Co•op•er•a•tion
TWO are better than ONE
Eccles. 4:9–10
LARRY HOVIS
SETH HIX
MARY KAYLOR
Executive Coordinator lhovis@cbfnc.org
Associate Coordinator Seth.hix@cbfnc.org
Associate Coordinator mkaylor@cbfnc.org
JIM HYLTON
CBF of North Carolina
Staff
SANTIAGO REALES
AMY COOK
EDDIE HAMMETT
Director of Red Latina CBFNC sreales@cbfnc.org
Communications Specialist acook@cbfnc.org
Church and Clergy Coach ehammett@cbfnc.org
WANDA KIDD
SCOTT HUDGINS
JAMIE RORRER
Business Administration Coordinator jhylton@cbfnc.org
Collegiate Engagement Coordinator wkidd@cbfnc.org
Director of Helping Pastors Thrive shudgins@cbfnc.org
Director of Communications jrorrer@cbfnc.org
KIM & MARC WYATT
Advocates for Refugees and Immigrants mkwyatt@cbfnc.org
ANDY JUNG
TRACY DAVIS
CBSF CAMPUS MINISTERS
TIERNEY BOSS
LIZ BRITT
ADAM HORTON
CAITLIN JACKSON
CHARITY ROBERSON
DAVID STONE
CHRIS TOWLES
Appalachian State University
Triangle Area Schools
UNC Greensboro
Charlotte Area Schools
East Carolina University
Western NC Schools
Wake Forest University
Ministry Specialist ajung@cbfnc.org
Administrative Assistant tdavis@cbfnc.org
ON THE COVER CBFNC’s Red Latina Ministry hosted women from across the state at its 2020 Women’s Conference at First-Huntersville.
TWO ARE BETTER THAN ONE,
because they have a good reward for their toil. For if they fall, one will lift up the other; but woe to one who is alone and falls and does not have another to help. (Ecclesiastes 4:9-10)
CBFNC’s name is comprised of four key concepts: Cooperative, Baptist, Fellowship and North Carolina. Each of these concepts is central to our identity and our way of following Jesus. Because we are Baptists who value freedom and autonomy, we have to work at the first concept, cooperation. For Baptists, cooperation doesn’t come naturally. It requires focus, effort and faithfulness. In fact, I believe that for Baptists, cooperation is a spiritual discipline.
With Christ at the center, everything we do as CBFNC seeks to honor both freedom and cooperation. In this 2020 Annual Report we celebrate the cooperative nature of our fellowship.
As you review the numbers, pictures, stories and testimonies, look for the ways CBFNC exhibits the spirit of Christ-centered cooperation. Even if you personally weren’t engaged in a particular ministry, your support of our fellowship—financially, through prayer, or by advocating for CBFNC in your church or relational network—is an expression of the spirit of cooperation.
Three items are worth highlighting here:
STAFF CHANGES
– Two of our long-time staff members, Linda Jones and Rick Jordan, retired. Though we were sad to say good-bye, we blessed them as they began a new chapter of life focused on family and other goals. We were pleased to welcome three new folks to our staff team: Scott Hudgins as director of our Lilly-funded initiative, Helping Pastors Thrive; Tracy Davis as administrative assistant; and Jamie Rorrer as communications director. In addition, Mary Kaylor, who had joined the CBFNC staff the prior year as administration manager, began a new role as associate coordinator, with a focus on congregational and missional resources.
COVID-19 RESPONSE
– In March, our lives, like the rest of the world, were turned upside-down by the global coronavirus pandemic and its resulting disease, Covid-19. The pandemic forced us to cancel the 2020 Annual Gathering. Our staff and volunteer leaders immediately pivoted from our normal ministry offerings to provide a robust portfolio of ministries focused on coronavirus response.
RACIAL JUSTICE
– As an outgrowth of the decade-long work of CBFNC’s Racial Equity and Justice Team, a feature of the 2020 Annual Gathering was to have been an expanded workshop on systemic racism led by the Racial Equity Institute. In response to several high-profile acts of racial violence, culminating in the murder of George Floyd, we were able to offer this training online, as well as other resources on racism.
Cooperation The Spirit of
Thank you for the many ways you exhibit the spirit of Christ-centered Baptist Cooperation through CBFNC—including your financial support. As Ecclesiastes reminds us, we need each other and are much stronger and effective together than we could ever be alone.
MINISTERS & CHURCHES EQUIP
AS ONE OF OUR CORE MINISTRY PRIORITIES,
CBFNC equips ministers and churches by supporting and strengthening ministry leaders and the congregations they serve. We seek to equip ministers and churches in three primary ways:
The numbers that follow reflect how CBFNC collaborated with ministers and churches in the last year to better equip them for ministry.
MINISTRY JOB BOARD
• Ministerial Transitions: Assisting ministers and churches navigating changes in ministry placement and employment.
• Ministerial Resources: Providing resources for ministers to grow spiritually and professionally, including the Lilly-funded Helping Pastors Thrive initiative.
• Church Resources: Developing a network of resource providers, sister churches and ministry partners that can respond to congregational needs.
128
108
116 64% 36%
Total posts For full-time positions For part-time positions For ministry positions For non-ministry positions Candidates from 14 states
18% 14 Total ministers assisted Total congregations assisted
Funded by a grant from the Lilly Endowment, CBFNC’s Helping Pastors Thrive ministry officially launched in 2019. The program’s three initiatives focus on three distinct vocational stages, which include:
• New Pastors Cohort for pastors in their first three years of post-seminary congregational ministry;
• Workshop Retreats for Pastors for early and mid-career pastors navigating the complex challenges of ministry in established congregations;
• Pastor-in-Residence Program for late career pastors who are nearing retirement and desire dedicated time away from their ministries to reflect on the meaning of their vocation, to prepare for their final years of pastoral service, and to share what they have learned with younger pastors.
HELPING PASTORS THRIVE HELPING
PASTORS THRIVE HELPING PAS-
TORS THRIVE HELPING PASTORS
THRIVE HELPING PASTORS THRIVE
HELPING PASTORS THRIVE HELPING PASTORS THRIVE
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Pastors in New Pastors Cohort with 3 mentors
TORS THRIVE HELPING PASTORS
THRIVE HELPING PASTORS THRIVE
Meetings and events held in-person and online due to COVID-19
HELPING PASTORS THRIVE HELPING PASTORS THRIVE HELPING PAS
TORS THRIVE HELPING PASTORS
Pastors attended workshop retreat: Leadership in a Time of Social and Political Polarization
THRIVE HELPING PASTORS THRIVE
2
HELPING PASTORS THRIVE HELPING PASTORS THRIVE HELPING PAS-
Pastors-in-Residence
9 20 4
Rev. Charles Bryan First, Butner Residency at Gardner-Webb University
TORS THRIVE HELPING PASTORS
Pastors attended seminar: Interfaith Relations & Christian Witness
Rev. Dr. Michael Parnell Temple, Raleigh Residency at Duke Divinity School
THRIVE HELPING PASTORS THRIVE
HELPING PASTORS THRIVE HELPING
THROUGH MISSIONS
“EMBRACING OUR NEIGHBORS implies taking the initiative to cultivate authentic love relationships with those who live among us for different reasons. My vision and goal are to continue motivating our Latino leadership, as partners, to fulfill God’s mission with responsibility.”
-Santiago Reales Director of Red Latina CBFNC
CBFNC PARTNERED WITH CBF GLOBAL, congregations and other organizations to provide disaster recovery efforts in several eastern North Carolina communities dealing with devastation from Hurricanes Florence and Michael, which stormed across our state in the fall of 2018. Recovery efforts lasted well into 2020.
In the immediate aftermath of the storms, CBFNC staff reached out to pastors and leaders of partner congregations in the affected areas, providing spiritual and financial support.
$80,000
$65,000
Dispersed in grants & general disaster relief
In grant money from World Relief distributed to hurricane victims & refugee congregations
DISASTER
RESPONSE
Working with Rick Burnette of CBF Disaster Response, we employed two area coordinators, Daynette Snead Perez in Jones County and Todd Padgett in Columbus County, to coordinate volunteer efforts in those communities and adjacent areas. First, New Bern and First, Whiteville, provided volunteer housing for the Jones and Columbus efforts, respectively.
We are grateful for these leaders and churches, and all those who gave generously and served selflessly to embrace our vulnerable neighbors with the tangible love of Christ.
29 Disaster Relief, Mission Engagement, and Hunger Fund grants
50 Homes repaired
38 Churches & groups volunteered
25 Families assisted
GRANTS
“While these communities suffered the disruptive effects of Hurricane Florence, the quick, continuous, and organized efforts of CBF Disaster Response allowed residents to actively participate in their own repair decisions and eventually return to their homes. As a result, the communities were able to move forward with the reopening of churches, resumption of community gatherings, and the return of community members. In addition to construction support, the uplifting nature of the CBF DR efforts provided residents with spiritual and emotional support throughout the recovery process.”
-Rev. Dr. Daynette Snead Perez
Racial Equity & Justice Ministry Team Member
FINDING A WAY WELCOME HOUSE GOD IS FIND
19 Vulnerable people served by Welcome House
ING A WAY WELCOME HOUSE GOD IS FINDING
WAY WELCOME HOUSE GOD IS FINDING A WAY WELCOME HOUSE GOD IS FINDING A WAY WEL
in the midst of all the evil and the struggles and complications of our world today to bring transformation and new life into existence. I do not know what all the answers are to all of our struggles, but I believe that the Lord is still working in this broken world to make all things new, and the stories of refugees’ trials and triumphs is evidence of that to me.”
COME HOUSE GOD IS FINDING A WAY WELCOME
HOUSE GOD IS FINDING A WAY WELCOME HOUSE
-Mark Mofield Senior Pastor,
Temple-Durham
35 ESL classes per week conducted by Welcome House
GOD IS FINDING A WAY WELCOME HOUSE GOD
FINDING A WAY WELCOME HOUSE GOD IS FIND
7 Welcome Houses for housing refugees
3 Apartments for community outreach/ESL classes
16 Teams/congregations supporting Welcome House
ING A WAY WELCOME HOUSE GOD IS FINDING
WAY WELCOME HOUSE GOD IS FINDING A WAY GOD IS FINDING A WAY WEL GOD IS FINDING A WAY WELCOME GOD IS FINDING A WAY WELCOME HOUSE
RACIALEQUITY&JUSTICE
JUBILEE BAPTIST officially began as a brand new fellowship as a replant of Ephesus Baptist in Chapel Hill in September 2019. With the mission of "Love as if a Different World is Possible," Jubilee began with approximately 100 people in attendance.
CBFNC financially supported 3 additional churches last year as part of our new church starts:
For 15 years, CBFNC has sought to broaden understanding and provide resources on the issue of racial equity and justice. Under the leadership of CBFNC’s Racial Equity and Justice Team, we have convened conversations, offered workshops and developed curriculum to help church leaders equip congregations to engage in a “ministry of reconciliation” (2 Cor. 5:19). Racial justice was to have been a dominant theme at March’s Annual Gathering, which, unfortunately, was cancelled due to the Coronavirus. The Racial Equity Institute "Groundwater Presentation" that was originally planned as part of Annual Gathering, was offered as a virtual experience instead.
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200 attended REI Virtual Groundwater Presentation
CHURCHSTARTS
4 Church starts supported
Chinese Church of Hillside (Chapel Hill)
Shiloh Restoration Church (Raleigh)
Iglesia Valle De Esparanza (Durham)
STUDENTS & YOUNG ADULTS
CHILDREN’S MISSION DAYS
NOVEMBER 2019
3
Children’s Mission Days events held in Raleigh, Greenville & Morganton
20 Churches participated Room for ALL
OUR PRIORITIES include faith formation experiences for youth and children, developing student ministries on college campuses around our state, and supporting quality theological education for those who will lead our churches and other vital ministries.
YOUTH BEACH RETREAT ENGAGE
BAPTIST ASSEMBLY FORT CASWELL
SEPTEMBER 2019
YOUTH SKI RETREAT
JANUARY 2020 WINTERPLACE, VA
10
Churches participated
“The fall beach retreat at Caswell was the first trip I planned as the new youth minister at Clemmons First Baptist Church. It was their first exposure to CBFNC, an organization that I have loved for many years. My youth were excited to go back to a place they were familiar with, but to experience it in a new way. I hoped to begin creating new memories, and this beach retreat gave us the perfect opportunity to bond as a group away from the hustle and bustle of their lives at home. This trip kicked off our future as a group, and they have continued to talk about the memories they made there all year long. It made them excited for other CBFNC trips, such as the Winterplace ski retreat, and of course they began a countdown to return to Caswell again.”
- Rev. Kaylee Godfrey
Minister of Youth and Outreach, Clemmons FBC Clemmons
"Our youth group looks forward to the Ski Retreat all year long. They love getting out on the slopes and sliding down the snowy mountains on tubes! As fun as the snow is, we love the opportunity that the ski retreat provides us to grow together as a family! Lasting bonds and spiritual connections are made each year on the ski retreat. We make memories and come home with stories to tell! This retreat has become a sacred tradition for First Baptist Elkin. I'm so thankful for this CBF retreat and the positive impact it has made each year for our youth group."
-Justin
Bell
Associate Pastor, FBC Elkin
12 Churches participated
CBFNC’S
INVESTMENT IN MINISTERING
to young adults and college students has always been integral in our overall commitment to serving Christ. In today’s environment, connecting with students is ever so important. Having a CBFNC campus minister with whom students can relate is paramount as they go through these crucial years into adulthood. Our campus ministers invested in the lives of college students in a variety of ways over the past year. We are proud that during the COVID-19 upheaval, our college ministers continued to connect with their students, as well as reach new students. The ways in which we do college ministry have changed drastically this year, but CBFNC and our campus ministers are discovering new ways to reach and connect with young adults during this important time in their lives.
SPRING BREAK MISSION TRIP COLLEGIATE MINISTRY
Students from Western Carolina University, UNC Asheville, and Appalachian State University spent time on their spring break serving in North Charleston, SC. The students worked with Metanoia, a community development organization started by CBF of South Carolina. Students worked on property fences and painting housing units that Metanoia will use to make affordable housing possible in North Charleston.
Appalachian State University
Charlotte Area
Kings College
Queens University
UNC Charlotte
Duke University
East Carolina University
North Carolina Central University
Triangle Area
Meredith College
North Carolina State University
William Peace College
Wake Tech Community College
UNC Asheville
UNC Chapel Hill
UNC Greensboro
Wake Forest University
Western Carolina University
Partnerships on other campuses
Campbell University
Chowan University
Gardner-Webb University
Mars Hill University
Wingate University
12 Campus ministers & interns on staff
ENGAGE
MID-WINTER RETREAT
10 Campus groups participated
Just as the spring semester began at college campuses across North Carolina, CBFNC Collegiate Ministry gathered for its annual Mid-Winter Retreat. Students and support staff from over 10 different campuses assembled for a time worship and reflection at Camp Thunderbird in Lake Wylie, SC. The theme, “In-Focus,” was chosen for the weekend to intentionally be a time of spiritual renewal and rest, giving students opportunities to explore different topics. This year, the event was expanded to include CBF young adult ministries from other states.
12 Young Leaders to Know with NC connections
CBFNC Campus Minister Liz Britt and Ministry Intern Adrian Bullock were recognized in CBF’s 25 Young Leaders to Know, which were recognized during the 2020 virtual CBF General Assembly.
Liz Britt
Adrian Bullock
Alden Gallimore
Kaleb Graves
Katie Hambrick
Lauren Hamilton
Weston Henderson
Catherine Jackson-Jordan
Jessica McDougald
Kristan Pitts
Kaya Prasad
Summer Caniglia Rice
4 Lolley scholars
Campbell University School of Divinity
Tanner Brown
Duke Divinity School
Luke Perrin
Elizabeth Swett
Sean Timmons
$73,000
THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION SUPPORT
Campbell University School of Divinity
Adrian Bullock
Andrew Garnett
Brandon Hendricks
Justin Lockamy
Cari Willis
International Baptist
Theological Study Center
Matthew Norman
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Awarded in scholarships in 2019–2020
27 Causey scholars
Wake Forest School of Divinity
Alden Gallimore
Mary Beth Beck-Henderson
Candler School of Theology, Emory University
Timothy Peoples
Justin Cox Soul Shepherding Institute
Sharon Howell Welsch
Gardner-Webb School of Divinity
Sarah Blackwell
Alfred E. Blount
Andrew Corley
Santiago Reales
McAfee School of Theology,
Mercer University
Chris Hensley
PROVIDING SUPPORT AND SCHOLARSHIP
ASSISTANCE to students engaged in theological education is an important part of the work of CBFNC.
Supported by an endowment fund established by CBFNC in 2008 to honor Randall and Lou Lolley, the Lolley Scholarships are our most comprehensive scholarships that provide perpetual funding of theological education for future ministers. Through individual and congregational gifts to the endowment fund, CBFNC is able to support four to five outstanding students for all three years of their M.Div. program. Please join us in congratulating the following 2020–2021 Lolley Scholarship recipients.
Duke Divinity School
Claudia Grainger
Justin Kaleb Graves
Hunter Greene
Tiffani Harris
Kaiya M Jennings
Stacy Nowell
Ryan Reed
Charity Roberson
Ronald Thomas Sr
Major Treadway
Christopher West
OUR FELLOWSHIP ENHANCE
AN UNANTICIPATED SHIFT
Bringing Cooperative Baptists across North Carolina together for the CBFNC Annual Gathering each March is central to how we enhance our fellowship. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, we made the hard decision to cancel this year’s Annual Gathering. The global pandemic that forced radical changes for the world, our nation and our churches, also led to a new approach to ministry for CBFNC. Our response to the Coronavirus included the following:
• Online Resources: Created a Coronavirus Resources page on cbfnc.org
$20,000+
Awarded in grants
• Virtual Roundtables and Webinars: Hosted online events on various topics
• Individual Consultations and Assistance: Checking on and consulting with pastors, associate ministers and other church leaders, offered PPE supplies and online giving platform for churches
22 Virtual roundtables & webinars
• Grants: Offered special technology and hunger fund grants to congregations and ministry partners
• Robust Communication: Increased communication to a weekly email in the initial phase and continue to communicate regularly and clearly through a variety platforms
In the midst of the pandemic, our nation found itself in the grip of another upheaval over racial injustice. A series of murders of black people, at the hands of police or vigilantes, led to protests nationwide. Building on a strong foundation laid by more than a decade of racial justice ministry, CBFNC offered a webinar led by Dr. Curtis Freeman and Dr. David Goatley both with Duke Divinity School about deepening the racial justice conversation. We also provided training online by the Racial Equity Institute in which 200 people registered. Our Racial Equity Justice and Ministry team is working to expand racial justice resources and advocacy in the days ahead.
SPECIAL THANKS
CBFNC COORDINATING COUNCIL
and those who serve on other councils, ministry teams and committees
Becky Keesler, Moderator
Jeff Harris, Moderator-elect
Doug Murray, Past Moderator
Gina Brock, Recorder
Jason Cogdill, Treasurer
Seth Asbill
David Brooks
Sarah Davis
David Hailey
Marion Horton
Christopher Ingram
Stacy Nowell
Anita Thompson
Attended Elevating Preaching
16 Churches in Growing Young Cohort
33
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6
115 Divinity schools hosted CBF Days Issues of The Gathering eNewsletter subscribers Webinars & virtual events
3,586
ENHANCE A LOOK BACKWARD
THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT of the mission and ministry of CBFNC. Because of you, the love of Christ has been shown to newcomers, young leaders, struggling congregations, transitioning clergy, and many individuals across our state. Your commitment to serve God and serve others through CBFNC ministries and our ministry partners has been essential in the fulfillment of God’s mission in the world. We rely solely on your financial support and are grateful that you have chosen to partner with us again. CBF of North Carolina, Inc., is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and does not receive operational support from any denominational group, including CBF Global. As a result, CBFNC is dependent on your financial support.
$2,424,000 WAS GIVEN FOR THE CBFNC MISSIONS AND MINISTRY FUNDING PLAN
2019–2020 CBFNC MINISTRY BUDGET
Embrace Neighbors through Missions (43%)
Equip Ministers & Churches (20%)
Engage Students & Young Adults (20%)
Enhance the Fellowship (17%)
2019-2020 PARTNER FUNDING
(excludes CBF Global)
Missions & Social Ministries (35%)
Theological Education Partners (30%)
Collegiate Ministry Partners (23%)
Congregational & Ministry Support Partners (7%)
Baptist Identity Partners (5%)
CBFNC TOTAL GIFTS 10-YEAR GIVING HISTORY
2011–2020 (not including contributions to CBF Global)
GIVE ONLINE: www.cbfnc.org/give or mail to:
CBFNC
2640 Reynolda Road Winston-Salem, NC 27106
$3,000,000
$2,500,000
$2,000,000
$1,500,000
$1,000,000
$500,000
$0
YOUR FINANCIAL SUPPORT IS VITAL. As we go into churches and communities to serve in Christ’s name, your financial partnership is necessary for our ministry and that of our many ministry partners.
Many individuals give through their church budgets. Continue to give through your church but also consider making an individual contribution directly to CBFNC. Every gift, no matter the size, makes a difference!
Angier Baptist Church-Angier
Antioch Baptist Church-Taylorsville
Ardmore Baptist Church-Winston Salem
Athens Drive Baptist Church-Raleigh
Baptist Tabernacle Church-Wendell
Bear Swamp Baptist Church-Littleton
Benson Baptist Church-Benson
Bethlehem Baptist Church-Youngsville
Blackwell Memorial Baptist Church-Elizabeth City
Boiling Springs Baptist Church-Boiling Springs
Boonville Baptist Church-Boonville
Brunswick Islands Baptist Church-Supply
Buies Creek First Baptist Church-Buies Creek
Bullock Baptist Church-Bullock
Burningtown Baptist Church-Franklin
Calvary Baptist Church-Asheville
Calvary Baptist Church-Mars Hill
Calvary Baptist Church-Mount Airy
Calvary Baptist Church-Reidsville
Canton First Baptist Church-Canton
CBF Global
Chadbourn Baptist Church-Chadbourn
Churchland Baptist Church-Lexington
Clemmons First Baptist Church-Clemmons
College Park Baptist Church-Winston Salem
Connaritsa Baptist Church-Aulander
Cornerstone Baptist Church-Valdese
Covenant Baptist Church-Gastonia
Covenant Baptist Fellowship-Winston Salem
Crabtree Valley Baptist Church-Raleigh
Cullowhee Baptist Church-Cullowhee
Dortches Baptist Church-Rocky Mount
Durham Memorial Baptist Church-Durham
Early's Baptist Church-Ahoskie
Eatons Baptist Church-Mocksville
Ecclesia Baptist Church-Fairview
Edenton Baptist Church-Edenton
ENHANCE 2019–2020 CONTRIBUTING CHURCHES
Emerald Isle Baptist Church-Emerald Isle
Emerywood Baptist Church-High Point
Enfield Baptist Church-Enfield
Enon Baptist Church-Oxford
Fair Bluff Baptist Church-Fair Bluff
Falls Baptist Church-Wake Forest
Fellowship Baptist Church-Winston Salem
First Baptist Church-Ahoskie
First Baptist Church-Albemarle
First Baptist Church-Asheville
First Baptist Church-Biscoe
First Baptist Church-Black Mountain
First Baptist Church-Bladenboro
First Baptist Church-Boone
First Baptist Church-Bryson City
First Baptist Church-Burnsville
First Baptist Church-Butner
First Baptist Church-Carolina Beach
First Baptist Church-Clarkton
First Baptist Church-Clayton
First Baptist Church-Clinton
First Baptist Church-Cramerton
First Baptist Church-Dobson
First Baptist Church-Drexel
First Baptist Church-Dunn
First Baptist Church-Elizabeth City
First Baptist Church-Elkin
First Baptist Church-Elon
First Baptist Church-Fairmont
First Baptist Church-Farmville
First Baptist Church-Fayetteville
First Baptist Church-Forest City
First Baptist Church-Four Oaks
First Baptist Church-Gastonia
First Baptist Church-Goldsboro
First Baptist Church-Graham
First Baptist Church-Greensboro
First Baptist Church-Hamlet
First Baptist Church-Henderson
First Baptist Church-Hickory
First Baptist Church-Hillsborough
First Baptist Church-Huntersville
First Baptist Church-Jamestown
First Baptist Church-Jonesville
First Baptist Church-Kannapolis
First Baptist Church-Kernersville
First Baptist Church-Laurinburg
First Baptist Church-Lenoir
First Baptist Church-Lexington
First Baptist Church-Liberty
First Baptist Church-Lincolnton
First Baptist Church-Lumberton
First Baptist Church-Marion
First Baptist Church-Mayodan
First Baptist Church-Mebane
First Baptist Church-Mocksville
First Baptist Church-Monroe
First Baptist Church-Morehead City
First Baptist Church-Morganton
First Baptist Church-Mount Airy
First Baptist Church-Mount Gilead
First Baptist Church-Mount Holly
First Baptist Church-Mount Olive
First Baptist Church-New Bern
First Baptist Church-North Wilkesboro
First Baptist Church-Raleigh
First Baptist Church-Red Springs
First Baptist Church-Rowland
First Baptist Church-Rutherfordton
First Baptist Church-Sanford
First Baptist Church-Shelby
First Baptist Church-Smithfield
First Baptist Church-Southern Pines
First Baptist Church-Spring Hope
First Baptist Church-Stanfield
First Baptist Church-Stantonsburg
First Baptist Church-Statesville
First Baptist Church-Stoneville
First Baptist Church-Sylva
First Baptist Church-Tarboro
First Baptist Church-Tryon
First Baptist Church-Valdese
First Baptist Church-Wallace
First Baptist Church-Washington
First Baptist Church-Waynesville
First Baptist Church-Weaverville
First Baptist Church-West Jefferson
First Baptist Church-Whiteville
First Baptist Church-Wilmington
First Baptist Church-Wilson
First Baptist Church-Winston Salem
Fishing Creek Baptist Church-Whitakers
CONTRIBUTING CHURCHES
Flat Rock Baptist Church-Hamptonville
Flat Springs Baptist Church-Sanford
Florence Baptist Church-Forest City
Forest Hills Baptist Church-Raleigh
ENHANCE
Franklinton Baptist Church-Franklinton
Goshen Baptist Church-Leland
Greystone Baptist Church-Raleigh
Grove Park Baptist Church-Clinton
Hallsboro Baptist Church-Hallsboro
Hayes Barton Baptist Church-Raleigh
Hester Baptist Church-Oxford
Hickory Rock Baptist Church-Louisburg
Hiddenite Baptist Church-Hiddenite
Hillside Church-Chapel Hill
Hominy Baptist Church-Candler
Hope Christian Fellowship Church-Roanoke Rapids
Hope Valley Baptist Church-Durham
Iglesia Bautista Hispana-Charlotte
Iglesia Bautista La Roca-Raleigh
Immanuel Baptist Church-Greenville
Immanuel Baptist Church-Greensboro
Jersey Baptist Church-Lexington
Knightdale Baptist Church-Knightdale
Knollwood Baptist Church-Winston Salem
Lafayette Baptist Church-Fayetteville
Lakeside Baptist Church-Rocky Mount
Lamberth Memorial Baptist Church-Roxboro
Lennons Cross Roads Baptist Church-Bladenboro
Littleton Baptist Church-Littleton
Longview Baptist Church-Raleigh
Loray Baptist Church-Gastonia
Louisburg Baptist Church-Louisburg
Lowe's Grove Baptist Church-Durham
Lystra Baptist Church-Chapel Hill
Macedonia Baptist Church-Raleigh
Mars Hill Baptist Church-Mars Hill
Masonboro Baptist Church-Wilmington
McGill Baptist Church-Concord
Memorial Baptist Church-Buies Creek
Millbrook Baptist Church-Raleigh
Morningside Baptist Church-Asheville
Mosaic of Clayton-Clayton
Mount Adar Baptist Church-Mebane
Mount Carmel Baptist Church-Chapel Hill
Mount Gilead Baptist Church-Pittsboro
Mount Hermon Baptist Church-Durham
Mount Pisgah Baptist Church-Fayetteville
Mountain Grove Baptist Church-Hickory
Mt Zion Baptist Church-Whiteville
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church-Forest City
Murfreesboro Baptist Church-Murfreesboro
Neill's Creek Baptist Church-Angier
New Hope Baptist Church-Raleigh
New Life Chinese Christian Church-Kannapolis
Nobles Chapel Baptist Church-Sims
North Carolina Baptist Foundation-Cary
Northwest Baptist Church-Winston Salem
Oak Ridge Baptist Church-Kittrell
Oakmont Baptist Church-Greenville
Oakwood Park Baptist Church-Asheboro
Olive Chapel Baptist Church-Apex
Open Arms Fellowship-Creedmoor
Oxford Baptist Church-Oxford
Parkwood Baptist Church-High Point
Pauline Baptist Church-Four Oaks
Peace Haven Baptist Church-Winston Salem
Pfafftown Baptist Church-Pfafftown
Piney Grove Baptist Church-Mount Airy
Poplar Springs Baptist Church-Shelby
Pritchard at South End-Charlotte
Providence Baptist Church-Charlotte
Providence Baptist Church-Hendersonville
Reynoldson Baptist Church-Gates
Richfield Baptist Church-Richfield
Ridge Road Baptist Church-Raleigh
Roberts Chapel Baptist Church-Pendleton
Rocky River Baptist Church-Siler City
Rolesville Baptist Church-Rolesville
Rosewood First Baptist Church-Goldsboro
Round Hill Baptist Church-Union Mills
Roxboro Baptist Church-Roxboro
Sardis Baptist Church-Charlotte
Snyder Memorial Baptist Church-Fayetteville
Southeast Baptist Church-Greensboro
Spencer Baptist Church-Spindale
Spilman Memorial Baptist Church-Kinston
St. John's Baptist Church-Charlotte
St. John's Baptist Church-Raleigh
Swift Creek Baptist Church-Raleigh
Tabernacle Baptist Church-Raleigh
Temple Baptist Church- Durham
Temple Baptist Church-Raleigh
Temple Baptist Church- Wilmington
The Fountain of Raleigh Fellowship-Raleigh
The Memorial Baptist Church-Greenville
The Summit Church-Sylva
Triangle Baptist Church-Raleigh
Trinity Baptist Church-Raleigh
Trinity Baptist Church-Newton
Union Cross Baptist Church-Kernersville
United Baptist Church-Winston Salem
Unity Christian Church International-Fayetteville
University Baptist Church-Chapel Hill
Wake Forest Baptist Church-Wake Forest
Warrenton Baptist Church-Warrenton
Watts Street Baptist Church-Durham
West Side Baptist Church-Winston-Salem
Western NC Baptist Fellowship-Candler
Westfield Baptist Church-Dunn
Westview Baptist Church-Shelby
Westwood Baptist Church-Cary
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Wilson, Thomas
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Wright, James
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Putting our ministry into motion to share God's love in our state and world.
GOING FORWARD
BECAUSE THE 2020 ANNUAL GATHERING
was cancelled, the CBFNC Annual Business Meeting (ABM) was pushed back to June, during the state meeting of the virtual 2020 CBF General Assembly. In the ABM, our North Carolina fellowship voted to approve new bylaws, allowing CBFNC to adopt a new Ministry Team Structure that will be implemented in April 2021. This new Ministry Team structure will be more nimble and flexible, involve and bless more people in the areas of their passion and giftedness, and enable us to better “put our ministry in motion” to address the pressing challenges of congregations and our shared mission.
Putting our ministry into motion to share God's love in our state and world.
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