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Sola5

Theology	Reformed Baptist, Protestant
Region	Southern Africa
Origin	2005 (2005) Pretoria, South Africa
Congregations	51^[1]
Members	unknown
Official website	sola5.org

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Sola 5 (which replaced the former Reformed Baptist Association of Southern Africa)^[2] is an association of Reformed Baptist and other Protestant evangelical churches in the Southern Africa region. The association was founded at the inaugural conference which was held at Pretoria Baptist Church in Pretoria, South Africa during September 29 through October 2 of 2005.^[3] Notable current or former individuals associated with the organization include Conrad Mbewe^[4] and Voddie Baucham.

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^ "Sola 5 Churches". Sola 5. Retrieved 27 July 2025.
^ Aucamp, Andrew (2013). Volume 2: Baptist denominationalism in Southern Africa (PDF). Retrieved 27 July 2025.
^ "A Brief History". Sola 5. Sola 5. Retrieved 27 July 2025.
^ Cantrell, Tim. "Book Review: Pastoral Preaching, by Conrad Mbewe". 9Marks. 9Marks. Retrieved 27 July 2025.

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