You can
become a Southern Baptist by joining a Southern Baptist church. Typically receiving Jesus as your Savior and
Lord, and experiencing believer’s baptism by immersion can accomplish church
membership. They believe that there is
one God, and only one God. They believe
that God shows himself to us through the Holy trinity with is God the Father,
Son, and Holy Spirit. In their belief
accepting Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, and believing that he died and was
resurrected accomplish salvation. Baptist
views are similar to Catholicism, but there are some differences. Catholics believe that you receive God’s
grace through the church’s sacraments, but Baptist believes that you receive it
through faith in Jesus Christ alone. Another
core difference in Catholicism and Baptism is that Baptist don’t believe you
have to confess your sins to a priest.
Although there are some differences in the two beliefs, Southern Baptist
still believe that Catholics will make it into heaven. They believe that is faith in Jesus Christ
that will save a person, not membership to a certain church or
denomination. Over a decade ago most
pastors viewed New Orleans as a graveyard for Southern Baptist church
building. Since hurricane Katrina, New
Orleans has had the largest percent of people move into it in the country. At the founding convection in 1845, Sothern
Baptist started their board of Domestic Missions in part to reach the city of
New Orleans. Despite the long presence
of Southern Baptist in the area, New Orleans has only one Southern Baptist
church for every 7,252 people. That is
four times higher than many state conventions in the South. There are 140 different recognized Southern
Baptist churches in New Orleans.
St. Charles Southern Baptist Church |
Site to visit
Saint Charles Avenue Baptist Church
7100 St Charles Ave
New Orleans, LA 70118
(n.d) Southern Baptist Convention. Retrieved December 30, 2018. From
http://www.sbc.net/aboutus/basicbeliefs.asp
(n.d) Send New Orleans. Retrieved December 30,2018. From
https://www.namb.net/send_city/new-orleans/
Written by Kole Jones
Written by Kole Jones
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