Unregistered Baptist Fellowship Meeting in October 2008

Indianapolis Baptist Temple ^ | August 19, 2008 | Greg Dixon

[John Leland 1789]

23rd Annual National Unregistered Baptist Fellowship Meeting Monday

Wednesday – Oct 13-15, 2008

Host Church: Indianapolis Baptist Temple Host Pastor: Greg A. Dixon

4002 E. Southport Rd. (Exit 103 At I 65 South - Go East 2 blocks) Indianapolis, Indiana 317-783-6753

Continental Breakfast and dinner provided each day

DVD - “The Day Freedom Died” Presented to all guests who attend

Partial List of Speakers

Chuck Baldwin – Presidential Candidate – Constitutional Party – Wednesday 7 pm - Schedule permitting

Gary Kah – Enroute to the New World Order – Mon. & Tues. 7:45 pm

Pastor Greg A. Dixon – Going Forward as the Lord’s Church – Mon. 7 pm

Dr. Greg Dixon – How to Organize or Reorganize a church on Biblical principles – Tuesday – 2:30 pm

Attorney Jerald Finney – The First Amendment – Its History and Application – Wednesday – 2:30 pm

Evangelist [Former Indiana Congressman] Don Boys – The Emergent Church Movement – Where is it heading?

Pastor Dan Hardin – Were the Waldenses Baptists?

Pastor Bill Kermott – On Night Watch During the Siege of the Baptist Temple

Pastor Ernie Sanders – On the Offense Against the Enemies of Christ

Others: Pastors Tom Chestnut, Greg Dzula, James Grove, Dennis (Doc) Meador, Sr., Aubrey Vaughan.

Bro. Meador will also be conducting health sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons.

Special Music – Bobby and Carol Dee, Steve and Bonnie Kukla.

We are working on getting a children’s choir of the Chin people (in full costume) from Burma to perform one evening. They are the result of the ministry of Adinirom Judson.

Please consult our web site for Motel information.

www.unregisteredbaptistfellowship.com

[John Leland 1789]

For Baptists in the MidWest interested in their history and heritage, and want to know what might be coming down the road with regard to religious liberty in America.

[Lee N. Field]

This would be the church that got in some difficulty over their refusal to register as 401c3, some years back, IIRC.

[John Leland 1789]

“This would be the church that got in some difficulty over their refusal to register as 401c3, some years back, IIRC.”

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No, Indianapolis Baptist Temple (IBT) voted to rescind its 501c3 status around 1983. It was not a “refusal” because churches are not required by law to either apply for or maintain 501c3 (or any other) status with the IRS. IBT is thriving today without such registration.

The Federal government does not accuse the church of illegality for electing not to have any “contract” with the IRS. It is a matter of choice by that congregation, as it is with probably thousands of local churches nationwide. There are at least two large fellowships of such churches.