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	Progressive Missionary Baptist Church of Columbia, MO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Progressive is a ministry-oriented church where we strive to honor and serve God every day, not just Sunday morning.
		We have a myriad of different ministries that go on throughout the week where Progressive members are the heart-and-soul of the projects.
		We feel that to be an effective church in the twenty-first century, we must have a church body that follows the model Paul described in his letter to the Ephesians.
	progressive.missouri.org (176 words)

	Baptists won't boycott city
		The Progressive Baptists are already involved in litigation with the Marriott Waterside Hotel in Tampa, Fla., where more than 800 delegates attending a convention last year marched out of the hotel after allegations that a white hotel worker spit in a punch bowl.
		But Progressive Baptist leaders said that at the conclusion of their convention, they will conduct an exit evaluation of the city's racial climate.
		The Progressive National Baptist Convention was founded in Cincinnati in 1961, after a group of churches — led by the Rev. L.V. Booth of Zion Baptist in Avondale — broke away from the National Baptist Convention over leadership issues.
	www.enquirer.com /editions/2002/02/08/loc_baptists_wont.html (1066 words)

	Progressive
		Today Progressive Dispensationalists are meeting with and dialoguing with men of different theological persuasions because of a common opposition to certain traditional teachings of Bible believing dispensationalists and because of some commonly shared, non-dispensational views on the nature of the church and the nature of the kingdom.
		Progressive Dispensationalists teach that Christ is already reigning on the throne of David in heaven, and that He assumed this throne at the time of the ascension.
		One reason for this is that the Progressives are opposed to the idea of a "parenthesis" and a literal understanding of Daniel 9:24-27 forces a person to see a gap or parenthesis between the sixty-ninth week and the seventieth week.
	www.middletownbiblechurch.org /dispen/progresi.htm (8577 words)

	Baptist - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Baptist churches are usually regarded as an Evangelical Protestant denomination originating from the English Puritan movement, when they were often called "anabaptists" (meaning "again" baptised, from Catholics baptised at infancy requesting to be baptised as an adult).
		Baptists today are the second fastest growing Christian denomination in the world after the Pentecostals, largely because of the growth in Asia, Africa, Latin America and Eastern Europe in the last century.
		Baptists emphasize that the remembrance is symbolic of Christ's body and reject literal views of communion such as transubstantiation and Real Presence held by other Christian groups based on their interpretation of John 6.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Baptist (5831 words)

	The Baptist Studies Bulletin
		Baptist distinctives—freedom of conscience, religious liberty, separation of church and state—,among others, are not monuments mired in the past but ongoing challenges to be met in every generation.
		Baptists with an interest in recent Baptist history should read this book not for a genuine historical account of the recent struggles in the SBC but for a very clear summary of the rhetoric and logic that fundamentalist Baptists devised and continue to perpetuate to legitimate their seizure of the SBC.
		In the end, the author’s “robust” view of the Baptist ministry is one that empowers ministers “with an authority that exceeds that of other members” without seeking to undermine the vision of the ministry of all of God’s people.
	www.mercer.edu /baptiststudies/Bulletin/Jan02ARC.htm (3831 words)

	Progressive churches \| Progressive U
		I've been noticing recently that more than a few churches are now describing themselves as progressive, with some even using the word in their name.
		progressive churches tend to see the most important morality as being in how we treat others and in helping the poor and oppressed around the world.
		Also, progressive know better than to take a really superstitious view of the origins of the Bible and instead are inclined to be very knowledgable about modern Biblical scholarship.
	www.progressiveu.org /2005/blog/art/progressive-churches (560 words)

	Progressive National Baptist Convention - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Progressive National Baptist Convention, Inc. was formed at Cincinnati, Ohio in 1961, a division of the older National Baptist Convention, U.S.A., Inc. (NBCUSA).
		Venchael Booth, pastor of Zion Baptist in Cincinnati, was the unheralded founder of the movement.
		Headquarters are in Washington, D.C. The PBNC has partnered with the predominantly white American Baptist Churches in the USA since 1970 and is a member of the National Council of Churches and the Baptist World Alliance.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Progressive_National_Baptist_Convention (524 words)

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		Baptists founded this university in 1833, they nurtured it as an infant, they helped it to walk as a toddler, they nourished it as an adolescent, and they have stayed with it through its adulthood.
		He attended the organization of the first Baptist association in the state, he organized the Powelton Conferences at the turn of the 19th century, he helped form the General Committee of the Georgia Baptists in 1803, and he led in the formation of the Georgia Baptist Convention in 1822.
		Think of Baptist history and that historic day when young William Carey, pleading with Baptists to get the entire world on their hearts, heard the command from one of his elders to sit down because God could do his work without human assistance and Carey’s missionary cause.
	www.centerforbaptiststudies.org /resources/summitshurden.doc (4374 words)

	PROGRESSIVE \| Missionary & Educational Baptist State Convention of Florida, Inc.
		This is not uncommon to a Baptist Fellowship.”
		Each candidate has indicated that their desire to lead PM and E is rooted in the fundamental reasons for which Progressive M and E was organized.
		Furthermore, evening after several very spirited election seasons at both the state and national level, Progressive M and E is untouched by the schism syndrome.
	www.freewebs.com /progressivestateconventionoffl/editorialdrsammaxwell.htm (982 words)

	Baptist Youth Camp (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		A summer camp for youth in progressive Baptist churches since the summer of 1991.
		Baptist Youth Camp has been providing a camp alternative for youth in progressive Baptist churches since the summer of 1991.
		During the camp’s history, the youth ministers and associate pastors from the participating churches have planned the camp, arranged faculties for the camp, and operated the program for a week each summer.
	www.allianceofbaptists.org /youthcamp.htm (348 words)

	THE BAPTIST STUDIES BULLETIN
		One of the brightest was Blake Smith, pastor of the University Baptist Church.
		Whether Baptist universities accept federal funds, considering Baptists’ historic stance on separation of church and state, is a debate seldom heard.
		Baptists, the Bible, and the Poor: Charles E. Poole is a Baptist minister with Lifeshare Community Ministries in Jackson, Mississippi where he delights in ministering alongside the poor.
	www.centerforbaptiststudies.org /bulletin/2006/february.htm (6469 words)

	The Baptist Standard :: The Newsmagazine of Texas Baptists
		DALLAS (ABP)—Three historically African-American Baptist denominations have agreed to raise $1 billion for ongoing recovery efforts in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
		Formed in 1895, the National Baptist Convention USA spawned the National Baptist Convention of America in 1915 and the Progressive National Baptist Convention in 1961.
		Progressive Baptist leaders chose to split with the mother convention because its leadership was not supportive of the civil-rights tactics of its founders, including Martin Luther King Jr., Benjamin Mays and Ralph Abernathy.
	www.baptiststandard.com /postnuke/index.php?module=htmlpages&func=display&pid=4833 (466 words)

	First Baptist Church of Washington DC
		It was the first Baptist church in the District of Columbia, and maintains its membership in the District of Columbia Baptist Convention (which is triply aligned with the American Baptist Churches in the U.S.A., the Progressive National Baptist Convention, and the Southern Baptist Convention).
		First Baptist Church is also affiliated with the Alliance of Baptists, the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, the Council of Churches of Greater Washington, the National Council of Churches, and the Baptist World Alliance.
		Edward Hughes Pruden, beloved pastor from 1936 to 1969, was the first president of the American Baptist Convention, vice president of the Southern Baptist Convention, and noted advocate for Baptist solidarity and Christian cooperation worldwide.
	www.firstbaptistdc.org /?template=history.html§ion=introduction (296 words)

	Welcome to Our Website!
		The DC Baptist Convention is a corporate expression of local churches combining their spiritual, physical, and material resources to cultivate healthy congregations.
		You will find that DC Baptist are a diverse people from all walks of life, with varied social, cultural, language, and economic identities.
		DC Baptists cooperate with and support various expressions of the Baptist mission and witness in the world, including American Baptist Churches USA, the Progressive National Baptist Convention, Inc., the Southern Baptist Convention, the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, and the Baptist World Alliance, among many others.
	www.dcbaptist.org /index.html (232 words)

	The Progressive National Baptist Convention: the Progressive National Baptist Convention was founded in 1961, in the ...
		The Progressive National Baptist Convention: the Progressive National Baptist Convention was founded in 1961, in the aftermath of several years of conflict within the National Baptist Convention, U.S.A., Inc..
		Upon the retirement of David V. Jemison as NBC president in 1952, Joseph H. Jackson ran for president of the convention on a reform platform, calling for a constitutional amendment that would limit the service of the president to four consecutive terms.
		Yet, according to Smith, while the King family's Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta was a strong church, it was not strong enough to produce an NBC president, and thus, King and his father chose to back Taylor as president.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0NXG/is_1_40/ai_n13606592 (868 words)

	OTHER VOICES - Progressive Christian Witness
		Giving voice to a progressive view of religion through a discussion forum and a question of the week.
		Strengthens the voices of progressive Christianity in the public square by publishing theologically grounded articles on significant issues in American life.
		The progressive, multiracial, and multiethnic caucus for true diversity in The United Methodist Church.
	www.progressivechristianwitness.org /pcw.cfm?p=7 (911 words)

	Park Road Baptist Church
		We claim a heritage of "free and faithful Baptists" with great pride, emphasizing historic Baptist principles such as the autonomy (freedom) of the local church, the freedom of scriptural interpretation, and the freedom of believers to be priests to themselves and to one another.
		As Baptists, we encourage public baptism as an act of commitment by those who seek to follow in the Way of Jesus.
		In 2003 the Diaconate conducted a formal study of our Denomination Affiliations, and recommended a three-pronged approach, which was later adopted by the church.
	www.parkroadbaptist.org /disciples.htm (477 words)

	PEF - Progressive Economics Forum (Canada) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Progressive Economics forum brings together over 125 progressive economists, working in universities, the labour movement, and activist research organizations.
		On this homepage you'll learn more about our network, our research and education products, and ways to contribute to its growth and success through membership, meetings and conferences, and our student contest.
		The general goal of PEF is to promote the development of a progressive economics community in Canada.
	www.web.net /~pef (97 words)

	Baptist churches (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		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)

	No. 1-03-1594, Ervin v. Lilydale Progressive Missionary Baptist Church
		In Vincent, the plaintiff served as the pastor of a Baptist church for nearly two decades.
		Similarly, in Tibbs, the court held that in a congregational church, " a civil court retains jurisdiction to determine whether the decision concerning 'who shall preach from the pulpit' was made by the proper church authority." Tibbs, 93 Ohio App.
		Elkins Southern Baptist Church, 177 W. Va. 88, 92, 350 S.E.2d 715, 719 (1986) (in a congregational church, the membership ultimately controls the business of the church and, therefore, has the power to hire and fire the pastor); Hemphill v.
	www.state.il.us /court/Opinions/AppellateCourt/2004/1stDistrict/July/Html/1031594.htm (1850 words)

	Progressive National Baptist Convention (PNBC) endorses the Millions More Movement
		Therefore, the Progressive National Baptist Convention affirms that collaboration between and among Black leaders and organizations is the foundation for addressing the problems.
		"The support and endorsement of the National Progressive Baptist Convention is in keeping with God’s mandate, to help, the "least of these," said Minster Louis Farrakhan, National Convener of the Millions More Movement.
		The Progressive National Baptist Church recognizes that the 10th Anniversary Commemoration of the historic Million Man March is an excellent time for all groups and organizations to organize and mobilize our people nationally and put systems in place that will permit a successful programmatic thrust to save our people; and ourselves
	www.millionsmoremovement.com /news/PNBC.htm (759 words)

	Cincinnati USA is homecoming for the Progressive National Baptist Convention’s 45th Annual Session August 6-12
		CINCINNATI — August 3, 2006 — The Cincinnati USA hospitality community, local Baptist ministers, and the civic and business community are celebrating the homecoming of the Progressive National Baptist Convention, Inc. to Cincinnati USA — the place of its birth — for its 45th Annual Session August 6-12.
		The Progressive National Baptist Convention (PNBC) is the largest convention group since the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) to utilize the newly renovated and expanded Duke Energy Center.
		“Not only is the Progressive National Baptist Convention the largest African American convention to meet in Cincinnati USA in the last five years, but it also is coming home to the city in which it was founded in 1961.
	www.cincyusa.com /media/releases/bureau_PNBC.asp?sec=med&cat= (974 words)

	Progressive Baptist Convention of California
		REV. BRODERICK A. Rev. Huggins is the Pastor of the Saint Paul Baptist Church of Oxnard; Moderator of the Metropolitan Missionary Baptist Association.
		WILBUR L. Rev. Lewis is the Pastor of the Tabernacle Community Baptist Church of Los Angeles; Moderator of the Progressive District Association.
		Bell is the Pastor of the Mount Olive Second Baptist church in Los Angeles; 1st Vice Moderator of the Metropolitan Missionary Baptist Association; vice President of teh Los Angeles Metropolitan Churches.
	www.rwbc.com /progressive_leadership.html (245 words)

	Bethany Baptist Church of Christ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Bethany Baptist Church of Christ exists to bring persons to a living relationship with God through the preaching, teaching, and witnessing of the Good News of God in Jesus Christ.
		Bethany Baptist Church of Christ will seek to develop the lives of families and individuals spiritually, emotionally, and psychologically by ministering wholistically to the church, surrounding community, and abroad.
		Copyright 2007 © Bethany Baptist Church of Christ.
	www.bethanybaptistchurchofchrist.org (122 words)

	Progressive Baptist Church Offers Free Glaucoma Testing
		In fact, African Americans are 6 to 8 times more likely to develop glaucoma because of their heritage.
		Because there is no pain associated with this disease, people at greatest risk won't know they have it until they get tested.
		The disease can be treated and eyesight can be saved by early detection and proper treatment." Progressive Baptist Church is located at 3658 So.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/11-14-2002/0001841265&EDATE (400 words)

	Progressive National Baptist Convention - Church Vacancies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Full-time Pastor for historic Friendship Baptist Church with an approximate membership of 400 predominantly African-American congregants and an annual budget of $1,200,000.
		He/She shall be a person serious in purpose, careful in speech, sound in Baptist doctrine, and above reproach in life and conduct.
		“Main Baptist Church in Aurora, IL is announcing a vacancy for the position of Senior Pastor.
	pnbc.org /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=44&Itemid=116 (963 words)

	College Park, An American Baptist Church in Greensboro, North Carolina
		An American Baptist Church in Greensboro, NC progressive, diverse, ecumenical...
		A recent report released by Baptist Women in Ministry indicates that approximately 1,600 women in southern United States have been ordained to the ministry in moderate-to-progressive Baptist churches.
		College Park, an American Baptist Church, has been in the forefront of ensuring that women have the God-given right to serve in all church positions.
	www.collegeparkchurch.com (248 words)

	The Association of Welcoming & Affirming Baptists HOME
		We envision that the day may speedily come within Baptist Churches when no one shall feel excluded from God's love in Jesus Christ because of their sexual orientation.
		Learn more about one of the most progressive Baptist bodies.
		Use of images, photos and contents is strictly prohibited unless permission is granted.
	www.wabaptists.org (131 words)

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