Tasmanian Baptists
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Called to Love God, Love Others and Serve Tasmania
Tasmanian Baptists strive to be relevant, refreshing and resourceful.
There are about 30 churches and fellowships associated with the Baptist Union of Tasmania. Tasmanian Baptists are linked with the Baptist Union of Australia and the Baptist World Alliance.
To find your closest Baptist Church click the Find a Church button, above.
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20 September 2023
It’s a New Day
Launching on September 10th 2023, we inviting you participate in Foster Care Sunday on a date that...
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20 September 2023
ReCharge NEWS September 2023
ReCharge News September 2023 features news from Tasmanian Baptists. local, national and...
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13 September 2023
Around the Churches, August-September 2023
Find out what has happened recently across Tasmanian Baptist...
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6 September 2023
The Point Baptist Church
The Point Baptist Church Profile outlines the beginnings amd ministry of this small Baptist church,...
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30 August 2023
EmpowHer Day of Courage
All women are welcome to this special women's gathering, the EmpowHer Day of Courage on Saturday 18th...
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30 August 2023
ReCharge NEWS August 2023
ReCharge News August 2023 features news from Tasmanian Baptists. local, national and...
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23 August 2023
Foster Care Sunday
Launching on September 10th 2023, we inviting you participate in Foster Care Sunday on a date that...
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16 August 2023
We are a Royal Priesthood
This Sacred Agents blog from Crossover Director Andrew Turner explores your life as part of a "royal...
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9 August 2023
Redeeming Redemption
Mission Director Stephen Baxter explains the word REDEMPTION is misunderstood by most Tasmanians....
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2 August 2023
Michael Henderson
Michael Henderson is the Tasmanian Baptists Leadership Development expert. He hails from NSW. But he...
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31 July 2023
Download reCharge 2023
Every two months the email version of ReCharge is converted to a PDF format. This enables churches and...
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26 July 2023
Expanding Horizons
In this Deep Thought, Mission Director Stephen Baxter ponders on Genesis and wonders if we should...
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12 April 2023
Passion and Perseverance are Essential
Passion and perseverance are essential elements of leadership, explains Michael Henderson of Tas...
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22 March 2023
ReCharge NEWS March 2023
ReCharge News March 2023 features news from Tasmanian Baptists. local, national and...
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14 December 2022
Download ReCharge 2022
Every two months the email version of ReCharge is converted to a PDF format. This enables churches and...
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13 April 2022
Being Strong and Courageous
Reengage | Reimagine | Realign: Tas Baptists are now being strong and courageous as they implement the...
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16 February 2022
Tasmanian Baptists’ Theme for 2022
The Tasmanian Baptists' theme for 2022 is (en)Courage It is an encouragement to take courage, to...
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We are here . . .
We are here because of God’s grace.
It’s through God’s love and grace that we acknowledge the first nations peoples on whose land we meet.
We acknowledge their care for country, land, oceans and waters.
We acknowledge elders past, present and future.
We acknowledge past injustices.
And we acknowledge the need through Jesus and with Jesus to work towards conciliation.
Tasmanian Baptists’ acknowledgment of country is written by Paul Dare, a “proud” indigenous Lia Pootah man.
Paul was born in Wynyard and grew up in Myalla. He has been an electronics technician, aerospace engineer, army officer and pastor. He retired in 2019, and currently oversees the Levendale Baptist Community with the backing of Citywide Baptist.
Read about the momentous Welcome to Country at the 2021 May Assembly