Reformed Baptist Churches in Dayton, Ohio
I've heard of some individuals searching for reformed baptist churches in the Dayton area, but unfortunately both web searches and others knowledge of these congregations is limited. I will talk about what I believe to be the three RB churches I know about in the area, but if I've missed on please let me know.
I have visited all three, and I am familiar with differing levels of each congregation. I will highlight some major differing points between the three, but most of the differences are primarily ecclessiastical and not soteriological. They will also range from the most "traditional" to more "contemporary" in how they hold their services.
Kemp Road Baptist Church
Kemp is the church I am a member of and frequent. It comes out of an association called the Association of Reformed Baptist Churches of America or ARBCA. They are creedalistic, in particular the 1689 2nd London Baptist Confession of Faith. They are fairly strict cessationists and sabbatarians, and the congregation numbers between 100-150 each Sunday morning.
Grace Covenant
Grace Covenant is right down the road from Kemp, and there are very similar in their theological adherence to a confession although they choose the Westminster Confession of Faith although they are baptistic. You will find more theological liberty amongst their leadership with some being Presbyterian, Dispensationalists, etc. They also employ a slightly more contemporary form of music then Kemp would. The teaching pastor also is a member of the Fellowship of Independent Reformed Evangelicals or FIRE. They also share a similar congregation size to Kemp.
Clearcreek Chapel
Clearcreek Chapel is unfortunately the one I know the least about, but I have visited as well as conversed with some congregants. Their services would be more contemporary then the previous two, and the congregation size is also larger then both Grace and Kemp. Of the three, they probably wear the RB title the least on their sleeve making it more inviting to those who don't understand the Doctrines of Grace.
If I Forgot Something
If I forgot a congregation and/or someone more familiar with the congregations above would like me to alter the descriptions then please let me know in the comments. This should be a good resource, however, for individuals looking for reformed and baptistic churches in the Dayton, Ohio (OH) area.
Aug 22nd 2008 
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Aug 23rd 2008
Here is some additional information for Grace Covenant Church:
They have morning Bible studies called Adult Bible Fellowships that run for a few months per study. These studies occur before the morning worship service. There are normally 3-4 studies covering different topics going at any given time covering a wide array of topics. The current list of ABFs includes:
1. A Study of "The Church"
2. A Study on the subject of "Parenting"
3. A Study of the book of Job
4. Intro to Grace Covenant (Membership Class)
Grace also has a number of house groups called flocks. There are four flocks. Each is elder led and there is one for four major geographical regions of the Beavercreek/Fairborn area.
During the weeks there is a men's leadership development group and a women's inductive study of the book of John.
I hope that provides additional information that proves to be useful.
Aug 23rd 2008
Thanks for that information Perry!