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Uluru Statement from the Heart – Statement by ABM National Council
The National Council of Australian Baptist Ministries (also known as the Baptist Union of Australia) accepts the invitation of our First Nations sisters and brothers in the Uluru Statement from the Heart to “walk with us in a movement of the Australian people for a...
Australian Baptist Ministries Myanmar Statement 2023
The National Council of Australian Baptist Ministries [ABM] stand in solidarity with all the church communities from Myanmar that are members of State Unions affiliated with ABM. We grieve with them as they witness their family and friends displaced, persecuted, and...
Rev. Mark Wilson Christmas Message 2022
Let’s be real for a moment. Life isn’t always a bed of roses. In fact, at times it can be brutal. It is often in these tough times when true friends reveal themselves. They stay connected through the tough times and the good times. They are dependable. They are with...
Rev. Mark Wilson’s Easter message 2022
Easter Saturday is the ‘in between’ day. It sits awkwardly between Good Friday, the day Jesus died on the cross, and Easter Sunday, the day He rose to life again. For the original followers of Jesus it was a day of uncertainty and grief.
Stand Against Domestic Violence – an initiative of Baptist World Alliance and BWA Women
As part of the 2021 Global Conference of Baptist Women hosted by Baptist World Alliance Women, Dr. Valerie Duval-Poujol and Rev. Jenni Entrican were preparing a workshop on Domestic Violence. They were moved to take this important information beyond a single workshop...
Uluru Statement from the Heart – Statement by ABM National Council
The National Council of Australian Baptist Ministries (also known as the Baptist Union of Australia) accepts the invitation of our First Nations sisters and brothers in the Uluru Statement from the Heart to “walk with us in a movement of the Australian people for a...
Australian Baptist Ministries Myanmar Statement 2023
The National Council of Australian Baptist Ministries [ABM] stand in solidarity with all the church communities from Myanmar that are members of State Unions affiliated with ABM. We grieve with them as they witness their family and friends displaced, persecuted, and...
Rev. Mark Wilson Christmas Message 2022
Let’s be real for a moment. Life isn’t always a bed of roses. In fact, at times it can be brutal. It is often in these tough times when true friends reveal themselves. They stay connected through the tough times and the good times. They are dependable. They are with...
Rev. Mark Wilson’s Easter message 2022
Easter Saturday is the ‘in between’ day. It sits awkwardly between Good Friday, the day Jesus died on the cross, and Easter Sunday, the day He rose to life again. For the original followers of Jesus it was a day of uncertainty and grief.
Stand Against Domestic Violence – an initiative of Baptist World Alliance and BWA Women
As part of the 2021 Global Conference of Baptist Women hosted by Baptist World Alliance Women, Dr. Valerie Duval-Poujol and Rev. Jenni Entrican were preparing a workshop on Domestic Violence. They were moved to take this important information beyond a single workshop...
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Welcome to Australian Baptist Ministries
Australian Baptists are a multi-cultural and multi-generational movement of people serving communities in metropolitan, regional, coastal, rural and remote Australia through a network of almost 1000 churches.
We declare that Jesus Christ is Lord! This confession is the foundation of our unity as a movement of churches, supplemented by our shared Biblical beliefs and practices for congregational life, Christian living, and outreach.
While we celebrate our unity as a movement of God’s people, we also celebrate our diversity. Each local Baptist church in our movement is autonomous, and responsible for setting its own vision, budget, programs, activities, and decision-making processes. Local churches choose to affiliate together as part of State Unions for fellowship, encouragement, equipping, accountability, mutual ministry and administrative support.
Affiliated Bodies
Affiliated Bodies of the ABM operate under their own Boards, directors and staff.
Delegated Bodies
Delegated Bodies of the ABM are supported by Task Forces and report to the National Council through the National Director.
Phone
+61 8 61605719
Address
PHYSICAL: Ground Floor 95 Belgravia St Belmont WA 6104
POSTAL: PO Box 263 Bentley WA 6982