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SCBA Events
SCBA Creative Facilitation Training
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Smaller Churches Network
Monday 9th June 2025, 7pm
Online
At SCBA, we recognise the unique challenges that come with being part of a smaller church community. We want you to know that you are not alone. To support one another, we host termly online gatherings specifically for churches with a membership of under 40 people. These times together provide space to listen, share, and encourage each other in ministry and mission. Alongside this, we also encourage local, in-person meet-ups to deepen connection and offer mutual support. Whether online or face-to-face, our heart is to journey together and strengthen one another in all that God is calling us to do.
For more information about in-person meet-ups contact Rev Hayley
Click here for the Zoom link
Meeting ID: 898 5952 3688
Passcode: 873395 |
SCBA Leaders' Day & AGM
Monday 16th June 2025, 10am-3pm
Basingstoke Baptist Church
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SCBA CYF Retreat
17th - 19th June 2025
House of the Open Doors, The Cotswolds
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Other Baptist Events
Everyone Everywhere - A day of Prayer & Strategic Conversation
Friday 23rd May 2025
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Baptist Spirituality
14th - 16th July 2025
The Baptist Historical Society together with the Centre for Baptist Studies is planning a conference to be held in Alcester, Wariwckshire, on 14th-16th July 2025 which will focus on the theme "Baptist Spirituality".
The keynote speakers will be: Dr Craig Gardiner, Dr Ruth Gouldbourne and Dr Peter Morden.
Proposals for shorter papers are invited and may be submitted to the BHS secretary. Stephen Copson at secretary@baptisthistory.org.uk. In submitting your propsal please included the title and short abstract of the paper.
Day Conference Fee: £10 including lunch and coffee/tea or with evening meal £30
The Full Conference Fee is £230 per person.
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Baptist Perspectives on Science & Religion
24th & 25th September 2025
This two-day conference will be held at Regent’s Park College, Oxford and is free to attend, including meals and accommodation if needed. An extensive line-up of renowned speakers will address the History, Issues, and Theology of Baptist engagement with the sciences. For more details and the full programme visit:
https://www.rpc.ox.ac.uk/event/baptist-perspectives-on-science-and-religion/
If you are interested in attending, please contact the administrator who will send you a registration form: alan.kerry@regents.ox.ac.uk
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