Power to proclaim report and recommendations / by N. A. Wales and J. A. Reid. 1968.

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Power to proclaim report and recommendations / by N. A. Wales and J. A. Reid. 1968.

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Report and recommendations related to study undertaken by N. A. Wales and J. A. Reid, from the Baptist Union of Australia, of Baptists in North America, in particular the Southern Baptist Convention. The study reported how the Convention related to the various ministries of the local church and the resources provided by the agencies of the Convention to congregations. The recommendations included a five year strategic plan for the Union.

11, 51 p.

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