I saw a Baptist Non Denominational Church…Wonder if this info from Ai 🤖 is accurate … hmm 🤔

 That's an interesting and increasingly common thing to see. It can definitely be confusing, because on the surface, it seems contradictory.

Here's a breakdown of what that might mean:

 * Baptist Churches are part of a specific Christian tradition with roots in the Protestant Reformation. They hold certain core beliefs, such as the baptism of believers by full immersion, and a congregational form of church government where each church is self-governing. They are part of a larger denominational family, even if they aren't tied to a specific convention.

 * Non-Denominational Churches are typically independent and not formally affiliated with any larger group, hierarchy, or convention. They often focus on a specific style of worship or community that may not fit neatly into a traditional denomination.

The reason a Baptist church might use both labels is often about communication and identity. The church is likely trying to convey that while they hold to key Baptist beliefs (like believer's baptism and congregational rule), they are not officially affiliated with a specific Baptist convention (like the Southern Baptist Convention).

In this way, the "non-denominational" label serves to emphasize their independence and may also be a way to attract people who have been turned off by traditional denominational labels. It's a way of saying, "We follow the Baptist tradition, but we're not bound by a larger organization."