The Baptist Union of Great Britain : Guideline Leaflet T01: Baptist Property Trusts

Guideline Leaflet T01: Baptist Property Trusts – Beginnings and Patterns

Who owns the church building and land? The ownership arrangements for Baptist Churches developed over centuries but are still important today. Church property is often subject to Trusts, special rules that define how the building can be used.

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Created: 14/09/2012 (last updated 06/2013)

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Guideline Leaflet T11: Baptist Trusts for Manses 2004

This leaflet contains the text of the Modern Model Trusts for church sites and chapel buildings which has been available since 2004

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Guideline Leaflet T10: Holborn Trusts

This leaflet contains the text of the Holborn Trusts, a set of Modern Model Trusts used for residential property owned by Baptist churches, and available for churches to adopt between 1962 and 2003

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Guideline Leaflet T09: Kingsgate Trusts

This leaflet contains the text of the Kingsgate Trusts, a set of Modern Model Trusts used for residential property owned by Baptist churches and available for churches to adopt between 1951 and 1962

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Guideline Leaflet T08: Manse Trusts

This leaflet explains Manse Trusts which apply to many residential properties used by Baptist churches

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Guideline Leaflet T07: Baptist Trusts for Churches 2003

This leaflet contains the text of the Modern Model Trusts for church sites and chapel buildings that has been available since 2003

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Guideline Leaflet T11: Baptist Trusts for Manses 2004