Breidablik Baptist Church is an independent Baptist church in Poulsbo, Washington. The pastor is Unknown.
Breidablik Baptist Church does not have a publicly available Statement of Faith and offers Traditional worship services in the following language(s): English. Besides standard Sunday Services, this church’s service schedule includes the following: Wednesday Service. Distinctive doctrinal positions held by this church may include Dispensational. We could not verify this church’s information.
Address: N/A Poulsbo Washington 98370 United States
Mailing Address: PO Box 2478
KJV Position: No SOF
Bibles Used:
Unknown
Worship Style: Traditional
Service Language(s):
English
Doctrinal Positions:
Dispensational
Church Details:
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1 Review on“Breidablik Baptist Church - Poulsbo, WA”
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Devin St. Clair
Sadly, this is no longer true. The pastor died a few years back and his wife has pretty much been running the church, nice lady, but the church had no pastor, just visiting pastors reading old sermons from their own collections.
The people were friendly, but then they started speaking of using Greek Lexicons (Strong’s) and that’s when we had to part company, God’s Word in KJV is perfect, it doesn’t need correction, especially from Lexicons based on Gnostic manuscripts.
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1 Review on “Breidablik Baptist Church - Poulsbo, WA”
Sadly, this is no longer true. The pastor died a few years back and his wife has pretty much been running the church, nice lady, but the church had no pastor, just visiting pastors reading old sermons from their own collections.
The people were friendly, but then they started speaking of using Greek Lexicons (Strong’s) and that’s when we had to part company, God’s Word in KJV is perfect, it doesn’t need correction, especially from Lexicons based on Gnostic manuscripts.