Tasmanian Baptist
Reengage | Reimagine | Realign
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.
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2 December 2021
ADVANCE November/December 2021
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2 December 2021
Progress at City Baptist (Launceston)
community engagement: City have Signed to Sell The progress at City Baptist is monumental! They signed...
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2 December 2021
Tasmanian Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast, 2021
prayer for the state: Wednesday 24th November, Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart This year’s...
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26 November 2021
Need to Know
news Nov-Dec 2021: 2ND dECEMBER 2021 Safer Spaces Toolkit On 22nd November 2021, Australian...
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18 November 2021
The Man (or Woman) in the Mirror
youth and young adults: A Check on your own attitudes and responses to the world. Who is that...
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Who are we and what are we all about? Watch Mission Director Stephen Baxter explain in this one-minute video
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Ulverstone Baptist Church, Alexandra Road, Ulverstone TAS, Australia
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ADVANCE November/December 2021
As 2021 progresses into 2022, Tasmanian Baptists are seeing new ways to reengage, reimagine and realign.
Tasmanian Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast, 2021
Over 400 people attended this, the 16th annual Tasmanian Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast, held at the Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart. Read Stephen Baxter's insightful framing statement.
The Man (or Woman) in the Mirror
A check on your own attitudes and responses to the world. How can you and your church better engage with the young people in your community? Who is that "Man in the Mirror"?
Approaching 2021 with Love in our Hearts
We live in unsettling times. Yet, we can come approaching 2021 with love in our hearts and grace on our lips.
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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. Paul is also a member of the Tasmanian Baptist Council.
Read about the momentous Welcome to Country at the 2021 May Assembly