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	In December 2020, Founders Ministries established the '''Institute of Public Theology''', which has undergraduate and certificate programs.<ref>https://founders.org/articles/introducing-the-institute-of-public-theology</ref> In January 2025, Founders Ministries established '''Founders Seminary''', a residential seminary in [[wikipedia:Cape Coral, Florida\|Cape Coral, Florida]]. Ascol, [[Voddie Baucham]], and [[Tom Nettles]] were the founding faculty.<ref>https://www.foundersseminary.org/</ref>		In December 2020, Founders Ministries established the '''Institute of Public Theology''', which has undergraduate and certificate programs.<ref>https://founders.org/articles/introducing-the-institute-of-public-theology</ref> In January 2025, Founders Ministries established '''Founders Seminary''', a residential seminary in [[wikipedia:Cape Coral, Florida\|Cape Coral, Florida]]. Ascol, [[Voddie Baucham]], and [[Tom Nettles]] were the founding faculty.<ref>https://www.foundersseminary.org/</ref>

			==See also==
			*[[G3 Ministries]]
			*[[Founders Midwest Conference]]
			*[[Ligonier Ministries]]

	==References==		==References==


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	Founders Ministries has operated '''Founders Press''' since 1983,<ref>http://founders.org/fj26/announcing-founders-press</ref> and publishes ''Founders Journal'', a quarterly journal established in 1990.		Founders Ministries has operated '''Founders Press''' since 1983,<ref>http://founders.org/fj26/announcing-founders-press</ref> and publishes ''Founders Journal'', a quarterly journal established in 1990.

	In December 2020, Founders Ministries established the '''Institute of Public Theology''', which has undergraduate and certificate programs.<ref>https://founders.org/articles/introducing-the-institute-of-public-theology</ref> In January 2025, Founders Ministries established '''Founders Seminary''', a residential seminary in [[Cape Coral, Florida]]. Ascol, [[Voddie Baucham]], and [[Tom Nettles]] were the founding faculty.<ref>https://www.foundersseminary.org/</ref>		In December 2020, Founders Ministries established the '''Institute of Public Theology''', which has undergraduate and certificate programs.<ref>https://founders.org/articles/introducing-the-institute-of-public-theology</ref> In January 2025, Founders Ministries established '''Founders Seminary''', a residential seminary in [[wikipedia:Cape Coral, Florida\|Cape Coral, Florida]]. Ascol, [[Voddie Baucham]], and [[Tom Nettles]] were the founding faculty.<ref>https://www.foundersseminary.org/</ref>

	==References==		==References==

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	Founders Ministries has operated '''Founders Press''' since 1983,<ref>http://founders.org/fj26/announcing-founders-press</ref> and publishes ''Founders Journal'', a quarterly journal established in 1990.		Founders Ministries has operated '''Founders Press''' since 1983,<ref>http://founders.org/fj26/announcing-founders-press</ref> and publishes ''Founders Journal'', a quarterly journal established in 1990.

	In December 2020, Founders Ministries established the '''Institute of Public Theology''', which has undergraduate and certificate programs.<ref>~~{{cite web \|title=Introducing the Institute of Public Theology \|url=~~https://founders.org/articles/introducing-the-institute-of-public-theology~~/ \|website=Founders Ministries \|publisher=Founders Ministries \|access-date=16 June 2025}}~~</ref> In January 2025, Founders Ministries established '''Founders Seminary''', a residential seminary in [[Cape Coral, Florida]]. Ascol, [[Voddie Baucham]], and [[Tom Nettles]] were the founding faculty.<ref>https://www.foundersseminary.org/</ref>		In December 2020, Founders Ministries established the '''Institute of Public Theology''', which has undergraduate and certificate programs.<ref>https://founders.org/articles/introducing-the-institute-of-public-theology</ref> In January 2025, Founders Ministries established '''Founders Seminary''', a residential seminary in [[Cape Coral, Florida]]. Ascol, [[Voddie Baucham]], and [[Tom Nettles]] were the founding faculty.<ref>https://www.foundersseminary.org/</ref>

	==References==		==References==

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		{{Infobox_organization
		\| image = File:Founders-Ministries.jpg
		\| headquarters = [[wikipedia:Cape Coral, Florida\|Cape Coral]], [[wikipedia:Florida\|Florida]]
		\| type = Religious [[wikipedia:Nonprofit_organization\|Non-profit]]
		\| formerly = Southern Baptist Founders Conference
		\| founders =
		\| leadership = [[Tom Ascol]] (president)
		\| theology = [[Reformed Baptist]]
		\| date_founded = November 13, 1982
		\| affiliations =
		\| notable_figures =
		\| website = [https://founders.org founders.org]
		}}
		'''Founders Ministries''' is a [[Reformed Baptist]] ministry organization, founded and led by [[Tom Ascol]]. It was previously known as the '''Southern Baptist Founders Conference''' (a [[Reformed Baptist]] group within the [[Southern Baptist Convention]] in the [[wikipedia:United States\|United States]]), with its goals being to return [[Southern Baptists]] to their roots,<ref>http://www.sbts.edu/about/abstract</ref> and it has contributed to the [[Southern Baptist Convention conservative resurgence]].

		The Southern Baptist Founders Conference was established in 1982, holding its first annual conference in 1983.<ref name=Robinson>http://www.bpnews.net/13921/founders-ministries-marks-20th-anniversary</ref> The organization which developed was renamed Founders Ministries in 1998.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20150723052810/http://founders.org/faq/</ref> As of 2007, there were 807 churches in the United States.

		According to [[Nathan Finn]], non-Calvinists within the Southern Baptist Convention "seem to be especially concerned with the influence of Founders Ministries."<ref>''[[The Great Commission Resurgence: Fulfilling God's Mandate in Our Time]]'' (pg. 73)</ref> Critics argue that Southern Baptists have never been [[Calvinistic]]. Tom Ascol, president of Founders Ministries, stated a majority of the founders of the Southern Baptist Convention in 1845 held to the [[Calvinism\|doctrines of grace]].<ref>http://www.bpnews.net/13921/founders-ministries-marks-20th-anniversary</ref>

		Founders Ministries has operated '''Founders Press''' since 1983,<ref>http://founders.org/fj26/announcing-founders-press</ref> and publishes ''Founders Journal'', a quarterly journal established in 1990.

		In December 2020, Founders Ministries established the '''Institute of Public Theology''', which has undergraduate and certificate programs.<ref>{{cite web \|title=Introducing the Institute of Public Theology \|url=https://founders.org/articles/introducing-the-institute-of-public-theology/ \|website=Founders Ministries \|publisher=Founders Ministries \|access-date=16 June 2025}}</ref> In January 2025, Founders Ministries established '''Founders Seminary''', a residential seminary in [[Cape Coral, Florida]]. Ascol, [[Voddie Baucham]], and [[Tom Nettles]] were the founding faculty.<ref>https://www.foundersseminary.org/</ref>

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		[[Category:Baptist organizations established in the 20th century]]
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