Baptists is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BAPTISTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• BAPTIST, one who baptises
• a member of a Protestant Christian denomination advocating baptism only of adult believers by total immersion. Baptists form one of the largest Protestant bodies and are found throughout the world and especially in the US.
• a person who baptizes someone.
• any of various evangelical Protestant churches that believe in the baptism of voluntary believers
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who baptizes

Words related to BAPTISTS

baptist11

Words that contain BAPTISTS

anabaptists15 paedobaptists20

How to use BAPTISTS in a sentence

• In most parts it suffered from the rise of the more popular Methodists and Baptists into the folds of which slaves followed their masters during the eighteenth century.
• By the time Kentucky was settled the Baptists had begun to make headway on the frontier, at the expense of the Presbyterians.
• The Baptists are the most numerous body of Christians in the island.
• He confesses that he has sometimes thought seriously of joining the Seventh-Day Baptists.
• Evidently, the Baptists of Lexington were beginning to do something.
• So the Baptists and Methodists have reaped rich harvests through the training of their sons and daughters in our schools.
• President Wilson might seem a political Messiah, but the Czechs were the John the Baptists who made the initial impression upon the Russian and Siberian peasants.
• The Jordan was thus covered on all sides with Baptists, whose discourses were more or less successful.
• As tutor in various families, he had instructed his pupils in the tenets of the Church of England, of the Catholics, of the Presbyterians, and of the Baptists.
• They had been divided ever since 1633 into two sections, the Particular and General Baptists.
• But the Baptists generally viewed the English Church with suspicion and dislike.
• Congregationalism was still in the ascendancy when it ceased to banish Baptists and to whip Quakers.
• It was pleasant to see Methodists, Baptists, and Congregationalists working harmoniously together to make the occasion successful.
• The sterner Baptists, therefore, loudly pronounced him a false brother.
• He had so great an authority among the Baptists that he was popularly called Bishop Bunyan.
• Two eminent Baptists, with whom Bunyan had been engaged in controversy, were in great peril and distress.
• This was a school then in the suburbs of the city under the patronage of the Baptists.
• The old men, stern in their prejudices as their zeal, were conquered, and the baptists have now well conducted establishments of learning throughout the province.
• Then came mid-Summer even, on whiclk the papists put on bonfires for John Baptists nativity.
• Those acquainted with its history need not be told that a large number of its members were at first drawn from the Baptists.
• Then the United Baptists were the most powerful religious body in the great West.
• Alexander Campbell, with his eminent gifts of eloquence and learning, was welcomed among the Baptists almost as an angel from heaven.
• So, after all, it is Methodists and Baptists that you are educating there.
• The work of the Baptists, the Presbyterians and the Methodists, is also of the same encouragement.
• There are Christian missionaries among them today, notably Baptists, but they are quite safe, and the Hopi treat them well.

Similar words containing BAPTIST without suffix s

baptist11 baptistry16 anabaptist14 baptistery17 anabaptists15 baptistries15 anabaptistic18 baptisteries16 paedobaptist19 paedobaptists20

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