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The 15 pages that link to Believer's baptism, each with the reason it gives.

• AnabaptismRelated: It is the practice that gave Anabaptists their name and marked their break with established churches.

• MennonitesRelated: It marks the voluntary faith commitment central to Mennonite church membership.

• BaptistsRelated: It distinguishes Baptist baptism from traditions that baptize infants.

• RestorationismRelated: Many restorationist churches connect this practice to New Testament accounts of conversion.

• Radical ReformationRelated: Rejecting infant baptism distinguished many radical congregations from both Catholic and Protestant state churches.

• HutteritesRelated: Hutterite membership follows a personal confession of faith and adult baptism.

• Southern Baptist ConventionRelated: It is a defining Baptist practice shared by convention churches.

• Jakob AmmannRelated: Ammann’s congregations practiced the defining Anabaptist alternative to infant baptism.

• John SmythRelated: Smyth adopted believer’s baptism and baptized members of his congregation.

• Alexander MackRelated: Mack’s community restricted baptism to people able to make a conscious profession of faith.

• True Jesus ChurchRelated: The church baptizes those who believe and confess faith.