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==History==
==History==
Prior to the Convention's formation, there was a communion of churches ([[Reformed Baptist Communion of Brazil]]) founded in 2004. The organization was dissolved sometime after the 6th Congress in 2011. Eventually, a new organization, the "Reformed Baptist Convention of Brazil" was constituted on October 31, 2017 (the 500th anniversary of the [[Protestant Reformation]]).
Prior to the Convention's formation, there was a communion of churches ([[Reformed Baptist Communion of Brazil]]) founded in 2004. The organization was dissolved sometime after the 6th Congress in 2011. Eventually, a new organization, the "Reformed Baptist Convention of Brazil" was constituted on October 31, 2017 (the 500th anniversary of the [[Protestant Reformation]]).<ref>https://batistasreformados.com/sobre/</ref>


==Leadership==
==Leadership==
The Convention's leadership currently (as of 2025) consists of:
The Convention's leadership currently (as of 2025) consists of:<ref>https://batistasreformados.com/sobre/</ref>


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==Membership==
==Membership==
The Convention's member churches currently (as of 2025) consists of:
The Convention's member churches currently (as of 2025) consists of:<ref>https://batistasreformados.com/nossas-igrejas/</ref>


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Revision as of 01:15, 31 March 2025

Reformed Baptist Convention of Brazil
Headquarters Brazil
Type Religious Non-profit
Date Founded October 31, 2017
Theological Tradition Reformed Baptist
Website BatistasReformados.com


The Reformed Baptist Convention of Brazil (or Convenção Batista Reformada do Brasil in Portuguese) is a network of Reformed Baptist churches in Brazil.[1]

History

Prior to the Convention's formation, there was a communion of churches (Reformed Baptist Communion of Brazil) founded in 2004. The organization was dissolved sometime after the 6th Congress in 2011. Eventually, a new organization, the "Reformed Baptist Convention of Brazil" was constituted on October 31, 2017 (the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation).[2]

Leadership

The Convention's leadership currently (as of 2025) consists of:[3]

Convention Leadership
Name Title Church
Daniel Deeds President Igreja Batista Historica
Messias Santos Vice President Igreja Batista Boas Novas
Michel Augusto Secretary Igreja Batista Reformada
Afrânio Neves Vice Secretary Igreja Batista Reformada
Alessandro Davin Treasurer Igreja Batista Reformada
Adriano Elias Vice Treasurer Igreja Batista Reformada

Membership

The Convention's member churches currently (as of 2025) consists of:[4]

Member Churches (Alphabetical)
Church Name Church Location Date Joined
Comunidade Batista Videira Boa Vista, Roraima October 31, 2017
Comunidade Betesda Penápolis October 31, 2017
Congregação Batista Reformada Aperibé October 31, 2017
Igreja Anseio Rio de Janeiro October 31, 2017
Igreja Batista Itaguaí October 31, 2017
Igreja Batista Aliança Reformada Montes Claros October 31, 2017
Igreja Batista Bíblica Valparaíso Santo André, São Paulo October 31, 2017
Igreja Batista Caminho da Cruz Alvorada October 31, 2017
Igreja Batista Central Balneário Camboriú October 31, 2017
Igreja Batista Central Vida Nova São Paulo October 31, 2017
Igreja Batista do Redentor Barra Mansa October 31, 2017
Igreja Batista do Redentor Volta Redonda October 31, 2017
Igreja Batista em Náutica 3 São Vicente, São Paulo October 31, 2017
Igreja Batista em Paul Vila Velha, Espírito Santo October 31, 2017
Igreja Batista Esperança Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul October 31, 2017
Igreja Batista Gênesis Nova Iguaçu, Rio de Janeiro October 31, 2017
Igreja Batista Herança da Graça São Gonçalo, Rio de Janeiro October 31, 2017
Igreja Batista Histórica Conselheiro Lafaiete, Minas Gerais October 31, 2017
Igreja Batista Hope Bauru, São Paulo October 31, 2017
Igreja Batista Jardim Belo Horizonte Santa Bárbara d'Oeste, São Paulo October 31, 2017
Igreja Batista Monte Moriá (Itaguaí, Rio de Janeiro) October 31, 2017
Igreja Batista Nacional Areia Branca, Rio Grande do Norte) October 31, 2017
Igreja Batista Nova Aliança Salvador, Bahia October 31, 2017
Igreja Batista Redenção Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais October 31, 2017
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See also

References

  1. ↑ https://batistasreformados.com/sobre/
  2. ↑ https://batistasreformados.com/sobre/
  3. ↑ https://batistasreformados.com/sobre/
  4. ↑ https://batistasreformados.com/nossas-igrejas/
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