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	What is a Reformed Baptist?
		Reformed Baptist congregations are distinguished by their conviction regarding the sufficiency and authority, in addition to the inspiration and infallibility, of the Word of God.
		Reformed Baptist Churches are distinguished by their conviction that the local church is central to the purposes of God on the earth.
		Reformed Baptist have a conviction that the Law of God (as expressed in the Ten Commandments) is regulative in the life of the new covenant believer.
	www.prbc.org /ReformedBaptist.htm (3519 words)

	WhoAreTheReformedBaptists?
		The beliefs of the Reformed Baptists are summarized in the London Baptist Confession of Faith of 1689.
		Reformed Baptists are confessional subscribing fully to this Confession of Faith as a subordinate standard and summary of those things most surely believed among us.
		Reformed Baptists are of the view that only believers should make up the membership of the church.
	www.reformedbaptist.net /who_are_the_reformed_baptists.htm (1473 words)

	Faith Reformed Baptist Church (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Reformed Baptists began in the 1950’s and 60’s as a renewal movement among Baptists in the U.S. and Britain who were rediscovering the importance of the theological heritage of Baptists.
		Typically, Reformed Baptists are independent, congregational, local churches governed by a plurality of elders and deacons and holding to the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith.
		We are Baptists and Reformed not because we believe we are the only Christians, nor because we believe that we have everything right, but obviously, we believe we have some things more right than not, otherwise we would have nothing to say or report except our ignorance.
	www.faith-reformed.org /cm/showpage.php?tpage_id=rb (386 words)

	Reformed Baptist - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Reformed Baptists are both Baptists and Calvinists, and typically adhere to the 1644 or 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith.
		Reformed Baptist Churches are distinct in that they are both Reformed (adhering to and showing respect for much of the theology defined by John Calvin) as well as Baptists (believing in baptism for believers only, and that by immersion).
		Confessional, that is holding to one of the Reformed Confessions, and for Baptists this is the 1689 London Confession.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Reformed_Baptist (1635 words)

	What is a Reformed Baptist?
		Thus the Reformed doctrine is known by the “doctrines of grace”: doctrinal truths that set forth the total depravity of man, the unconditional nature of election, and the limited or particular nature of the atonement, the irresistibility of the effectual call, and the perseverance and preservation of the saints.
		Reformed Baptists have a conviction that the Bible and the Bible alone defines what a church is. The Bible and the Bible alone defines the offices of the church.
		Reformed Baptists are distinguished by their conviction that the local church is central to the purposes of God on the earth.
	www.prbcerie.org /HTML/whatis.html (2598 words)

	Reformed Baptist?
		The Reformed Baptist Churches are a group of independent local congregations committed to historic Christianity and in particular, historic Baptist principles.
		The formal, doctrinal basis, (secondary to the Bible), of Reformed Baptist Churches is the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith.
		We are Baptists in the tradition of John Bunyan, Benjamin Keach, and Charles Haddon Spurgeon.
	www.vor.org /rbcholland/refbapt.html (842 words)

	What is a Reformed Baptist Church?
		We would also reply that we are a "Reformed Church" inasmuch as we hold to the great doctrines of the Reformation in the areas concerning the salvation of men.
		In this sense, we are pleased to be referred to as a "Reformed Baptist" church.
		Reformed Baptists unashamedly declare their belief in those doctrines which are sometimes called the doctrines of grace.
	www.trinityrbc.org /what_is_a_reformed_baptist_church.htm (961 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Some recognize that this is the case, and yet insist that it is still improper to call a Baptist "Reformed" because the baptism of infants is foundational to covenant theology, which is foundational to reformed theology.
		Reformed Baptists in our day, in general, are distinguished from Sovereign Grace Baptists, yet both could claim the name Particular Baptists, since they both believe in particular redemption.
		We have seen that the terminology "Reformed Baptist" is a credible and accurate, and in fact necessary term, properly describing the theological view of those churches choosing to refer to themselves as such.
	www.atgeneva.com /ReformedBaptist.html (2652 words)

	?Reformed Baptist?
		Reformed Baptist congregations are distinguished by their conviction regarding the sufficiency and authority of the Word of God.
		Reformed Baptist churches are distinguished by an unshakable conviction that the church exists for the
		Reformed Baptist churches are distinguished by a conviction regarding male leadership in the church.
	www.rbclouisville.com /refbapt.html (4112 words)

	The Reformed Reader - Committed to the Historic Baptist Faith
		It is also hoped for those who are new to Baptist beliefs, an introduction to our rich cultural heritage will be presented.
		Additionally, The Reformed Reader is committed to presenting Reformed (Calvinistic) Baptists throughout the ages.
		We did not commence our existence at the reformation, we were reformers before Luther and Calvin were born; we never came from the Church of Rome, for we were never in it, but we have an unbroken line up to the apostles themselves.
	www.reformedreader.org (445 words)

	Reformed Baptist?
		The Reformed Baptist Churches are a group of independent local congregations committed to historic Christianity and in
		Reformed Baptist Churches are distinct in that they are both Reformed (adhering to most of the theology defined by John
		Reformed Baptists attempt to derive all of their doctrine directly from the Bible, which they see as the sole authority of
	hometown.aol.com /ElectedByGrace (426 words)

	SGCB \| Reformed Baptist Academic Press
		Whereas many Baptists today who are reformed have opted for speaking of themselves as some form of dispensationalist (modified or progressive) or have felt drawn to so-called 'New Covenant Theology,' Baptists who embrace the great Reformed distinctives (like Spurgeon did) have seen themselves as covenant theologians.
		The purpose of this study, therefore, is to set before you a Reformed Baptist Manifesto by means of an examination of the New Covenant as the Constitution of the Church.
		RBTR finds its roots in a desire to have contemporary Reformed Baptists, who are committed to the Second London Confession of Faith of 1677/89 (2nd LCF), articulate their beliefs in a scholarly, yet pastoral manner.
	solid-ground-books.com /books_ReformedBaptistAcademicPress.asp (787 words)

	FAQ on the Reformed Baptist View of Baptism
		This is a good, readable summary of the Reformed Baptist view of covenant theology and of children in the Old and New Testaments, but it will leave you wishing for more detail.
		When the Pharisees came to John the Baptist for baptism, they didn't come because their parents were in covenant but because they thought they were children of Abraham.
		However, Reformed Baptists fully affirm a Reformed view of the sacraments as a means of grace.
	www.eng.auburn.edu /~sjreeves/personal/baptism_faq.html (3289 words)

	Reformed-Baptist Perspective - Article
		Another way to summarize the teachings of the Reformers and the Reformed faith is with the three "rallying cries" of the Reformation.
		Moreover, the Reformers took great pains to demonstrate that their teachings, along with being Biblical, also agreed with what Christians leaders had taught at various times, especially in the early centuries.
		If a price is to be put upon works according to their own worth, we hold that they are unfit to appear in the presence of God: that man, accordingly, has no works in which he can glory before God, and that hence, deprived of all aid from works, he is justified by faith alone.
	www.dtl.org /calvinism/article/perspective.htm (3549 words)

	Baptist & Reformed Links \| The Reformed Reader
		Reformed Theology is dedicated to the proposition that God is Sovereign, and His will is written in the scriptures, which are not subject to private interpretations.
		The ministry is dedicated to the teaching and proclamation of the Gospel, a biblical and historical defense of the teachings of the Reformation and the discipling of believers in their Christian walk.
		The Reformers' Bookshop is a ministry of the Stanmore Baptist Church located at 140 Albany Road, Stanmore, Sydney, Australia.
	www.reformedreader.org /rbl.htm (1496 words)

	Reformed Baptist Fellowship
		Even in the Preface to the Confession they state: “it was judged necessary by us to join together in giving a testimony to the world;” implying, at least, that they recognized a duty in their testimony to the world concerning doctrine and practice.
		This is not to underestimate or depreciate the mission work of Reformed Baptist churches, associations and individuals, but it is merely to emphasize the plea itself.
		I am a living proof of several Reformed Baptist churches, in several countries around the world, receiving fellowship, communion and support for missions.
	www.reformedbaptistfellowship.org /articles1.htm (1323 words)

	The Institute of Reformed Baptist Studies
		It also addresses the centrality of the ministry of the word, the biblical and Reformed doctrine of the regulative principle of worship, as well as a wide-range of subjects related to Pastoral Theology from a Reformed Baptist perspective.
		This course presents the distinctives of Reformed Baptist theology and practice by addressing the following subjects: the role of special revelation in the life of the church, hermeneutics, covenant theology, theology of children, issues of Law-Gospel in evangelism and sanctification, the place of the sacraments, and issues of Christian freedom and liberty.
		Special attention is given to the rise of the modern Reformed Baptist movement.
	www.reformedbaptistinstitute.org /irbs/2_courses.htm (369 words)

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		The ASSOCIATION OF REFORMED BAPTIST CHURCHES OF AMERICA was founded on March 11, 1997.
		Reformed Baptists in America long to have our own seminary where we can send men for ministerial training.
		Reformed Baptists have a distinct theology and practice.
	www.puritanhope.com /arbca (347 words)

	What is a Reformed Baptist Church? by William Payne
		So Reformed Baptists are to be governed by not tradition, not by the opinion of men, not be sentiment, nor by pragmatism, but by the Word of God alone.
		Thirdly, Reformed Baptists unashamedly declare their belief in those doctrines which are sometimes called the doctrines of grace.
		It is not just because these doctrines are found in the historic Baptist creeds, though we rejoice that that is the case, but it is because the doctrines are so clearly presented in the Holy Scriptures that we believe them.
	www.gracereformedbaptistchurch.com /wiarbc.htm (1891 words)

	Reformed Baptist ?
		What do you mean by Reformed Baptist?" The Reformed Baptist Churches are a group of independent local congregations committed to historic Christianity and in particular, historic Baptist principles.
		The names of the great Reformers, Luther, Calvin, Knox, and many others have once again begun to be revered as those God was pleased to use to restore the great gospel truths of Scripture alone, grace alone, Christ alone, and faith alone to the church.
		The writings of their godly successors in the Puritan tradition, John Owen, Thomas Goodwin, George Whitefield, yes, and Spurgeon too, have once again begun to be appreciated as treasuries of Bible truth.
	www.webalaska.net /grace/reformedbaptist.html (804 words)

	Reformed Baptist Church, Carlisle, PA
		A growing awareness of, and love for, the doctrines of God's grace in salvation led the assembly to embrace the London Confession of Faith of 1689 as its doctrinal foundation.
		Meeting in the Grace Baptist Church facility, the school is governed by a Board comprised mostly of members of the church and provides a God-centered education in a traditional classroom context.
		Most recently we have contributed to the birth of the Association of Reformed Baptist Churches of America, reflecting our commitment to send the gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the earth.
	www.gracebaptistcarlisle.org /history.htm (459 words)

	Reformed churches - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Reformed churches are a group of Christian Protestant denominations historically related by a similar Calvinist system of doctrine, which first arose especially in the Swiss Reformation led by Huldrych Zwingli, but soon afterward appeared in nations throughout Western Europe.
		The first Reformed Churches were established in Europe in the 1500s, in the wake of the Protestant Reformation.
		A sub-family of the Reformed churches, called Reformed Baptist churches, adheres to a modified Reformed confession and have Baptist views of the sacraments and of church government.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Reformed (356 words)

	Hope Reformed Baptist Church - Medford, NY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The purpose of Hope Reformed Baptist is to bring glory to the only true God, who is Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
		But because of the increasing number of church groups who are drifting from the Scriptures, we have committed ourselves to the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith as a guide to help express our convictions on the main points of Christian doctrine.
		We are firmly committed to the doctrines of grace which exalt the glory of God and humble sinful man in the issues of salvation.
	www.hopereformedli.net (162 words)

	The Institute of Reformed Baptist Studies
		In 1997 the Association of Reformed Baptist Churches of America (ARBCA) established the Institute of Reformed Baptist Studies (IRBS) to provide formal theological training for ministerial students.
		Working in conjunction with Westminster Seminary California (WSC), which is firmly rooted in the Reformed tradition, IRBS offers a challenging, comprehensive, and confessional Reformed Baptist ministerial education.
		Believing the Reformed Faith to be the most consistent expression of biblical Christianity, IRBS is a self-consciously Reformed institution.
	www.reformedbaptistinstitute.org (125 words)

	TheReformedReader - Sovereign Grace Deaf Bible Fellowship
		An e-mail forum for Baptists who hold to the historic baptist doctrines of sovereign grace, commonly called Calvinism, and the SBC Abstract of Principles, and for those who are interested in discussing the return of Reformed theology to the SBC.
		Grace Baptist Church of Fremont, California, USA, and is under the supervision of its officers and members. Grace to Russia identifies, translates, and distributes Christian literature to the Russian speaking peoples of the former Soviet Union.
		The responsibility for campus ministries is exercised by Mission to North America of the Presbyterian Church in America.
	www.forministry.com /USKYRFBAPDRBMD/TheReformedReader.dsp (1881 words)

	New Reformed Baptist Seminary - BaptistBoard.com
		The school's distintive difference is that is overriding hermanutic will closely align with Reformed Baptist theology as opposed to dispensatialism or Convenant Theology which dominate all current seminaries.
		Most aspects of Reformed Baptist Theology has been brought under the label New Convenant Theology though the views of the seminary and that of outspoken representives of NCT may not be exact in all details or ephasis.
		Baptists who are calvinists, while remaining premilliniel, are usually not pre-trib.
	www.baptistboard.com /showthread.php?t=2852 (886 words)

	About the Reformed Baptist Church of Virginia Beach (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Being also convinced by Holy Scripture that only confessing believers should be baptized, we became charter members of the Reformed Baptist Mission Services (RBMS) and the Association of Reformed Baptist Churches of America (ARBCA).
		Certain of the kings of Judah thus reformed certain aspects of worship in the Old Testament.
		The Reformed Baptist Church of Virginia Beach is a "reformed" church.
	www.reformedbaptistchurch.org /about/history.html (389 words)

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