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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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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
About the author
Published in 1850, this short work was issued by the Free Christian Baptist Church of New Brunswick, Conference rather than by a single named author. It gathers extracts from the rules and minutes of the Free Christian Baptist General Conference of New Brunswick, held at Lincoln, New Brunswick, on July 6, 8, and 9, 1850.
The text was created to help member churches understand the procedures that guided the General Conference and district meetings. In simple terms, it served as a practical handbook as much as a historical record, showing how this Baptist body organized decision-making, cooperation, and shared responsibilities among its churches.
Because the work is credited to a conference body instead of an individual writer, there is no clearly confirmed personal biography to provide here. What survives is the voice of an institution: a snapshot of nineteenth-century Baptist administration in New Brunswick, preserved today as a valuable document of regional religious history.