Associations of Baptists in Canada
The following are the major groupings of Baptists in Canada (alphabetically):
- Association of Reformed Baptist Churches of America
- Association of Regular Baptist Churches
- Baptist General Conference of Canada
- Canadian Baptist Ministries
- Canadian National Baptist Convention
- Fellowship of Evangelical Baptist Churches in Canada
- L'Association des Églises Missionnaire Baptiste Landmark du Québec
- North American Baptist Conference
- Sovereign Grace Fellowship of Canada
- L'Union d'Églises baptistes françaises au Canada (see Union of French Baptist Churches of Canada)
- Independent (non-aligned) Baptist churches
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