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Old Regular Baptist (revised)

old regular

old regular

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Dear Brother Dallas,
I don't know of any of Elder Beebe's teachings online, you may be able to find some of them at
Pilgrim Brethern Press @ P.O BOX 171, Petersburg,OH 44454. Anabaptist and the Sword by
Charles Shoftstahl contains one article by Bro.Beebee also I was told there was an absolute website that may have some articles on Beebe but this I don't Know. Bro. Slone
 
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Preacher's Boy

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Does anyone know if the OLd Regular churches founded in Cincinatti Dayton, OH area are still meeting...there was on in Westchester, Goshen, Fincastle, Sligo, North Dayton, Columbus, Jacksonburg...also around Milan, Sunman, and Rising Sun in IN?....I'd like to attend but I don't remember from childhood exactly where they were or how to reach them.

I think they were mixed among Indian Bottom, Thornton Union, and Northern New Salem Associations...thanks..if you have any info pleasse email at Medallion#insurer.com
thanks much
 
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Preacher's Boy

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Thanks so much for the info on the Indian Bottom web site ...its up now and inclludes the addresses of chuches I had attended as a child and lost track of...Ny Dad's cousin is still the moderator of one of them...thanks...doug ison
 
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OldRegular

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Originally posted by Preacher's Boy:
Thanks so much for the info on the Indian Bottom web site ...its up now and inclludes the addresses of chuches I had attended as a child and lost track of...Ny Dad's cousin is still the moderator of one of them...thanks...doug ison
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Used to know a man named Kirby Ison, Any kin?
 
old regular

old regular

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The Sovereign Grace Association Of Old Regular Baptist of Jesus Christ (Churches of Christ)is to have its next Session at the Blessed Hope Church,in Pellyton, Ky Adair Co. not far from Liberty,Ky in Casey Co.Starting at 1p.m Est or 12p.m Cst Friday the 15th of July and continue the next two days the 16th and 17th,all are welcomed!! for more information call Bro.Cleophas Slone @606-346-9619 or Elder Michael Slone 606-787-0144 or any of the Brothers of that association.From Liberty Ky take 70 west to Moxley Rd. turn left at Creston Missionary Baptist take Moxley Rd 4.3 miles as you come down a large hill turn left on Spruce Pine Rd Church will be on your right 1/10 a mile.Anyone who is interested in Old Regular Baptist will find this small association very happy to see them.They usually have one service in which visting Baptist Ministers from other groups of Baptist that share their love for the doctrines of Grace conduct their own service by appointment.SGA ministers preach directly with only other Old School Baptist,Old Regular,Old United,and Primitive but they may preach any where God in his wisdom may cast their lot, they just seperate through prayer.
 
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bubba jimmy

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I recently had an occassion to visit the Old Regular Batptist church in Michigan where my grandmother attended church after she moved from Kentucky. I was shocked to find something I thought I'd never find in an Old Regular Baptist church - a baptistry. I believe they belong to the New Salem association, and they got permission becuase the government had essentially regulated away their ability to use any local rivers or streams for baptizing. Anyone know how common this is becoming?

(I notice this thread has been inactive for quite a while - hope folks are still around who are interested in the Old Regulars)
 
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bubba jimmy

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Sorry for double posting, but I do have a question. Does anyone know how a person can get a copy of the Sweet Songster or the old Thomas Hymnal? For any who don't get the chance to hear Old Regular Baptist singing live, I highly recommend the CD that is available from Smithsonian. It was recorded about 10 years ago at one of the Indian Bottom Association churches in Kentucky. Anyway, thanks if you can help with the hymnals.

Jim
 
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rlvaughn

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Bubba Jimmy, I can't help with the baptistery question, but can with the hymn book question. The last I heard the Thomas hymnal and Sweet Songster were both out of print. I expect the Sweet Songster will be printed from time to time. Check your private messages. I have sent you the address of the person from whom the Sweet Songster was last available, as well as the name of the printer who last printed it. Hope this helps.
 
Bethelassoc

Bethelassoc

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rlvaughn,

I do have a contact that still gets both songbooks reprinted. He's been referenced several times to me as the one that reprints them every year.

I have yet to purchase any, but I am planning on calling him soon to buy some.

Welcome to the BB, bubba jimmy.

(What part of Michigan? Little Alvie and Little Goldie are established around where I grew up in Indiana.)

David White
 
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bubba jimmy

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(What part of Michigan? Little Alvie and Little Goldie are established around where I grew up in Indiana.)
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It was at the Little Ida church in Ecorse, near Detroit. Are all the Michigan Old Regular churches named "Little" something? Interesting...

Yes, if you have a contact for these hymnals I'd appreciate it. They are likely no longer under copyright so my guess is that anyone could reprint them.
 
Bethelassoc

Bethelassoc

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It was at the Little Ida church in Ecorse, near Detroit. Are all the Michigan Old Regular churches named "Little" something? Interesting...
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Some churches are named this way. They're sometimes named in memory of a member. I still have a page of the church, Little Martha Old Regular Baptist Church, I believe to be named for one of my family members.

Little added to the front, I'm not sure of yet.

United Baptists have named churches in this manner also.

David
 
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Jeff Weaver

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I recently had an occassion to visit the Old Regular Batptist church in Michigan where my grandmother attended church after she moved from Kentucky. I was shocked to find something I thought I'd never find in an Old Regular Baptist church - a baptistry. I believe they belong to the New Salem association, and they got permission becuase the government had essentially regulated away their ability to use any local rivers or streams for baptizing. Anyone know how common this is becoming?
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Don't know of another old Regular congregation with a baptistry, perhaps there are. There are a few Primitive Baptist Churches in the northeast (perhaps elsewhere) that have them. The churches in the Washington, DC area have them because it is just easier than trying to find a place to baptize otherwise. I pastored a church in Wilmington, Delaware, and we used a creek about 30 miles away in Pennsylvania, so it can be difficult in urban areas to find suitable places to baptize.

Hope it helps.

Jeff Weaver
 
pinoybaptist

pinoybaptist

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This may already have been asked in one of these 19 pages, but, can anyone tell me if the ORB come close to the PB in faith and practice ?
Or, where can one go to dig up info on the Old Regulars ?
And, are there Old Regulars in Maryland ?
Thanks.
 
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Frogman

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Dear Brother Pinoybaptist,
Here are some links from Google.com

Old Regular Baptists

Looks like on the first page even this thread is linked...cool.

Also a link to Old Regular Baptists in Eastern Ky.

I will search for Maryland now.

Bro. Dallas
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Frogman

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Thanks Brother Vaughn,
I didn't know to do that trick.

I thought it was awesome, one link said this thread had 2252 posts, in just nineteen pages.

I don't know why Brother pinoybaptist didn't just start with the first page;

By the time he finished certainly he could also have traversed Maryland&lt;grin&gt;.

Just kidding Brother, just kidding.

Bro. Dallas
 
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