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The kingly Christ: An address from the chair of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland at the Autumn Assembly, at Plymouth, October 6th, 1897 by Edwin Gorsuch Gange, 1897
Baptist principles and religious liberty: A paper read before the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland, at Cardiff, October, 1867 by W Walters, 1867
The Christian in a secular age (Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland. Living issues booklets; no.1) by John Ewart Temple Hough, 1964
The distinctive features of the Baptist denomination: A discourse delivered at the opening of the thirty-ninth annual session of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland, April 25th, 1851 by Edward Bean Underhill, 1851
The faith of the Baptists;: Papers on belief and polity, being the substance of addresses delivered at the Assembly of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland held in Leeds, May 1926 by J. H Rushbrooke, 1926
Treasures of Christian worship (Baptist Union of Great Britain & Ireland. Living issues booklets; no.3) by Eric Peter Sharpe, 1964
Renewed for mission: The presidential address delivered at the annual assembly of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland in London, on Monday29th April 1968 by George R Beasley-Murray, 1968
The wrong and the right place of Christian baptism: A sermon preached in Wycliffe Church, Birmingham, October 12th, 1864, at the Autumnal Session of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland by William Brock, 1864
Our greatest need: An address from the chair of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland at the Spring Assembly in London, April 24th, 1893 by Thomas Mew Morris, 1893
A frank talk to fellow Baptists: The presidential address delivered at the annual assembly of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland, in London, on Monday, 28th April, 1941 by R. Wilson Black, 1941
The faith once for all delivered unto the saints: An address prepared to be given from the Chair of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland at the Spring Assembly, in London, April 25th, 1899 by J. A Spurgeon, 1899
The free churches and the people: An address from the Chair of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland, at the Autumn Assembly in Cardiff, October 8th, 1890 by J Owen, 1890
Baptist church extension: An address at the spring assembly of the Baptist Union of Great Britain & Ireland, held in London April 29th, 1897 by Alexander Maclaren, 1897
The origins of the modern Baptist denomination: Being a tercentenary paper read on 25th April, 1911, to the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland by George Pearce Gould, 1911

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The Methodist Church Of Great Britain
The baptist union of great britain. Within the context of the covenant, it ishard to see the emphasis on mission and evangelism which have been heralded.
http://www.methodist.org.uk/index.cfm?fuseaction=information.content&cmid=671
President Of South Wales Baptist College Says We Have A Lot In Common
the Churches for Mission, published by the baptist union of great britain.Campbell University has partnered with South Wales Baptist College in an
http://www.campbell.edu/news/releases/su05/ns_rel.0034.html

Extractions: Tel: (910) 893-1224 w Fax: (910) 893-1922 President of South Wales Baptist College says we have a lot in common Wearing a white wrist band representing an international movement against poverty, Dr. John Weaver arranged transparencies on a projector as he addressed Campbell Universitys Pastors School recently. The transparencies contained ecological statistics concerning the earths climate, the tropical rain forests, the increase in world population and the depletion of world resources. A scientist and educator, Dr. Weaver is also an ordained minister and principal of South Wales Baptist College in Cardiff, Wales. His message to the group was the failure of Christians to be good stewards of the earth. Today, we live in a throw-away society, he said. So much of what we use in our daily lives is tossed out, designed to wear out, disposable. We cut down our forests, pollute the atmosphere with gas emissions and use up the worlds resources. We are consuming the capital upon which our life is based.
DerKeiler Directory - /Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Christianity/Denominati
baptist union of great britain, Official web site of Didcotbased office.Explains Baptist principles, structures, and government, annual events,
http://directory.derkeiler.com/Top/Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Christianit

Extractions: Home UNIX Linux Coding ... Baptist Baptist Union of Great Britain Sub-categories See also: Links Baptist Union of Great Britain Official web site of Didcot-based office. Explains Baptist principles, structures, and government, annual events, resource material with on-line catalogue, Home Mission details, news stories, search engine, including email and website directory, site map Hertfordshire Baptist Association Directory of churches, with links to web sites if possible. Officers, notices, prayer link. Category Editor: revrobert Last Updated: 2003-02-23 06:08:54 Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web. Submit a Site Open Directory Project Become an Editor The content of this directory is based on the Open Directory and may have been modified by DerKeiler Home UNIX Linux Coding ... Security
Arts Central : What's On
International Music Concert baptist union of great britain The BaptistUnion of Great Britain in conjunction with the Baptist World Congress presents
http://www.artscentral.co.uk/openevent.asp?eventid=13981
RN1999-htm
Dr Davies was President of the baptist union of great britain in 19712. He wasrenowned as a preacher, and had the gift of communicating truth simply,
http://www.rpc.ox.ac.uk/rn/rn_01_01.htm

Extractions: Spring 1999 News in Brief Celts and Christians Passage to India Law is always part of life ... Former Principal and Old Testament Scholar dies Return to [ top Regent's News Index Regent's Park College homepage A newly elected Fellow of the Centre for the Study of Christianity and Culture is Dr Peggy Heeks. She is a Quaker, with a professional background in education and librarianship. Formerly a research fellow of Loughborough University, with Regent's she will be engaged in research on the place of stories in the life and identity of Christian communities. The McCandless Lecture is given each year in partnership with Georgetown Baptist College, Kentucky, in honour of O. Carlysle and June McCandless. This year's lecturer was Professor Jim McCormick, recently retired Professor of Art at Georgetown, on the theme of `The Reclassification of Ingres as a Romantic'. The college has also been delighted to have received Professor and Mrs McCormick for two terms' sabbatical leave this year. Ten new students began their course of preparation for ministry among Baptist churches this year, which means that the ministerial group now numbers 29, one short of the intended maximum. There are almost equal proportions of residential and church-based students, and the group includes seven women.
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Minute books of the baptist union of great britain (and Ireland). Baptist WorldAlliance papers and correspondence (193855). Minutes and other documents
http://www.rpc.ox.ac.uk/cbhh/Angus_Lib/Angusinfo.htm

Extractions: The original heart of the Angus Library was a large collection of printed and manuscript works by English Baptists and other Nonconformists dating from the early 17th Century left to Regent's Park College by Dr. Joseph Angus, Principal of the College from 1849 to 1893 and later catalogued and enlarged by Dr. George Pearce Gould, Principal 1896-1920. Other significant collections have meanwhile been deposited with or donated to the library and in 1985 the Baptist Union Library, which had earlier incorporated the Baptist Historical Society's Library of manuscript and early printed Baptist materials, became part of the Angus Library. In the summer of 1989, when the Baptist Union and the Baptist Missionary Society moved their offices out of London to new joint premises in Didcot, the archives of the B.M.S. were deposited with the Angus Library and the various collections were brought together and relocated in three large rooms of mobile shelving and one smaller room in the basement of the College. The Angus complex now includes a research room both for College research students and for visitors to the Angus Library. The Library is serviced by two part-time posts: the Librarian for 4 days per week and the Archivist for 2 days per week.
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British and Australian Baptists Spearhead Effort to Fight Global Poverty baptist union of great britain, told EthicsDaily.com that British Baptists are
http://www.ethicsdaily.com/article_detail.cfm?AID=4855
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British Baptist Leaders Support Make Poverty History Campaign Roy Searle,president of the baptist union of great britain, supports the campaign
http://www.ethicsdaily.com/article_detail.cfm?AID=6110
News - Berwick Today News, Sport, Jobs, Property, Cars, Entertainments & More
REV Roy Searle, one of the founder leaders of the Northumbria Community, wasinducted as president of the baptist union of great britain last week.
http://www.berwicktoday.co.uk/ViewArticle2.aspx?SectionID=970&ArticleID=1016823
Joint Committee On The Draft Charities Bill - Written Evidence
Memorandum from The baptist union of great britain (DCH 168). INTRODUCTION.We welcome the Charities Bill which includes many of the positive
http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/jt200304/jtselect/jtchar/167/167we119.h

Extractions: I NTRODUCTION We welcome the Charities Bill which includes many of the positive recommendations in the report Private Action Public Benefit. Specific comments are offered but we would ask the Committee to understand that the lack of a comment on a particular section does not signify indifference, but a decision to focus on points of particular concern to us, and our churches.
BWA Meeting A Reunion For Some : Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2005
Coffey, general secretary of the baptist union of great britain, noted he hadthe unique blessing of beginning his BWA presidency in his home country.
http://www.biblicalrecorder.org/content/news/2005/8_2_2005/ne020805cbwa.shtml

Extractions: Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2005 By Marv Knox Texas Baptist Standard BIRMINGHAM, England-Paul and Eveline Miller had good reason to feel a sense of deja vu during the Baptist World Alliance's (BWA) centennial congress. They attended the 1955 BWA congress in London during their honeymoon. And they celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary during the BWA congress in Birmingham this summer. While most other delegates' BWA experiences weren't nearly so historically symmetrical, they also expressed joy and gratitude to attend the worldwide gathering of Baptists from more than 200 conventions or unions. The Millers put off their honeymoon from October 1954 until the summer of '55, and they stalled on their golden anniversary, just so they could celebrate at the BWA again, Paul Miller said. He attended his first BWA congress as a youngster in1939 in Atlanta when George W. Truett of Dallas, a distant cousin, was alliance president. And as a couple, the Millers have been to about 10 BWA congresses since their honeymoon. They served as missionaries at the Nigeria Baptist Theological Seminary in Africa for 30 years before retiring to Fort Worth.
Concern For Poor At Heart Of Who God Is, Panel Says : Monday, Aug. 1, 2005
Certainly not, said Graham Sparkes of the baptist union of great britain.So what are Baptist Christians going to do about it? We as Baptists focus on
http://www.biblicalrecorder.org/content/news/2005/8_1_2005/ne010805concern.shtml

Extractions: Monday, Aug. 1, 2005 By Robert O'Brien Associated Baptist Press BIRMINGHAM, England - The poor will always be with us, Jesus said. Does that mean we should ignore them? "Certainly not," said Graham Sparkes of the Baptist Union of Great Britain. So what are Baptist Christians going to do about it? "We as Baptists focus on what the Bible says as we respond to the needs of the world," Sparkes told a focus group on the poor during the Baptist Centenary World Congress in Birmingham, England. "Poverty is the context in which the gospel must be proclaimed," he said, citing many biblical passages. "A concern for the poor is at the heart of who God is and what the Bible has to say. The Bible, as Jim Wallis of Sojourners has said, 'is biased for the poor and oppressed.'" Ministering to the poor is an imperative for Christians, said Sparkes and four other focus group leaders - Vivienne Lassetter of the Baptist Union of Great Britain; Stan Rand of the Jubilee Debt Campaign; Nigel Varndell of Christian Aid; and Michael Smitheran of the Micah Challenge. The gap between the rich and the poor grows ever wider, the panelists said, because of at least five complex factors that fuel each other: disasters, economic injustice and trade and debt issues, HIV/AIDS, conflicts and wars, and widespread corruption, speakers said.
Minutes
The Revd Michael Cleaves, The baptist union of great britain. The Revd JudithMaizel Long, Assistant General Secretary of Churches Together in Britain and
http://www.hotline2005.urc.org.uk/content/minutes/saturday.htm

Extractions: URC Homepage The United Reformed Church is not responsible for the content of external websites Below are the currently available daily minutes. Minutes are only posted here after being approved by Assembly, but should be considered provisional due to corrections in the final versions. [ saturday.htm ] sunday.htm Saturday, 2 July 2005 At 3.30 pm. members of Assembly met at Warwick University, Coventry. The Moderator, the Revd Sheila Maxey constituted the Assembly with prayer, the place and the time having been duly appointed. The Moderator then called the Assembly to worship, welcoming the Revd David Peel, Moderator-Elect, Revd Jill Thornton, Chaplain to the Moderator-Elect, Revd Alastair Smeaton, Chaplain to the Moderator, and Revd Dr David Cornick, General Secretary. The Past Moderators, Presidents, and Chairmen were then greeted by the Moderator and the Moderator-Elect, as were the local Church guests, introduced by the Revd Elizabeth Welch:
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EBPS :: Bulletin2003/11
where, in Scotland and great britain for example, the number is growing at a This is a great day for the Polish baptist union and the Seminary here
http://www.ebf.org/bulletins2003_11.htm

Extractions: EBF EBPS :: Bulletin 11/2003 Sofia, 15 October 2003 In This Issue: POLAND: EBF General Council Meeting 2003 TURKMENISTAN : Fines Doubled for Baptists BELARUS: Baptist Sunday Schools Targeted by Police POLAND: Lodz Baptist Church Celebrates 125 Years, Once Was Communist Headquarters UZBEKISTAN: Baptists Barred from Meeting Each September, European Baptist leaders gather for three days of prayer, fellowship, and the sharing of information. This year the meeting was held 24-28 September in Radosc, Poland, and hosted by the Baptist Union of Poland and its president, Andrzej Severyn and general secretary Leszek Wakula. More than 130 participants attended representing almost all Baptist unions in Europe and several from the Middle East. Also present were some of the organizations that partner with the EBF.
Baptist Union Of Wales | The Reformed Reader
146 of these churches (with 9552 members) held dual membership in the BaptistUnion of great britain. Though English is spoken by most citizens of Wales,
http://www.reformedreader.org/baptistunionofwales.htm

Extractions: Baptist Union of Wales Baptist Union of Wales (Undeb Bedydd wyr Cymru) - a fellowship of Baptist churches in Wales. A General Baptist minister, Hugh Evans, was once of the first Baptists to preach in Wales (ca. 1646). In 1649 John Miles (1621-1683) and Thomas Proud were instrumental in forming a church at Ilston. Miles and Proud were connected to the Particular Baptists in London. In 1650 three Baptist congregations held the first general meeting of Baptists in Wales. The national union was organized in 1866. One of the most notable Welsh Baptist ministers was Christmas Evans (1766-1838). The Baptist Union of Wales is a member of The Evangelical Alliance Wales, The Free Church Council, Cytûn (Churches Together in Wales), the European Baptist Federation, and the Baptist World Alliance. Baptist Union headquarters are in Swansea, West Glamorgan. In 1995 the Union had 544 congregations with 25,384 members. 146 of these churches (with 9552 members) held dual membership in the Baptist Union of Great Britain. Though English is spoken by most citizens of Wales, many churches hold their services in their native Welsh tongue.
Baptist Church: A Christian Denomination
During the 18th century great Awakening in America, baptist churches developedin a regional style. www.baptist.org.uk/ baptist union in great britain
http://www.interfaithcalendar.org/Baptist.htm

Extractions: Arising in England in the 17th century Puritan Reform movement, Baptists are known for believers' baptism by immersion and for independent congregations. During the 18th century Great Awakening in America, Baptist churches developed in a regional style. Authority in faith and practice rests in the local congregations of baptized believers. Worship usually features a sermon explaining the Bible, prayers, and hymn singing. Today Baptist churches are found in most countries of the world. Links: www.abc-usa.org American Baptist Churches USA
The Methodist Church Of Great Britain
part of the present process, and the baptist union, have welcomed the presentinitiative. Official Website of The Methodist Chuch of great britain
http://www.methodist.org.uk/index.cfm?fuseaction=information.content&cmid=359
Great Britain: Human Embryo Cloning Legalized - Christianity Today Magazine - Ch
the general secretary of the baptist union, David Coffey; the moderator of britain Debates Cloning of Human Embryos Scientists want steady stream
http://ctlibrary.com/6490

Extractions: The Archbishop of Canterbury, the two most senior Roman Catholic archbishops, an Orthodox archbishop, Protestant officials and leaders of the Muslim, Sikh and Jewish communities were among 11 religious leaders whose plea was disregarded. They had warned that the issue had not been fully addressed and that "one slight miscalculation" could lead to irreversible implications for future generations. The move was approved on January 22 by a big majority in the upper chamber, the House of Lords, following its acceptance in December by the lower chamber, the House of Commons.
List Of Participants
Pastor Italo Benedetti, Italian baptist union. World Mennonite Conference Geshe Tashi Tsering, Representative of the Dalai Lama, great britain
http://www.vatican.va/special/assisi-participants_20020118_en.html

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