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Fleet Baptist Church

Fleet Baptist Church Old Main Road Fleet Hargate Spalding Lincolnshire PE12 8LL A few details about the church and its background as you look around our Flower Festival today It is thought that…
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Pinchbeck Baptist History

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Long Sutton Baptist Church. Late 1800s.

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The Parish Church of St John Baptist Spalding

Little booklet created in the early 1960’s by Rev’d Brian Taylor, MA. and details the history of the church. click the link to read  …
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Gosberton Baptist Church

Gosberton Baptist Church was founded in 1666, a year better known for the discovery by Isaac Newton that a prism could split light into its constituent colours; the death of Dutch painter Frans Hals; …
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Fleet Baptist Church

Fleet Baptist Church Old Main Road : Fleet Hargate : Spalding : Lincolnshire : PE12 8LL A few details about the church and its background as you look around the 2018 Flower Festival It is thoug…
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Start of the Baptist Movement in Spalding

  The Baptist movement began in Spalding in 1646 with the baptism of 4 inhabitants by a visiting preacher. The baptism were done in secret as baptism by immersion was opposed. However an Anne …
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Spalding Common Baptist Church Garden Fete 1950-1

In this photo we can see some children ready to play hoopla at the Spalding Common Baptist Church garden fete which is dated as 1950-1. Does anyone remember this event ? Are you in this photo ? If …
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Southern Baptist Country

Lincolnshire Life article by David Kaye where he describes a tour around the Baptist Church in South Lincolnshire. Click on the link to read the article: AOS D 0068 Southern Baptist Country…
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