History is a bit murky, and some disagree. However, the most historically supportable answer is the Baptists started out as being part of the "Dissenters." Dissenters was not a denomination, but a number of groups (including the Puritans and Quakers) who came from the Church of England (Anglicans) in the 1500s and 1600s. They disagreed with certain aspects of theology and practice (thus "dissenting") of the Church of England.
Some argue that Baptists came from the Anabaptists (a movement that includes the Mennonites). The historic connection is weaker although it does seem as if Baptists were influenced by Anabaptists.
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Anglicanism.
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Elisabeth is a name from the Bible. She was the mother of who is known as John the baptist.
Tell them about Jesus and the judgment to come. All Christian's should do this.
No John the baptist never ever said anything about any one coming after me. But he very clearly said that a far greater man would come after him, whose straps of ths sandle he is not fit to loosen.
Protestant, most churches such as Methodist or Baptist come from the protestant faith.
Baptist is the proper adjective for Baptist.
There is no such denomintion of currency. Please examine your silver certificate and then submit a new question with more accurate information.
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You can invite a person to the baptist church by going on the website called faithrapids.org. Another option is to talk to the person privately. You can convince the person to come to the Baptist church. You can even send them an invitation in the forma of a letter in their mailbox. These are all good options basically.