Conservative Baptist

noun

1. a member of a Protestant denomination Conservative Baptist Association of America organized in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in 1948.

Example Sentences

In October 1984, Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr. of Delaware was invited to address a conservative Baptist church near Wilmington as he campaigned for a third term.

From New York Times

In October 1984, Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr. of Delaware was invited to address a conservative Baptist church near Wilmington as he campaigned for a third term.

From New York Times

But up until a year and a half ago, Johnson was a member of First Bossier in Bossier City, La., an ultra-conservative church in his hometown and a founding congregation of the Conservative Baptist Network.

From Los Angeles Times

Brad Jurkovich, the pastor at First Bossier and spokesman for the conservative Baptist group, has known Johnson since he became pastor in 2013, and said his former congregant’s belief in the Bible and that “God is real and the creator of life” has remained unwavering in the decade since.

From Los Angeles Times

At a breakfast this week hosted by one of the most influential new groups to rally their camp, the Conservative Baptist Network, founded in 2020, speakers urged attendees to vote against women in church leadership, and also to institute poll watching and voter mobilization programs at their churches for local and national elections.

From New York Times