Union of Evangelical Christians-Baptists in Serbia and Montenegro

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The Union of Evangelical Christians-Baptists in Serbia (Serbian: Savez evanđeoskih hrišćana-baptista u Srbiji) is a fellowship of Baptist churches in Serbia and Montenegro founded in 1992.

The union is a member of the European Baptist Federation. Its office is in Belgrade. In 2000 there were 13 churches with 629 members.

References

Baptists Around the World, Albert W. Wardin, editor
"Union of Evangelical Christians-Baptists in Serbia" at Adherents.com
"Union of Evangelical Christian Baptist Churches in Serbia and Montenegro" at Baptist World Alliance

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