Reformed Baptist

Reformed Baptists combine Baptist ecclesiology and believer's baptism with a Reformed confessional and theological inheritance.

They draw particularly on the seventeenth-century English Particular Baptist tradition and, in many cases, the 1689 Baptist Confession.

Common emphases include Reformed soteriology, covenant theology in differing forms, believer's baptism, and congregational church life.

Worship is typically Word-centred, with preaching, prayer, congregational singing, Baptism, and the Lord's Supper.

Churches are usually congregationally governed, often with plural elders and voluntary association.