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| Field | Baptist Union of Great Britain |
|---|---|
| Type | Denomination |
| Origin | 19th century England and Wales |
| Overview | The Baptist Union of Great Britain is an association of Baptist churches in England and Wales. |
| History | It developed from nineteenth-century Baptist cooperation while maintaining the local autonomy characteristic of Baptist church life. |
| Beliefs and emphases | Member churches generally affirm believer's baptism, gathered church membership, Scripture, mission, and congregational responsibility; the Union does not erase their diversity. |
| Worship and practice | Services vary widely but commonly include preaching, prayer, congregational music, believer's baptism, and communion. |
| Organisation and life | It supports churches through regional associations and national ministries rather than a bishop-led hierarchy. |
| Broader traditions | Baptist Christianity |
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| Related | — |
| Contrasting positions | — |