith alone, where salvation occurs only through faith and not through individual good works or the intercession of any church. Luther’s theology remains the basis for the Lutheran churches today, who value theological study and emphasis the weekly sermon where the Word of God is preached.

38. Compass - ABC TV Religion | Stories Tim s currently the president of the baptist union of australia, President,baptist union of australia Yeah, I find that very disturbing actually. http://www.abc.net.au/compass/s356569.htm

ABC Home Radio Television News A conversation with Tim Costello Sunday September 9 2001 Summary: A profile and conversation with Melbourne's Tim Costello, a leading Baptist Church Christian and active social commentator. Full Transcript Available Story: Probably Australia's best known Baptist Minister, Tim Costello articulates the social conscience of many Australians on issues as diverse as Indigenous Reconciliation, gambling, the Republic, and the treatment of refugees in detention centres. In an engaging and candid interview, Geraldine Doogue probes under the surface of Tim's very public face to find out more about a remarkable man who head a visionary community in the heart of the city of Melbourne. Producer, Noel Debien Researcher, Bethwyn Serow For more information on resources, please visit ABC Program Sales TRANSCRIPT Tim Costello Hello, and welcome to Compass, I'm Geraldine Doogue. Tonight an interview with Australia's best known Baptist Minister. Lawyer, former Mayor of St Kilda and church leader Tim Costello has articulated the social conscience of many Australians on issues ranging from reconciliation to gambling and the republic. NARR: Whether he's in East Timor, or the red heart of Australia, he's found himself at the centre of attention on issues as divers as indigenous reconciliation, the Republic, prostitution, the treatment of refugees in Australian detention centres and gambling.

39. Member Bodies Australia. *baptist union of australia www.baptist.org.au, 956, 59228. Bangladesh.* Bangladesh Baptist Church Sangha, 327, 15000 http://www.bwanet.org/Contact Us/MemberBodies.htm

Staff Directory Department Directory Regional Fellowships Member Bodies ... Guest Book Member Bodies BWA MEMBER BODIES and STATISTICS as of October 2004 * indicates statistics provided for end of year 2003; otherwise the figures represent previous submissions Churches Members AFRICA Angola Baptist Evangelical Church in Angola Convencao Baptista de Angola Igreja Baptista Livre em Angola Benin * Union of Protestant Baptist Churches in Benin Botswana Baptist Convention of Botswana Burkina Faso Union of Evangelical Baptist Churches in Burkina Faso Burundi Union of Baptist Churches in Burundi Cameroon Cameroon Baptist Convention Eglise Baptist Camerouaise Union of Baptist Churches in Cameroon Central African Republic * Association of Baptist Churches of the CAR Fraternal Union of Baptist Churches Congo, Democratic Republic of Community of United Baptist Churches Baptist Community of the Congo River Baptist Community of Western Congo Communaute Baptiste au Centre de L'Afrique Community Baptist Autonome Entre Wamba-Bakali * Community of Baptist Churches in Eastern Congo Community of Baptist Churches in North Congo No figures submitted Community of United Baptist Churches * Union of Baptist Churches in Congo Eglises Evangelise Meridionales Ethiopia Baptist Evangelical Association of Ethiopia Gambia Baptist Union in the Gambia Ghana Ghana Baptist Convention

40. List Of Baptist Sub-denominations: Information From Answers.com baptist union of australia Baptist Union of New Zealand Baptist Union ofPapua New Guinea Marianas Association of General Baptists Solomons Baptist http://www.answers.com/topic/list-of-baptist-sub-denominations

showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping List of Baptist sub-denominations Wikipedia List of Baptist sub-denominations List of Baptist sub-denominations - a list of subdivisions of Baptists, with their various Baptist associations, conferences, conventions, fellowships, groups, and unions around the world By location (listed by the original or dominant geographical location of the body, though the group may extend beyond these boundaries) Africa Central Africa Association of Baptist Churches of Chad Baptist Churches of the Central African Republic (‰glises Baptistes de la RCA) Baptist Community of Western Zaire (Communaut© Baptiste du Zaire Ouest) Baptist Community of the Zaire River (Communaut© Baptiste du Flueve Zaire) Southern Africa African Baptist Assembly of Malawi, Inc. African United Baptist Church Baptist Bible Church of Madagascar (Fiangonana Batista Biblika eto Madagasikara) Baptist Convention of Angola (Conven§ao Baptista de Angola) Baptist Convention of Zambia Baptist Evangelical Association of Madagascar (Association des Eglises Evang©liques Baptistes de Madagascar) Baptist Fellowship of Zambia Baptist Union of Southern Africa Baptist Union of Zambia Asia and Oceania East Asia Baptist Convention of Hong Kong Gospel Baptist Association (Fukuin Baputesuto Ky´dan) Japan Baptist Association (Nippon Baputesuto Reng´ ) Japan Baptist Convention (Nippon Baputesuto Renmei)

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