Proposals for ordination practices in cooperative Baptist Fellowship Church in North Carolina and Virginia

Michael K Edwards

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Proposals for ordination practices in cooperative Baptist Fellowship Church in North Carolina and Virginia

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Michael K Edwards. Proposals for Ordination Practices In Cooperative Baptist Fellowship Church In North Carolina and Virginia. Columbia Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/74144dbe-9905-495e-9d4c-67feb09dc7bd?locale=es.

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M. K. Edwards. Proposals for ordination practices in cooperative Baptist Fellowship Church in North Carolina and Virginia. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/74144dbe-9905-495e-9d4c-67feb09dc7bd?locale=es

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Michael K Edwards. Proposals for Ordination Practices In Cooperative Baptist Fellowship Church In North Carolina and Virginia. Columbia Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/74144dbe-9905-495e-9d4c-67feb09dc7bd?locale=es.

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Michael K Edwards

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Pastoral ordination has been an issue for Baptists since their inception in the seventeenth century. This issue is due partly to the practice of local church autonomy, especially for Baptists in the Southern United States who were formed and part of the Southern Baptist Convention. This project focuses on the ordination practices of Cooperative Baptist Fellowship pastors in North Carolina and Virginia who locate themselves within this Baptist tradition. This report discovers which particular practices the pastors identified as meaningful in their ordination, most specifically which practices continue to sustain them in ministry today. These practices are given as proposals for Baptist congregations, pastors, and ordinands who now navigate the ordination process.

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