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The BMAA was founded in 1950 from a split with the [[American Baptist Association]] over matters of church representation. | The BMAA was founded in 1950 from a split with the [[American Baptist Association]] over matters of church representation. | ||
| − | The BMAA holds to generally conservative Baptist Doctrine. | + | The BMAA holds to generally conservative Baptist Doctrine. It operates a private junior college, [[Jacksonville College]], along with a theological school, both in [[Jacksonville, Texas]]. |
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The Baptist Missionary Association of America (BMA or BMAA) is a Baptist denomination, located predominantly in the American South. The BMAA is headquartered in Conway, Arkansas.
The BMAA was founded in 1950 from a split with the American Baptist Association over matters of church representation.
The BMAA holds to generally conservative Baptist Doctrine. It operates a private junior college, Jacksonville College, along with a theological school, both in Jacksonville, Texas.