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	Conservative Baptist Association of America - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Conservative Baptist Association of America was organized in Atlantic City, New Jersey in 1947.
		The Conservative Baptist Association emerged as part of the continuing fundamentalist/modernist controversy within the Northern Baptist Convention.
		Conservative Baptists also cooperate with institutions of higher learning in the field of education, as well as promoting youth and women's ministries.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Conservative_Baptist_Association (303 words)

	Conservative Baptists - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Conservative Baptists is a name used to describe members of the Conservative Baptist Association of America (an association formed in 1947 at Atlantic City, New Jersey), used loosely as the larger "Conservative Baptist Movement", or used as a description of Baptists that hold a "conservative" viewpoint of theology in contrast to "liberals".
		The terminology is often applied to members of the Southern Baptist Convention, whose recent history has seen a struggle between "conservatives" and "moderates".
		But "conservative" Baptists can usually be expected to accept the inerrancy of the Bible, the Genesis account of creation, the virgin birth, perfect life and substitutionary atonement of Christ, and His literal return.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Conservative_Baptists (168 words)

	Our Vision
		Conservative Baptists saw the hand of God in the creation of CBFMS, because they were committed to an orthodox missionary society for their churches.
		The Conservative Baptist Association of America was organized when it became apparent, at the Northern Baptist Convention meeting at Grand Rapids, Michigan (1946), that the older convention would not tolerate a competing missionary agency within its structures.
		Conservative Baptists rejected "scribalism" and have kept their focus on the essentials of the gospel.
	www.cbasc.com /our_vision.htm (1054 words)

	May 17: Conservative Baptist Association
		Conservative Baptists insisted with Christians across the ages that Christ literally rose from the dead.
		It became, however, the manifesto for the Conservative Baptist Association and the basis for the statement of faith of the Conservative Baptist Fellowship (which continued an independent existence).
		The Conservative Baptists adopted this statement regarding Christ: "We believe in Jesus Christ, God's only begotten Son, conceived of the Holy Spirit, born of the Virgin Mary, sinless in His life, making atonement for the sin of the world by His death on the cross.
	chi.gospelcom.net /DAILYF/2001/05/daily-05-17-2001.shtml (544 words)

	Doing Diversity Baptist Style: Major Variations
		The Conservative Baptist Association, formed in 1947, rejecting the inclusive policy of the Northern Baptist Convention, separated from the latter and follows a society method of organization.
		Conservative Evangelical (South)—The foremost example of a Conservative Evangelical body with southern roots is the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC), the largest Protestant body in the U.S.A. It has churches in every state and is the largest Baptist body in the world.
		Baptist worship generally includes an ordered service but in most cases is non-liturgical with congregational singing (often incorporating gospel hymns), extemporaneous prayer, and a sermon with an appeal for a personal response.
	www.baptisthistory.org /pamphlets/diversity.htm (3226 words)

	BHHS --
		Baptists insisted that the human conscience was free to express its own theological opinions and should not be coerced by church or state.
		Baptists in the nineteenth century focused their disagreements upon ecclesiology, or the nature of the church.
		Conservative and fundamentalist Baptists insisted upon a literal interpretation of scripture that decried evolution, denied to women the role of pastor in a local church, and emphasized pastoral authority over the authority of the laity.
	www.baptisthistory.org /mythdoctrinal.htm (1596 words)

	Baptist World Mission - Our History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		At the annual meetings of Conservative Baptists held in Portland, Oregon, in 1953, the so-called "Portland Manifesto" was adopted.
		In the document, which was agreed to by the CBA and the two mission agencies, the Conservative Baptist movement was declared to be "separatist in spirit and objective." However, the passage of years began to reveal that many Conservative Baptists were not nearly as separatistic as this document might seem to suggest.
		Dr. Lee Long, General Director of the Conservative Baptist Fellowship, was elected Missionary Secretary of WCBM and served in both capacities in the early days of the Mission.
	www.baptistworldmission.org /history01.html (2107 words)

	JS Mack Library - Fundamentalism File
		Its name became the San Francisco Conservative Baptist Theological Seminary ("to avoid creating confusion in the minds of the Christian world" the word "Conservative" was dropped a few years later after the school broke from the orbit of the Conservative Baptist Association).
		Twenty-six years later and still inside the NBC, the group changed its name to "the Conservative Baptist Fellowship of Northern Baptists," and then finally despaired of the success of non-conformity a year later in 1947 after the NBC rejected their independent mission board.
		His extensive documentation on the Conservative Baptist Association of America reflects the heated conflicts that went on within that body (of which Weniger was a part) in the 1950s and 1960s.
	www.bju.edu /library/collections/fund_file/weniger.html (1592 words)

	Conservative - Association Baptist Conservative
		From the Northern Baptist Convention came the General Association of Regular Baptist Churches in 1932 and the Conservative Baptist Churches in 1940.
		Still, that may not be enough for a number of conservative Baptist churches that have already announced their intentions of pulling out of the association.
		The Baptist Missionary Association of Mississippi (BMA of Mississippi) is composed of conservative, fundamental, orthodox, independent, and evangelical...
	www.conservativethink.com /associationbaptistconservative (1126 words)

	Georgia Baptist Convention - Georgia Baptist Convention -
		From our beginnings, Baptists have actively favored the Lordship of Christ, the authority of the Bible over tradition, believer's baptism, the priesthood of all believers, the gathered and congregational church, local church autonomy that encourages associationalism/connectionalism, the separation of church and state, and religious liberty.
		Local Baptist congregations were thought to be the only true churches, together comprising the Kingdom of God on earth and able to trace their lineage back to the New Testament through a succession of non-Roman Catholic bodies.
		Baptists should not accept the so-called baptism of other groups (not even their immersion), not share the Lord's Supper with them, not recognize their ordinations, and not permit their ministers in Baptist pulpits.
	www.gabaptist.org /common/content.asp?PAGE=168 (4415 words)

	Baptist Practices - E-mail Exchange
		In fact, I can remember that at the first Baptist church I attended (a Conservative Baptist Association church), the pastor would specifically say during communion that it was "open" to anyone who had trusted in Christ.
		Of course, even if it was a Baptist Union church he attended, all Baptist churches are autonomous and the one he attended may have a special rule that is not the norm I witnessed.
		However, usually the only requirement for a Baptist church to join an association is that the church agrees with the association's confession of faith.
	www.dtl.org /e-mails/baptist/practices.htm (3375 words)

	Conservative - Baptist Conservative
		North Salem Baptist Church is a part of the NW Conservative Baptist Association...
		INDIANAPOLIS (ABP)--An architect of the "conservative resurgence" in the Southern Baptist Convention acknowledged that in the heat of battle during the...
		Berean Baptist Church is an independent, fundamental, conservative church in the Northeast Atlanta suburbs.
	www.conservativethink.com /baptistconservative (1233 words)

	The CBA Story
		"The struggle within the Convention was long standing, characterized by the inroads of modern religious liberalism, the gradual abandonment of Baptist policy, and the move toward a centralized denominational power structure." In short, these believers were convinced that the N.B.C. was abandoning the biblical position in doctrine and practice.
		The Conservative Baptist Association (CBA) is what its name implies., merely an association of autonomous local churches.
		The association exists: to promote Christian fellowship among the churches, to cooperate in providing higher education for constituents and to facilitate the placement of missionaries around the globe.
	webs.cedar-rapids.net /squawcreek/the_cba_story.htm (328 words)

	Baptist: Independent Plains Baptist Challenger, July 2003, E. L. Bynum
		The Baptist Bible College, Springfield, MO for a number of years tried to appease both sides of the issue.
		Fundamental Baptists flourished in a time when soul winning, strong preaching, and visitation were the method that was used.
		It is not meant to replace any of the groups, but rather to unify independent Baptists who, though they share common doctrine, have been separated for over 50 years by disagreements from the past.
	www.tbaptist.com /aab/pbc307.htm (4937 words)

	Conservative - Conservative
		Conservative Outpost is your place to connect with news, views and products - all with a conservative point of view.
		Takes conservative ideas to young women and mentors them into effective leaders, and works to make parents preeminent in the education of their children.
		Conservative Thinking is a group blog maintained by Chris Short that provides commentary and news from some of the worldâs best Conservative bloggers.
	www.conservativethink.com /conservative (1307 words)

	Oakwood Baptist Church, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania PA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		On September 29, 1959, the "Camp Hill Conservative Baptist Church" was organized with 17 charter members.
		On April 26, 1960, the church was received into the fellowship of the Conservative Baptist Association of Pennsylvania.
		In 1971 a decision was made to change the name of the church and on June 2, 1971, the church membership voted to change the name from "Camp Hill Conservative Baptist Church" to "Oakwood Baptist Church".
	www.oakwoodbaptistcamphill.org /page3.html (706 words)

	Baptist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Most Baptists today may make you become re-baptized depending on how, where, or by whom you were baptized the first time.
		At his death the Baptist movement ceased in Holland but the majority of Baptists there returned to England.
		Conservative, was very Calvinistic until this century, Reject ordination of women, and affirm the death
	www.biblefacts.org /history/denom/baptists.html (463 words)

	Our Faith
		We believe in the personality of the Holy Spirit and that His ministry is to reveal Christ to men, to convict of sin, to regenerate repentant sinners and, by His presence and power, to sanctify the lives of the redeemed.
		We believe that a New Testament church is a body of believers, baptized by immersion, associated for worship, service, and the spread of the gospel of the grace of God to all the world.
		We believe that there will be a resurrection of the just and the unjust; the just, having been redeemed by the shed blood of the Lord Jesus Christ, to be with Him throughout eternity in glory; the unjust, having died impenitent and unreconciled to God, to eternal condemnation in hell.
	www.users.nac.net /firstbaptistchurch/page2.html (301 words)

	Denominations and Sects on the Web - Baptist
		The ABA is an association of Landmark Baptist Churches.
		The American Baptist Churches are generally very theologically liberal and are considered one of the mainline denominations.
		It is quite conservative and is a sister church of the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod.
	www.geocities.com /Heartland/4857/sects.html (1174 words)

	West Chester Conference Report
		The goal of committing the Convention to a doctrinal confession, reversing the inclusive policy in missions and overcoming liberalism in the schools was thwarted by parliamentary moves and lack of resolve on the part of some of the fundamentalist leaders.
		The weak and faulty organization of the Conservative Baptist Association of America with its dual affiliation was intended only to be a temporary arrangement, but it did allow pastors still affiliated with the American Baptist Convention to have strategic places of leadership on the CBA Boards.
		The CBA was dominated by ecclesiastical politics explained in detail by Dr. Ernest Pickering’s paper, Betrayal on the Boardwalk, and manifested in repeated requests by the “soft‑core” for the separatists to leave.
	www.ibfna.org /IBFNA/RBR/rbr1988-2.htm (3970 words)

	The Northern\American Baptist Conventions - BaptistBoard.com
		For the record, the "CBC" is now known as the Conservative Baptist Association of America, or CB America for short.
		He considered it silly for a convention to take positions that would represent all Baptists on questions that did not touch upon the job at hand and feared that conventionalism would impinge upon the authority of local churches.
		It was, by the community at large, considered to be the grand meeting of the Baptist denomination in the United States, a sort of General Assembly, to which all our affairs were brought for decision.
	www.baptistboard.com /showthread.php?t=8062 (1403 words)

	Baptist churches (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		The largest of the more than 20 Baptist bodies in the United States is the Southern Baptist Convention.
		The roster of Baptist bodies in the United States also includes the Baptist General Conference, the Conservative Baptist Association of America, the General Association of Regular Baptist Churches, the General Association of General Baptists, and the North American Baptist General Conference.
		The Baptist World Alliance, a voluntary association of Baptist bodies throughout the world, organizes the Baptist World Congress meetings generally held every five years.
	www.stthomas.edu /jour/apstyle/Baptist_churches.html (225 words)

	The Authorship of the Bible
		Nor does this work seek to lump all Christians under the same rock; there are a wide variety of Christian sects, ranging from the ultra-liberal and open-minded Unitarians and Episcopalians to the ultra conservative fundamentalist sects, and all the way over to the lunatic fringe, the white supremecist "Aryan" churches.
		For example, the Baptists are further divided into: the American Baptist Convention, the Southern Baptist Convention, the American Baptist Association, the Baptist General Conference, the Bethel Baptist Assembly, the Christian Unity Baptist Association, the Conservative Baptist Association of America, the Baptist Church of Christ, the Free Will Baptists...
		For example, the Southern Baptist Association was formed in 1845 in large part because of disagreements with other Baptists concerning slavery.
	www.sacred-texts.com /ufo/aotb.htm (7994 words)

	Conservative Baptist
		While labels are difficult to define, the evangelical church would acknowledge that there are extremes.
		...Groton Heights is affiliated with the Conservative Baptist Association of America and its sister ministry organizations CBInternational (foreign missions) and Mission to the Americas (mission to the unreached of America).
		CBA is a worldwide fellowship of churches with kindred doctrinal faith and practice.
	www.grotonheights.org /conservative.html (377 words)

	Forked River Baptist Church Lanoka Harbor NJ
		We are in association with the Mid Atlantic Conservative Baptist Association and the Conservative Baptist Churches of America.
		At Forked River Baptist Church we measure a church by its vision.
		The Baptist Church of Forked River is firmly founded in its purpose of loving God and making disciples.
	www.forkedriverbaptist.com (284 words)

	COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH HISTORY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		The Community Baptist Church of North Pole, Alaska began as a Home Mission Church under the direction of the Conservative Baptist Home Mission Society head quartered in Wheaton, Illinois.
		This program is financially supported by Conservative Baptist Churches nationwide and initiates a program whereby a church under mission status slowly takes on the full financial support of the pastor on a three year descending scale.
		We are a member church of the Conservative Baptist Association of America and of the Conservative Baptist Association of Alaska.
	www.ptialaska.net /~cbclife/CBCHistory.htm (345 words)

	Wood Village Baptist Church - Teaching the Bible and Caring for People
		WOOD VILLAGE BAPTIST CHURCH Is a member of the CONSERVATIVE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION on the regional and national level.
		Develop a framework that provides for personal education, field exposure, and involvement in missionary efforts as well as the support of persons who are in career missions.
		Encourage a sense of ownership of Wood Village Baptist Church that makes each person feel a personal commitment to the church Vision and Mission.
	www.woodvillagebaptist.org /ourmission.htm (221 words)

	@OC Religion/Christianity: Baptists in Orange County, Southern California (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		CB Southern California (Conservative Baptist Association of Southern California), Anaheim
		Conservative Baptist Association of Southern California Locate a CB Church
		Chinese Baptist Church of Orange County (CBCOC), Anaheim
	www.at-oc.com /religion/baptist.htm (193 words)

	Independent Baptist News & Views, January 1999 - Edited by E. L. Bynum
		- Denver Seminary is a member of the Conservative Baptist Association which is a member of the NAE (National Association of Evangelicals).
		The General Association of Regular Baptist Churches at its recent annual meeting in Grand Rapids reported a loss of 24 churches over the past year with 10 new ones joining - a net loss of 14.
		Bonnie Carter of Orem, Utah, whose son Andrew is a missionary in Sweden, called the change "a cruel move," the Associated Press said.
	www.tbaptist.com /aab/nv902.htm (1062 words)

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