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The Baptism Debate on Converse with Scholars


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Converse with Scholars (CWS) of Reclaiming the Mind Ministries (RMM) is going to be covering issues related to the mode of baptism. This Thursday, the 17th, we will be welcoming Gregg Strawbridge to discuss the case for Covenantal Infant Baptism. Next Thursday evening, the 24th, we will be welcoming Thomas Schreiner to discuss the case for Believer’s Baptism. This is a live, online broadcast that all are welcome to join and engage. Find out how to join here.

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