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Baptist Union Of Great Britain
Baptist churches are found in almost every country in the world. As part of the world-wide Christian church, Baptists form one of the largest families of faith, alongside other trinitarian Christian traditions such as Anglicans, Methodists, Reformed, etc.
http://www.baptist.org.uk/

Baptist Union of Scotland
It is mainly through the personality, loyalty and devotion to God of a host of individual men and women that Baptist witness has grown and developed over nearly four centuries.
http://www.scottishbaptist.org.uk/main/about/history.html

Association of Baptist Churches in Ireland
Baptists have been in Ireland since around 1650, in Dublin, Waterford and Cork and they exist to this day.
http://www.baptistireland.org/

Baptist Historical Society
Founded in 1908, the Society seeks to advance awareness of Baptist history and principles by promoting lectures, summer schools and publications; by offering an advice and information service and by bringing heritage issues to the attention of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and its member churches.
http://www.baptisthistory.org.uk/

Yorkshire Baptist Assocation
http://www.yba.org.uk/welcome.htm
The Association seeks:
- To encourage local churches in their mission
- To foster co-operation at every level
- To enable expertise, good practice and knowledge among our local churches
- To encourage celebration and worship among us
- To implement shared action based upon our shared vision and values

The 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1689_Baptist_Confession_of_Faith
The 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith was written by Calvinistic Baptists in England to give a formal expression of the Reformed and Protestant Christian faith with an obvious Baptist perspective. This confession, like The Westminster Confession of Faith (1646) and the Savoy Declaration (1658), was written by evangelical Puritans who were concerned that their particular church organisation reflect what they perceived to be Biblical teaching.

Strict Baptist Historical Society
http://www.strictbaptisthistory.org.uk/
The Strict Baptist Historical Society was formed in 1960 to promote an interest in the history and stand for Scriptural truth maintained (through God’s grace) by Strict Baptists; and also to bring into being a central repository where books, documents and other things of historical interest connected directly or indirectly with the rise and growth of Strict Baptists may be preserved for the benefit of present and future generations, in the fervent hope that the project will be for the glory of God and the good of His people.

Bristol Baptist College
http://www.bristol-baptist.ac.uk/
Since 1679 Bristol Baptist College has been fulfilling its aim of preparing “able and evangelical ministers” of the Gospel.The College has sought to provide full training for those women and men who have heard the call of Christ into His service in the Church and in the World.

South Wales Baptist College
http://www.swbc.org.uk/
The College has welcomed the BUGB South Wales Baptist Association to its new premises on the college site. The big move took place on the 7th December with only a few hitches. And already the arrangement is proving invaluable particularly to the college Principal John Weaver and the SWBA Team Leader, Rev Nick Bradshaw. Asked about the move Nick commented: “I am delighted with this move, this is a fantastic environment to work in. Being here has already made a difference to our communication and opens up all sorts of possibilities for working together in partnership in the future.”

Scottish Baptist College
http://www.scottishbaptistcollege.org/
The Scottish Baptist College is a small friendly Christian College with all the resources of a University. Situated within the vibrant campus of the University of Paisley, the awarding body for our qualifications, the College seeks to hold together: academic excellence, practical training and personal spiritual development.

Spurgeons College
www.spurgeons.ac.uk
Spurgeon’s College in South London is a dynamic college preparing Christians for mission and ministry.

Regent’s Park College Oxford
http://www.rpc.ox.ac.uk/
The story of Regent’s Park College began with the creation of the London Baptist Education Society in 1752, a venture which developed into a College with its own buildings in Stepney, London, in 1810. In 1856 it moved to Regent’s Park, London, from whence it still derives its name. In the nineteenth century the College both prepared candidates for the ordained ministry in Baptist churches in Britain and overseas, and also offered a University-level education to other students who took degrees in the Arts and Law. The College had been affiliated to the newly-formed University of London as early as 1841, and in 1901 became a Divinity School of the University. In 1927 it moved to its third site, in Oxford, and in 1957 became a ‘Permanent Private Hall’ of the University of Oxford.

Northern Baptist College
http://www.northern.org.uk/
Northern Baptist College is committed to the practice of authentic Christian Discipleship.
It seeks to prepare men and women, lay and ordained, to participate in God’s mission in the world through the ministries of the Church.Open to the Spirit of God and recognising its particular responsibility to Baptist Churches within a broader ecumenical calling,
It fulfils its responsibilities as a resource for Baptists nationally and internationally by taking its particular regional location seriously and through its participation in the Partnership for Theological Education.

Baptist Start Page
http://www.baptiststart.com/doctrine.htm
A website that focuses on Baptist Theology and practice.Creeds and confessions. Beliefs and resources.Church History and downloads.