Baptist Assembly Research Paper

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Baptist Assembly"

It was the best assembly in Australia since I've been there three times.

I have been praying for the prayer movement in Australia for 10 years. Today God answers me. Today assembly focus on the prayer.

We experienced the presence of God. It was like the prayer movement. At the beginning of the assembly, Victoria led the prayer. She challenged us to pray with a loud voice. It was like Korean prayer which prayed loudly at the same time with same prayer point.

Today we discussed about the prayer, same sex marriage and affiliation in group. There were many good thoughts to be able to apply to our context such as prayer roster, prayer conference and for pastor first, the call to repentance.

Lastly, one of the highlight

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