Denominational Sites

[Gregory Perry Sr.]

Relief Is Yet To Come

I didn't count them, but there is a very long list for Christian Denominations on Wiki

But keep in mind, this list is world wide - in addition - some overlap, for example the list includes the SBC and the Southern Baptists of Texas - of which all would be part of the SBC...

But an interesting article overall.

I am a Baptist and thankful of it ( I can't imagine myself being anything else........denominationally speaking anyway) because I believe sincerely that they are closest to the truth in the Biblical sense.

That said, I believe that it will be such a relief to get to Heaven where there will be NO DENOMINATIONS (by definition: divisions) FOREVERMORE. What a blessing that will be....to be eternally in the very presence of our God and Saviour, Jesus Christ in the home prepared for us.

I currently attend a moderate-sized SBC church but I am, at heart, more of an old-fashioned Independent Baptist. For now I am trying to grow where God "planted" me after a long season of being out of fellowship with the Lord. I'm thankful for His grace and mercy and that all of that is behind me now. God is GOOD....always! Let us all glory in the Book, the Blood, and the Blessed Hope of His soon appearing!:thumbsup:raying:

Bro.Greg

 

[TennisNE1]

http://bmaamissions.org/

Awesome site!

 

[Salty]

Baptist Family Tree

 

[DocTrinsoGrace]

Here are a few more that came to mind:

Association of Reformed Baptist Churches of America
Baptist Union of Great Britain
Conservative Baptist Association
Founders Ministries
London Baptist Association
Southern Baptist Convention

I hope that I am properly on topic -- please excuse me if I am not, I'm a newbie on the forum.

 

[JoyfulChristianHomemaker]

Thank you...

 

[crixus]

National Association of Free Will Baptists. http://nafwb.org/

 

[crixus]

Relief Is Yet To Come



I am a Baptist and thankful of it ( I can't imagine myself being anything else........denominationally speaking anyway) because I believe sincerely that they are closest to the truth in the Biblical sense.

That said, I believe that it will be such a relief to get to Heaven where there will be NO DENOMINATIONS (by definition: divisions) FOREVERMORE. What a blessing that will be....to be eternally in the very presence of our God and Saviour, Jesus Christ in the home prepared for us.

I currently attend a moderate-sized SBC church but I am, at heart, more of an old-fashioned Independent Baptist. For now I am trying to grow where God "planted" me after a long season of being out of fellowship with the Lord. I'm thankful for His grace and mercy and that all of that is behind me now. God is GOOD....always! Let us all glory in the Book, the Blood, and the Blessed Hope of His soon appearing!:thumbsup:raying:

Bro.Greg

Great post Greg. There won't be any denominations in Heaven and that's awesome!. I too like the church I attend now (Free Will Baptist), but I couldn't agree with you more about denominations and division. That won't mean a thing when we meet face to face with Jesus.

 

[Wesley Briggman]

For those of you who have researched these different types of Baptists, what would you say is the predominant differences between them?

Some are more doctrinal than others. Prove me wrong. Just joking - of course.

 

[Wesley Briggman]

Since by definition many Baptist churchs consider themselves to be denominations unto themselves (consistent with a local church only definition of the word ecclesia, and no this is not the thread to debate that idea), I am posting the address for Hamilton Square Baptist Church of San Fancisco, California.

This is the ministry God used to draw me to Him. The first service I attended, Sunday evening in Nov/Dec 1960, a young lady greeted me as I entered the vestibule. After serving overseas, I returned to the USA in 1964. We were married in 1965!

 

[Squire Robertsson]

Does this mean you sat under the ministry of Arno Q.Wenigar, Sr.?

This is the ministry God used to draw me to Him. The first service I attended, Sunday evening in Nov/Dec 1960, a young lady greeted me as I entered the vestibule. After serving overseas, I returned to the USA in 1964. We were married in 1965!

 

[Wesley Briggman]

Does this mean you sat under the ministry of Arno Q.Wenigar, Sr.?

As I recall, he was the Pastor. If my recall is correct, and according to my wife, it is, then yes, I sat under Arno Q. Weniger, Sr's ministry.

 

[Squire Robertsson]

A.Q. was the senior pastor of HSBC from 1941-1977.

As I recall, he was the Pastor. If my recall is correct, and according to my wife, it is, then yes, I sat under Arno Q. Weniger, Sr's ministry.

 

[Bethelassoc]

I've had to create a new site for United Baptist historical research. It's now hosted by National Association of United Baptists of America:

https://naub.org/

Thanks,

David T. White

 

[rlvaughn]

Thanks for letting us know!

 

[Salty]

Bump

 

[Martin Marprelate]

Baptist Union of Great Britain

Just to say that if you are coming to the UK on holiday and are looking for a Bible-believing Baptist church, the Baptist Union is not the best place to look. While there are some good churches that still belong to thye B.U., most of them have become liberal to some degree.
You will do well to look either here Churches - FIEC or here Church Directory - A to B
The FIEC is not specifically a Baptist fellowship, but just about every member church is baptistic in its practice.

 

[Salty]

If you visit Europe - or know of a GI station, esp in Germany- vist a IBC (and there are some in England)

In a sense - they would be a "State Convention of the SBC. Many of the pastors have been pastors in the SBC, and ect.

 

[ParticularWife]

I have some more:

• Confessional Baptist Association: Formerly known as the Association of Reformed Baptist Churches of America, this group focuses on strict adherence to Reformed confessions of faith.
• Fellowship of Independent Reformed Evangelicals: A fellowship of churches that emphasize Reformed theology and independence in church governance.
• Mid-America Reformed Baptist Association of Churches: A regional association of churches committed to Reformed Baptist principles.
• Reformed Baptist Network: This network includes churches that adhere to Reformed theology and the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith.
• Southeast Association of Confessional Baptist Churches [YouTube]
• Sovereign Grace Churches: Known for their strong Reformed theology and emphasis on biblical inerrancy
• Southern California Association of Reformed Baptist Churches: Another regional association with a focus on Reformed Baptist doctrine.

 

[Martin Marprelate]

There is a new fellowship of Baptist churches in the UK that hold to the 1689 Confession: Association Confessional Baptist Churches UK - 1689 2nd LBCF So far there are only six member churches.

 

[David Lamb]

There is a new fellowship of Baptist churches in the UK that hold to the 1689 Confession: Association Confessional Baptist Churches UK - 1689 2nd LBCF So far there are only six member churches.

In the UK there is also Grace Baptist Assembly: Grace Baptist Assembly which has far more than 6 churches.