What does CCSB stand for?

Canadian Convention of Southern Baptists

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Canadian Convention of Southern Baptists provided a fund for the church plant, and a few families in Kelowna came together to form a core group for the newborn church.

Recovering a missing trail in Canadian Baptist footprints in the ...

Shields; the Fellowship of Evangelical Baptist Churches in Canada (FEBC) who look back to both the Shields movement and the Fellowship of Independent Baptist Churches; the Canadian Convention of Southern Baptists (CCSB); and several independent streams including the Convention of Regular Baptists in British Columbia.

Patterns of Canadian Baptist life in the twentieth century: Baptists ...