The London Confession of Faith

The London Confession of Faith, drafted in 1689, is a detailed statement of Christian beliefs that outlines core doctrines such as the authority of the Bible, the nature of God, salvation through Jesus Christ, and the importance of faith and grace. It was created to unify and clarify the beliefs of Reformed and Baptist churches in England, emphasizing the importance of Scripture as the ultimate authority and advocating for believer’s baptism. Essentially, it serves as a doctrinal guide to help Christians understand and agree on fundamental doctrines of their faith within a historical and theological context.