30 Interconnected Churches Transforming our Communities
Tas Baptists exists for a simple but significant reason: to serve, strengthen, and support local Baptist churches, and to be their voice in the wider community.
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18 August 2026
Hobart Baptist Church: 4 Baptisms expanding the church family!
On Sunday 9th August, Hobart Baptist Church rejoiced as four young people were baptised before the...
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15 August 2026
A few of Claremont’s Local
Mission Initiatives At Claremont Baptist Church, mission often begins with something as simple as...
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12 August 2026
Church Reviews Bringing Clarity, Unity and Hope
Over the past six months, four Tasmanian Baptist churches have participated in the Tas Baptists Church...
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9 August 2026
Walking Together: Listening for God’s Future in Burnie
Recently, members of Burnie Baptist Church and Coastlands Baptist gathered for a significant review...
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4 August 2026
Update: Money now flowing for
New Testament Translation We are delighted to share that the New Testament translation project...
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2 August 2026
110 Years of light in Lower Barrington
Article reprinted from the Kentish Voice by permission of the author The Baptist Church in Lower...
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30 July 2026
Smithton – Joy in Long-Term Partnership
One of the enduring joys at Smithton Baptist Fellowship is the long-standing friendship shared with...
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27 July 2026
Take this opportunity to join Tas Baptist Safe Spaces Training
Creating safe, healthy churches is a shared responsibility, and over the coming months Tasmanian...
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27 July 2026
Heartlands Winter 2026
Heartlands WINTER 2026: Earlybird Regos end this week for the Day of Abundance | Featuring Tracy...
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30 June 2026
Day of Abundance Registrations Open
Day of Abundance registrations open 30 June 2026. The Earlybird rate ($55) constinues until 31...
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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.
Read about the momentous Welcome to Country at the 2021 May Assembly