41. Regular Baptist Press And The King James Bible is being made in print with the consent of the official publishing house of the general association of regular baptist churches, Regular Baptist Press! http://www.biblefortoday.org/bennett/Articles/regular.htm

REGULAR BAPTIST PRESS AND THE KING JAMES BIBLE AND THE RECEIVED TEXT By Missionary David C. Bennett, D. Min. September 28, 2004 Spiritually I grew up feeding on the King James Bible and Regular Baptist Press (RBP) Sunday school material . As a young boy the church in which I was saved used RPB material and when I went into the ministry the first church I pastored used RBP materials. When we came to Australia in 1979 with the Association of Baptists for World Evangelism (then an approved agency of the General Association of Regular Baptists, GARBC) RBP was kind enough to supply us and other GARBC approved missionaries with free Sunday school material. The RBP materials were well presented and a great help in our teaching ministry. In the mid 1980’s I was studying for a Masters degree through Grand Rapids Baptist Seminary . By the providence and good hand of the Lord I transferred from Grand Rapids to Bethany Theological Seminary. One of the courses at Bethany required reading books on the Textual issue of the New Testament. The books chosen by the professor for the course were written by Dr. David Otis Fuller and Dean of Chichester John Burgon. Through reading these books my spiritual eyes were opened to the real Bible Textual issue. Therefore I became more conscious of the commentaries I used and the teaching materials we were using in our ministry. In the very early 1990’s the Executive Editor of Regular Baptist Press, Vernon Miller, now retired, visited Sydney, Australia

42. BaptistBoard.com: How Do We Count The Baptists? general association of regular baptist churches 8. Independent Baptist Fellowship of North America 9. New England Evangelical Baptist Fellowship http://www.baptistboard.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php/topic/16/399.html

Topic Closed Topic Closed my profile directory login register ... UBBFriend: Email this page to someone! Author Topic: How do we count the Baptists? rsr 7,000 posts club Member # 2296 posted document.write(timestamp(new Date(2004,8,9,20,47,0), dfrm, tfrm, 0, 0, 0, 0)); September 09, 2004 08:47 PM In response to a question in another forum, I am reposting a list of Baptist groups, associations, etc., originally provided by BB member rlvaughn. To keep it orderly, this thread will be locked. Additions, corrections, etc., may be sent to my by PM. A. ECUMENICAL MAINLINE 1. American Baptist Churches in the USA a. American Baptist Evangelicals b. Association of Welcoming and Affirming Baptists B. CONSERVATIVE EVANGELICAL 2. Baptist General Conference 3. Conservative Baptist Association of America 4. North American Baptist Conference 5. Seventh Day Baptist General Conference C. SEPARATIST FUNDAMENTALIST 6. Fundamental Baptist Fellowship of America 7. General Association of Regular Baptist Churches 8. Independent Baptist Fellowship of North America 9. New England Evangelical Baptist Fellowship

43. General Association Of Regular Baptists general association of regular baptist churches Directory general association of regular baptist churches - Directory. Back to the category Christian http://www.ecrossway.com/Christian_Links_General_Association_of_Regular_Baptists

44. MSN Encarta - Multimedia - Major Religions Practiced In The United States General Association of General Baptists, 2001, 713, 85346, 1121. general association of regular baptist churches, 2002, 1415, 129407, N/A http://encarta.msn.com/media_701500471/Major_Religions_Practiced_in_the_United_S

MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Sign In Web Search: Encarta Subscriber Sign In Help Home ... Upgrade your Encarta Experience Search Encarta Multimedia from Encarta Appears in Major Religions Practiced in the United States Religious Body Year Reported Number of Churches Membership Clergy Serving Parishes African Methodist Episcopal Church N/A African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church The American Baptist Association American Baptist Churches in the United States The Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America Armenian Apostolic Church of America Armenian Apostolic Church, Diocese of America Assemblies of God Baha'i N/A N/A Baptist Bible Fellowship International N/A Baptist General Conference N/A Baptist Missionary Association of America Buddhist N/A N/A The Catholic Church N/A The Christian and Missionary Alliance N/A Christian Brethren (Plymouth Brethren) N/A Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Christian Churches and Churches of Christ The Christian Congregation, Inc.

45. Grace Baptist Church - Bellingham WA. We are an independent local church which is in fellowship with the general association of regular baptist churches (GARBC). http://www.gbcbellingham.org/

Grace Baptist Church of Bellingham, WA welcomes you to our home on the web. The most important question is not, what church you go to, it's what is your relationship with Jesus Christ? Just going to our church, or any other church, in the end will not make any difference. When one stands before the judgment seat, God will not be impressed with denominational labels, or church attendance. The only label He will look for is the one that says, 'saved by grace through the blood of Jesus Christ.' If you want to know more about God's plan of salvation, click here or contact us in person at one of our services, or by e-mail, phone, or snail mail, our contact information is below. You can also follow the link below to God's plan. Give thanks to the Lord and proclaim His greatness. Let the whole world know what He has done. Sing to Him; yes, sing his praises. Tell everyone about His miracles. 1 Chronicles 16:8,9 -NLT- Decisions Every day of our lives, we have to make a number of decisions. Some are small decisions like what to have for breakfast or lunch, or what clothes to wear. These decisions have little consequence. Some decisions are a bit more important, such as which job, who to marry, how many children to have, or where to live. There are still other decisions that can have lethal consequences, such as pushing a red light, or cutting in front of a truck. There is one decision that is more important than any other, and that is, what to do about Jesus Christ. The consequences of this decision will effect you for all eternity. If you don't know Jesus as your Savior, and want to find out more, or you are not sure that you are saved, or you are saved but are not walking close to God, check out God's plan. Just click on the button to find out more

46. Blank Page 2 general association of regular baptist churches. ? General Association of Separate Baptists in Christ. ? Independent Bible Baptist Missions No online http://www.kentaurus.com/domine/Baptist.HTM

Links to Baptist Churches To return to Homepage, click on Home link in frame to left Page table of contents: Calvinist (non- Arminian ) Missionary Baptists General Baptists ... top Calvinist (non- Arminian ) Missionary Baptists Alliance of Baptists [Listed because it endorses and places chaplains] American Baptist Association American Baptist Churches in the USA American Baptists generally American Baptist Evangelicals Association of Evangelicals for Italian Missions [No online site] Association of Reformed Baptist Churches of America Reform Baptists generally The Quiet Page Reformed Baptist WWW resources Several sets of RB links The Upper Room A site of RB resources by J ohnny Farese What is a Reformed Baptist? An essay by Chris Traffanstedt on the Providence Baptist Church homepage Who Are The Reformed Baptists? From the Website of Reformed Baptist Churches of Malaysia Association of Regular Baptist Churches (Canada) Baptist Bible Fellowship, International Baptist Missionary Association of America Canadian Baptist Ministries ... Central Baptist Association Christian Unity Baptist Association [No online site] Conservative Baptist Association of America ( CBAmerica Convention of Atlantic Baptist Churches Cooperative Baptist Fellowship [Listed because it endorses and places chaplains and members meet annually, even though CBF states that it is not a “denomination” or “convention.”]

47. Denominations American Baptist Association; American Baptist Churches/USA; Baptist Bible Fellowship, general association of regular baptist churches; General Baptist http://www.answersoflife.com/philosophy/christian/christ_denominations.htm

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48. Religion In The United States -- Facts, Info, And Encyclopedia Article (Click link for more info and facts about general association of regular baptist churches) general association of regular baptist churches, 1998, 1415 http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/r/re/religion_in_the_united_states

Religion in the United States [Categories: Religion in the United States, American culture] Religion in the United States is an integral part of the (Click link for more info and facts about culture of the United States) culture of the United States . The U.S. is the most religious of the developed nations. (A town in northwestern New Mexico near the Arizona border) Gallup International reports that 57 percent of American citizens regularly attend (The act of public worship following prescribed rules) religious services , compared to 15 percent of French citizens, 10 percent of (Click link for more info and facts about UK citizens) UK citizens , and 25 percent of (Click link for more info and facts about Israeli citizens.) Israeli citizens. The American religious tradition is primarily Christian, but the Constitutional guarantee of (A civil right guaranteed by the 1st amendment to the US constitution) freedom of religion and the diversity of the population means that no one religion holds sway over the entirety of the population. Also, a tradition of (Click link for more info and facts about separation of church and state) separation of church and state developed early in the nation's history contributes to this diversity. Culture "wars" often have roots in religious differences, but religious violence is rare and on a small scale.

49. May 17: Conservative Baptist Association so unswerving that the association refused even to merge with the equally conservative general association of regular baptist churches whose http://chi.gospelcom.net/DAILYF/2001/05/daily-05-17-2001.shtml

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50. Disp (EGP) Independent Fundamental Churches of America (Kansas and Colorado), general association of regular baptist churches (Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, http://faculty.bbc.edu/rdecker/disp.htm

Rodney J. Decker M.Div., Th.M., Th.D., Assoc. Professor of New Testament Baptist Bible Seminary, 538 Venard Rd. Clarks Summit, PA 18411 USA P21 (Matthew 12.24-26) More Dispensationalism The following article was written for the Encyclopedia of the Great Plains, a project being developed by the Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln; it was scheduled for publication in 2001, but no sign of it yet as of 2003. There are two versions of the article included here, both are first drafts and have not yet passed through the editorial process. The shorter version (about 300 words); there is a longer version included below. Dispensationalism Among evangelical churches on the Plains, dispensationalism is an influential hermeneutical framework intended to make sense of the varied literature of the Bible. The system assumes the existence of a personal God who created the world and humankind; an historical, grammatical interpretation of the Bible; and a premillennial understanding of eschatology. God's providential plan for human history is seen to include distinguishable phases (including law, church, and kingdom) with differing purposes. The institutions of each phase are distinct: Israel and the church are discontinuous agencies through whom God accomplishes his purposes. Plains churches known for dispensationalism include the Berean Fellowship of Churches (centered in Nebraska), Independent Fundamental Churches of America (Kansas, Colorado), General Association of Regular Baptist Churches (Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Montana), Baptist Bible Fellowship (centered in Missouri), and World Baptist Fellowship (Texas). The American Sunday School Union and Rural Home Missionary Association have also been active in ministry in the Plains states. Dispensationalism in mainline denominations has been minimal.

51. Faith Baptist Church - What We Believe to be in fellowship with The general association of regular baptist churches (GARBC) and The Indiana Fellowship of Regular Baptist Churches (IFRBC). http://www.fbclafayette.org/believe/constitution.htm

The Reason (requires Flash player) Constitution Covenant ... Baptist Distinctives s="na";c="na";j="na";f=""+escape(document.referrer) About FBC What we Believe Ministries Teaching Resources ... Contact Us Faith Baptist Church Constitution Article I. Name The name of this church shall be the Faith Baptist Church of Lafayette, Tippecanoe County, Indiana. Article II. Purpose The purpose of this non-profit organization is the preaching and teaching of the Word of God, the administration of the ordinances of the New Testament, the spiritual improvement of its members in accordance with the Scriptures, and the spread of the message of Christ to its community and in all the earth, trusting that as the result, sinners shall be saved and believers shall be edified. All ministries of this church including preaching and teaching orally, by literature, tape, other media, family seminars and conferences, education, counseling and pastoral training, youth, and recreation, support of missionaries and training institutions are a part of, under the jurisdiction of, and must fulfill the purpose of this church. Article III. Doctrine

52. Faith Baptist Church - About FBC voted to seek fellowship with the Indiana Fellowship of Regular Baptist Churches and the general association of regular baptist churches of America. http://www.fbclafayette.org/about/history.htm

Location Services Times Intro to Faith Staff ... Links s="na";c="na";j="na";f=""+escape(document.referrer) About FBC What we Believe Ministries Teaching Resources ... Did You Know? A Brief History of Faith Baptist Church Lafayette, Indiana Faith Baptist Church began as a vision of the late Baden Rowe, Pastor of Kossuth Street Baptist Church and its members. Services began in February 1964 under the direction of Reverend Roland Reed, then a missionary with the Fellowship of Baptists for Home Missions. Rev. Reed served the church for two and one-half years before going on to Minnesota. The first church building was in the basement of the Farm Credit Building on Teal Road. By June, 1964 the original 16 members had grown to 70. The time was obviously right and the need was great. Encouraged by this early success, the members purchased lots in the Tecumseh III Addition on South 18th Street. Originally it was thought that four lots would be enough, but they stretched their faith and bought six. Even this great exercise of faith proved to be much too small in later years. The church continued to grow, and in 1967 a two level addition was added to the back of the church to accommodate more classes and office space. This additional 4,224 square feet cost $50,000.

53. Choosing A Church! general association of regular baptist churches (1932) (240 thousand). Southern Baptist Convention (1845) (15.4 million). Southern Baptist Convention (1845) http://mb-soft.com/believe/txh/denomi2.htm

Choosing a Church! General Information BELIEVE Religious Information Source web-site Our List of 1,000 Religious Subjects E-mail The following chart attempts to group related "families" of Churches. This might help you narrow down the ones you want to consider. For example, a whole section of them are in a branch in the chart called "Arminian". If you go to the Arminian presentation in BELIEVE, and find that is not for you, then you will have eliminated a whole bunch of possibilities. If, instead, you DO have interest in Arminian theology, you have again narrowed it down. We hope to add "descriptions and commentary" to many of the entries in this chart. However, given the approach of BELIEVE, of NOT introducing bias, we are having trouble seeing how we will do this. For example, a commentary on one of the Churches below includes "very legalistic. SEPARATISTS!" in the text. We don't know whether those statements might be true or not about that Church, but they just sound rather biased to us! This chart is VERY general and minimal. There are literally tens of thousands of additional lines that could be included, for various unique Churches, like say, the Amana Colonies. MANY of those Churches seem to be hybrids where some local group has seen some value in each of two or more existing Denominations. So, there might be an "Evangelical Lutheran Episcopal Congregational Methodist Church", and it would be tough to even GUESS what they believed! You'd have to contact such a Church and request a Statement of Faith from them.

54. (Christian) Fundamentalism They formed the general association of regular baptist churches (1932), the Presbyterian Church of America (1936), renamed the Orthodox Presbyterian Church, http://mb-soft.com/believe/text/fundamen.htm

(Christian) Fundamentalism General Information Fundamentalism is a term popularly used to describe strict adherence to Christian doctrines based on a literal interpretation of the Bible. This usage derives from a late 19th and early 20th century transdenominational Protestant movement that opposed the accommodation of Christian doctrine to modern scientific theory and philosophy. With some differences among themselves, fundamentalists insist on belief in the inerrancy of the Bible, the virgin birth and divinity of Jesus Christ, the vicarious and atoning character of his death, his bodily resurrection, and his second coming as the irreducible minimum of authentic Christianity. This minimum was reflected in such early declarations as the 14 point creed of the Niagara Bible Conference of 1878 and the 5 point statement of the Presbyterian General Assembly of 1910. Two immediate doctrinal sources for fundamentalist thought were Millenarianism and biblical inerrancy. Millenarianism, belief in the physical return of Christ to establish a 1,000 year earthly reign of blessedness, was a doctrine prevalent in English speaking Protestantism by the 1870s. At the same time, powerful conservative forces led by Charles Hodge and Benjamin Warfield opposed the growing use of literary and historical criticism in biblical studies, defending biblical inspiration and the inerrant authority of the Bible. BELIEVE Religious Information Source web-site Our List of 1,000 Religious Subjects

55. Baptist - Enpsychlopedia Fellowship of Evangelical Baptist Churches in Canada (http//www.fellowship.ca); general association of regular baptist churches (http//www.garbc.org) http://psychcentral.com/psypsych/Baptist

home resource directory disorders quizzes ... support forums Advertisement ( Baptist Part of the series on Christianity History of Christianity Christian theology The Trinity ... Christian worship Related faiths: Abrahamic religions Rastafarianism Baptist churches are part of a Christian movement often regarded as an Evangelical Protestant denomination . Baptists emphasize a believer's baptism by full immersion, which is performed after a profession of faith in Jesus as Lord and Savior. A congregational governance system gives autonomy to individual local Baptist churches, which are sometimes associated in organizations such as the Southern Baptist Convention . In the late 1990s, there were about 43 million Baptists worldwide with about 33 million in the United States Contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 Beliefs 1.1 Baptist distinctives acrostic 1.2 Believer's baptism 1.3 Congregationalism ... edit Beliefs Baptist churches do not have a central governing authority, resulting in a wide range of beliefs from one Baptist church to another. Baptist distinctives are beliefs that are common among Baptist churches, some of which are also shared with many other post-reformational denominations.

56. II. RELIGION 1990 AND LATER By 1988 NES Had Become Aware That The Conservative Baptist Association of America 126. general association of regular baptist churches (GARB) 138 127. National Association of Free Will Baptists http://www.umich.edu/~nes/studyres/nes48_02/app_relig2.htm

57. List Of Groups With Reported Numbers general association of regular baptist churches, 1422, 188274, 245636, 205631. General Six Principle Baptists, 1, 20, 25 http://ext.nazarene.org/rcms/listofgroupswithreportednumbers.html

Religious Group Congregations Members Adherents Attendees Albanian Orthodox Diocese of America Allegheny Wesleyan Methodist Connection American Baptist Association, The American Baptist Churches in the USA American Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic Church Amish; Other Groups Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America, The Apostolic Catholic Assyrian Church of the East, North American Dioceses Apostolic Christian Church of America, Inc. Apostolic Christian Churches (Nazarean) Armenian Apostolic Church / Catholicossate of Cilicia Armenian Apostolic Church / Catholicossate of Etchmiadzin Assemblies of God Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church Association of Free Lutheran Congregations, The Bahá'í Baptist General Conference Baptist Missionary Association of America Beachy Amish Mennonite Churches Brethren Church, The (Ashland, Ohio) Brethren In Christ Church Bruderhof Communities, Inc. Buddhism Bulgarian Orthodox Diocese of the USA Calvary Chapel Fellowship Churches Catholic Church Christian and Missionary Alliance, The

58. Religious Congregations And Membership In The United States 2000: National Total 388, general association of regular baptist churches, 245636, 205631, 83.7%. 498, Independent, Charismatic Churches, 935168, 598434, 64.0% http://ext.nazarene.org/rcms/religiouscongregationsandmembershipsintheunitedstat

Code Group Adherents Average Attendance Ratio of Attendance to Adherents Allegheny Wesleyan Methodist Connection American Baptist Churches in the USA Apostolic Christian Church of America, Inc. Apostolic Christian Churches (Nazarean) Assemblies of God Association of Free Lutheran Congregations, The Baptist General Conference Baptist Missionary Association of America Brethren Church, The (Ashland, Ohio) Brethren In Christ Church Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Christian Reformed Church in North America Christian Union Church of God (Anderson, Indiana) Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee) Church of God General Conference Church of the Brethren Church of the Nazarene Churches of Christ Churches of God, General Conference Conservative Baptist Association of America Conservative Congregational Christian Conference Conservative Mennonite Conference Episcopal Church Evangelical Covenant Church, The Evangelical Free Church of America, The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Evangelical Mennonite Church Fellowship of Evangelical Bible Churches Free Methodist Church of North America General Association of Regular Baptist Churches Independent, Charismatic Churches

59. Baggas' Blog: Evangelical Quiz general association of regular baptist churches; Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America; Bible Presbyterian Church; Independent, Fundamental, Baptist http://www.baggas.com/blog/archive/2005/04/evangelical_qui.html

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60. Faith Comes By Hearing general association of regular baptist churches. GENERAL CONFERENCE OF MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCHES. GENERAL CONFERENCE OF THE EVANGELICAL BAPTIST CHURCH, http://www.hosanna.org/FcbhUsa/fcbhlist.cfm?CFID=94358&CFTOKEN=77718162

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