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Welcome
Thank you for visiting Bradford on Avon Baptist Church online. We hope that you find this website helpful and informative about the way in which the church works to share the good news of Jesus Christ. Please feel free to contact us for any more information - we would be delighted to see you at one of our meetings soon!
What's On
Sunday Services 11:00am & 6:30pm
Unable to attend? Watch online instead
Adult Bible Class
Sunday 9:45am
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Sunday School
Sunday 9:45am
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Bible Study & Prayer Meeting
Tuesday 7:30pm
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Footprints Toddler Group
Monday 10:00am (term time)
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The Gaius Trust
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On Sunday 13th July, we have a visit from Stephen Bignall and David Cox from Australia, who work with The Gaius Trust for the advance of the gospel among aboriginal peoples of New South Wales. Stephen and David will give a presentation of the work at our adult Bible class at 9:45am that morning. Stephen will preach at our morning service at 11:00am and David at our evening service at 6:30pm. All are welcome to all or any of these meetings. Information about The Gaius Trust may be found at its website, https://gaiustrust.org/.
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The 1689 Confession of Faith - Introduction and Overview in Twenty Lectures
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Robert Strivens and Guy Davies work through the 1677/89 Second London Baptist Confession of Faith, chapter by chapter, explaining the meaning and significance of each part and the theology that it teaches. Each of the twenty lectures covering the Confession lasts about an hour. Robert is pastor of Bradford on Avon Baptist Church and Guy is pastor of Providence Baptist Church, Dilton Marsh, Westbury.
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YouTube - 1689 Confession of Faith - Twenty Lectures
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Living as Christians in 21st Century Britain
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Robert Strivens addresses the question of how believers should face the specific challenges of British Society today - Secular Government, Beginning & End of Life, Family & Children, Free Speech, The Virtual World, Secular Society, Marriage & Singleness, Gender Issues, The Environment.
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YouTube - Living as Christians in 21st Century Britain​​​
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