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Independent Baptist Churches Ministers

Salty

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Salty, here's another BB member's take on all this:
DocCas said:
In my opinion, the CP is not only unbiblical, but anti-biblical. The local churches have virtually nothing to say about what missionaries are supported, how much they are supported, or have any input to their doctrine, nor any supervision at all over those missionaries


So is DocCas saying that ALL mission boards are anti-biblical?

Also, a SBC church is NOT required to support the Cooperative pgm.
Also many SBC churches support non-SBC Independent missionaries.
 

rlvaughn

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By independent I assume you mean churches that are not affiliated with any fellowship, association, or convention? Is that right?
Getting back to your opening post, Frank, which I may have deflected away from with my statement: why don't you tell us what you mean by independent and just what kind of churches are you interested in how they view divorce and ordination?
 
I have think my definition to independent is this Baptist that call themselves that cause their independent to associations and conventions but I really wanted to know what the fundmential Baptist believed on the divorced preacher or the man that got divorced and married again but I am a United Baptist Minister and some of them have associations and some dont
 

Salty

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I have think my definition to independent is this Baptist that call themselves that cause their independent to associations and conventions but I really wanted to know what the fundmential Baptist believed on the divorced preacher or the man that got divorced and married again but I am a United Baptist Minister and some of them have associations and some dont

Then you also need to define Fundamental Baptist.
I am SBC - and a Fundamentalist.

With that said, A good number of IFB would say one divorce - (by either the man or his current wife) and he cannot be a pastor. Yet, there are IFB that will permit a divorced man to be a pastor. As I said before - its up to the individual local church.
 

rlvaughn

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Frank, with the wide diversity of belief and practice on the matter -- even among "Independent Fundamental Baptist" -- the best thing is probably just to inquire of specific churches that you know
 
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