About the LBA Website
About the LBA Website
This is the website of the London Baptist Association which has been set up to serve
its member churches by providing them with information.
It has deliberately been written to download quickly by
minimising the use of unnecessary graphics.
Getting around the LBA Website
The LBA website has a central page called the "Capital Information Centre".
You can get back to that page from anywhere on the website
by clicking on any LBA logo, minilogo, or logo bar.
Finding Information on the LBA website
The information on this website is divided into the following main topics:
Each of these main topics has its own page which can be accessed directly from the Capital
Information Centre. You can also go directly to many sub-topics from the
Capital Information Centre or via the main page for each topic.
There are a number of indices to the information on the
LBA website which can be found via the page Indices to the LBA website,
If all else fails, you can use the search box
which you will find as part of the Capital Information Centre.
PDF and RTF Documents
We have some files on the LBA website which can be downloaded in
rtf or pdf format. To read them in your browser, left-click as usual.
To download them, right-click on the link and save them to your hard disk.
They should be clearly identified on the website.
Documents in Portable Document Format
(pdf) can be read using a free reader downloadable from the Adobe website
which may already be integrated into your browser. pdf is used for
publishing documents which should not be edited further (like annual accounts).
pdf documents are identified by the
symbol  .
Documents in Rich Text Format (rtf) can be loaded into virtually every
wordprocessor and can then be edited.
Left-click on the link to read the document in your browser;
right-click to download it to your PC.
Copyright and the LBA Website
The London Baptist Association site has been designed, developed, and is maintained by
Colin Hicks.
Except as otherwise noted on the relevant page or below,
all material on these pages is either in
the public domain or the copyright is owned by the London Baptist Association (© 1996-2004).
If we have inadvertently breached anyone's copyright, please let us know and we
will remove the material from the web site or place a copyright
acknowledgement below.
You must ask permission before using any copyright material from this website.
Christian churches may link to pages on this website without formal permission
but it would be
encouraging for us if you let us know that you are doing this (by
e-mail)!
Most of the graphics on this website were created by Colin Hicks.
A few are public domain and come from a
variety of sources including: Icon
Bazaar, Clip Art Warehouse,
GraphX Kingdom.
More about the LBA Website
You will find information about the LBA website on the following pages:
See also:
This page is maintained by Colin Hicks;
Comments by e-mail are
welcome
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