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Hello Kim, There is no official Baptist position on divorce. Yes, should you get a divorce, you could remarry one day and be a member of a Baptist church. Statistics show, actually, that Southern Baptists
Hello Cody, For starters, the Acts 2:42 passage you cite is not actually observance of the "Lord's Supper." Rather, it is a case in which the early believers basically lived as communal Christians,
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To begin with, each local Baptist congregation decides (usually through democratic processes, although sometimes through a pastoral edict) what roles women can and cannot fulfill within that congregation
There is no one official manner in which Baptists observe the Lord's Supper; the manner is left up to each individual local church or body observing the Lord's Supper. So it is not a matter of right or
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