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the day was good and ideal for harvesting the crops, those who wished to do so could work in their fields... Such an intimation was tantamount to heresy to many of the congregation... Finally the matter was taken to the Synod in
October, 1808. The Synod ruled that all members of the church "must be sensible as to the sanctification of the Sabbath"
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Maybole, with the town seeing much new manufacturing of agricultural implements and shoes. This was significant because Baptist churches in Scotland attracted commercially active and middle class congregations. Some Maybole worshippers were also less
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Brethren assemblies prior to 1860, but in the decade after at least thirty assemblies came into existence, and by 1887 one source calculated that there were 184 assemblies. They were formed mainly in those Lowland communities which had known recent social and economic
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Maybole had risen from an impoverished little country town to become a thriving place of industry which produced boots and shoes for all districts in
Britain and agricultural implements, from the famous works of Jack & Son, for all countries in the world. The last half of the nineteenth century
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The town contains the post-office, commercial bank, townhall, a cumbrous old pile with a spiral tower, situated near the cross, the toll-booth, once the town residence of the lairds of
Blairquhan, and the Castle. This last was the ancient residence of the earls of Cassillis, the principal branch of
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Baptist Union admitted Maybole Baptist Church in 1901, despite the lack of a church building. The Maybole Baptist Church established a building fund in 1903. Maybole Baptist Church arose from a prayer group of 17 parishioners, formed in the 1890s, a common start for churches at the time.
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The Girvan church proper was started on 1st Sunday in April, 1920, under the direction of the
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Maybole and Girvan churches were begun through the influence and service of Mr. Thomas Ramsay. For 19 years he carried on the pastoral work of the young cause at Maybole, while attending to the onerous duties of his business; and at the end of that period, he had the satisfaction of introducing
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In 1914 a new Church was completed, situated in Carrick Street, and was opened on Friday, October 30th, 1914, the Pastor presiding. A short service was held, and an address given by Rev. Joseph W. Kemp, Edinburgh. On the following day (Saturday) the public opening of the building took place. Rev.
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Maybole Baptist Church opened on 30 October 1914, two months after the Great War started, eleven years after construction started. It was described as "The Youngest Church in Maybole" with seating for 320 and standing room for 120. Construction cost £1,720, on a self-funding basis by the
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Maybole Baptist Church installed electricity within the church building in 1935, which is marked by a memorial plaque. The registered congregation numbered 105 in the 1930s, a high point, after which congregations declined, in line with Scotland-wide declines in Baptist congregations.
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In November, 1898, evangelistic services were conducted by Mr. Thomas Ramsay in the Methodist Chapel, which had just closed... was admitted into the Union in October, 1901, at the Session held in Paisley. Mr. Thomas Ramsay was the first Pastor, and continued until
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Maybole Baptist Church holds services twice on Sundays (morning and evening) plus morning communions during the week. The church also supports a Women's Fellowship (Mondays), Kids Club (Wednesdays), Prayer & Bible study (Thursdays) and a community cafe
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the Kennedys. ... ... Among the ruins of religious houses, the finest are those of the abbey of Crossraguel, in the parish of Kirk-Oswald not far from Maybole. This abbey has stood above 600 years, and is still the best preserved in the west of Scotland.
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Maybole now disappeared from the list of supplemented churches, owing, perhaps, to the generosity of the minister. In 1867 a manse was built... the present church, with 380 sittings opened on Sabbath, 19th December 1880, by Dr Thomson of Broughton
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Like the Episcopal Church it is crammed into a very small site which does nothing to improve its appearance and it would seem building sites were either scarce (or expensive) when these churches were built.
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in 1901. The church building opened in 1914. It has operated for over a hundred years, one of 164 active Baptist churches in Scotland in the early twenty-first century serving 14,000 members.
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954:. Edinburgh, Scotland: Edinburgh University Press. p. 30.
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These Fifty Years: The Jubilee Story of Maybole Baptist Church
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Principal Coats, D.D., conducted the service and preached.
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Maybole, Carrick's Capital Facts, Fiction & Folks.
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Davidson, John; Wallace, Morton; Waugh, James (1950).
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his successor to a prosperous, self-supporting church.
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Davidson, John; Wallace, Morton; Waugh, James (1950).
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844:. Edinburgh, Scotland
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672:Scotland's Urban Past
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