Extracts from the rules and minutes of the Free Christian Baptist General Conference of New Brunswick

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Extracts from the rules and minutes of the Free Christian Baptist General Conference of New Brunswick

by Free Christian Baptist General Conference of New Brunswick

EN·~13 minutes·6 chapters

Chapters

6 total
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EXTRACTS FROM THE RULES AND MINUTES OF THE FREE CHRISTIAN BAPTIST GENERAL CONFERENCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK - Held at Lincoln, N.B., 6th; 8th and 9th July, 1850 - SAINT JOHN, N.B. Printed by George W. Day. 1850.

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EXTRACTS FROM THE RULES.

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EXTRACTS FROM THE MINUTES. - Lincoln, July 6th, 1850.

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MONDAY, 8 o’clock, A.M.

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PRESENT. - ELDERS.

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TUESDAY, 8 o’clock, A.M.

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Description

A concise snapshot of mid‑nineteenth‑century Baptist organization, this volume gathers key excerpts from the rules and meeting minutes of a regional conference held in New Brunswick in July 1850. Readers will find the formal structure laid out for General and District gatherings—who may attend, how quorums are defined, and the duties of moderators, clerks and treasurers—offering a clear picture of the governance that united scattered congregations.

The minutes portion records the opening prayers, appointments, and reports of growth among local churches, as well as the procedural steps taken to admit new congregations and address matters of discipline. By presenting these documents together, the book provides a window into the practical concerns and aspirations of a faith community seeking order and shared purpose during a formative period of its history.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~13 minutes (13K characters)

Release date

2026-06-09

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Free Christian Baptist General Conference of New Brunswick

A brief 1850 record from a New Brunswick Baptist conference, this work preserves the rules and meeting notes that helped organize church life across the region. It offers a direct glimpse into how a nineteenth-century religious community governed itself and stayed connected.

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