Baptist Church

NOUN
  1. any of various evangelical Protestant churches that believe in the baptism of voluntary believers
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  • Unless we're counting the messages on Westboro Baptist Church signs, I don't think anyone even calls Brüno a "fag" until the climax, a man-on-man make-out session at a cage match that has its meth-faced, backwoodsy audience hanging their heads, gasping for air and punching themselves in the face in response (for all their willingness to play to type, they are real live Brünos). Fourfour:
  • The next year, he added the title reverend to his name as he became the pastor of Greater Middle Baptist Church, a position he held for many years, and would later also pastor Chicagotribune.com -
  • Not only did Baptist evangelism result in many conversions, but more than a hundred Congregationalist churches became Baptist churches.
  • However, local Congregational and Baptist churches determined the kind of minister they employed, and these denominations maintained several quasiautonomous institutions for ministerial education.
  • When the General Baptist Churches in England became Arian in the eighteenth century it was not long before they began to die.
  • His mother was a piano teacher who played the organ at the local Baptist church and taught him at an early age. Times, Sunday Times
  • We uncrumple a holiday flier from the Hinson Memorial Baptist Church, which contains a handwritten note.
  • In Downton, Churches Together staged a march of witness through the village, ending up at the Baptist Church for an ecumenical service.
  • The Rev. Calvin Butts, the highprofile minister of the Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem, has mounted a crusade against the more feral strains of the music; last summer he held a rally at which he ran a steamroller over offending tapes and CDs. Criminal Records
  • At the time, Gatewood Baptist Church was a ragged, tumbling wood frame structure with tilted steeple, sinking foundations, and loose planks bowing from the ceilingor in real estate jargon, a bona fide “fixer upper.” The Reverend (copy)
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