Singapore Baptist Convention
The Singapore Baptist Convention was established on 28 December 1974. It is affiliated to the Baptist World Alliance and the Asia Pacific Baptist Federation.
| Singapore Baptist Convention | |
|---|---|
| Classification | Protestant |
| Orientation | Baptist |
| Polity | Congregationalist |
| Associations | APBF, BWA |
| Region | Singapore |
| Branched from | Malaysia-Singapore Baptist Convention |
| Members | 9200 |
As of September 2019, the Singapore Baptist Convention has 38 member Churches[1] of 9,200 Baptists. The Singapore Baptist Convention consists of 3 Agencies, namely, the Convention Office, the Baptist Theological Seminary, and the Baptist Golden Age Home. The Convention is led by the Executive Director, Rev Dr Bobby Lee Oon Chai, who holds a M.Div. from the Singapore Bible College, and a D.Min. from Union University, Tennessee.
- Abundant Life Baptist Church
- Acts Baptist Church
- Agape Baptist Church
- Bauhinia Baptist Church
- Calvary Baptist Church
- Changi Baptist Church
- Cherith Baptist Church
- Community of Praise Baptist Church
- Cornerstone Evangelical Baptist Church
- Coronation Baptist Church
- Covenant Community Baptist Church
- Eternal Life Baptist Church
- Evangel Baptist Church
- Fifth Wall Community
- Good News Baptist Church
- Gospel Baptist Church
- Grace Baptist Church
- Grace Bible Fellowship
- His Family Centre
- Hope Baptist Church
- Hosanna Baptist Church
- International Baptist Church
- International Japanese Church of Singapore
- Judson Baptist Church
- Karen Baptist Church
- Kachin Baptist Church
- Kay Poh Road Baptist Church
- Leng Kwang Baptist Church
- Neighbourhood Baptist Church
- New Life Baptist Church
- Queenstown Baptist Church
- Redeemer Baptist Church
- Sembawang Baptist Church
- Shalom Baptist Chapel
- Shelter Baptist Church
- The Singapore Baptist Church
- The Singapore Thomson Road Baptist Church
References
- "Our Community « Singapore Baptist Convention". baptistconvention.org.sg. Retrieved 2018-02-07.
External links
- Baptist Convention - Official Website
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