2022-2023 Annual Report

EXECUTIVE COORDINATOR

Our Unity Through Cooperation

The story is sometimes told of the meeting that took place in Atlanta in 1991 where CBF was constituted and named. It was originally proposed that the name for this new Baptist body be “United Baptist Fellowship.” In the debate that followed, an alternate name was suggested, along with this explanation (paraphrased), “Baptists have never been united about anything, but we have been cooperative. Let’s instead call it ‘Cooperative Baptist Fellowship.’”

It is true that from the very beginning of the Baptist movement in the early 16th century, diversity of thought and practice has been our hallmark. But we have experienced unity. Our unity is not based on conformity, but on three other factors. These factors include the Lordship of Jesus Christ, Baptist principles and cooperation in mission and ministry. This triad is beautifully captured in CBFNC’s identity statement:

We are a fellowship of Baptists in North Carolina sharing a commitment to the Lordship of Jesus Christ, sensitivity to the Holy Spirit in our midst, and a reverence for God’s Word. Our oneness is expressed through a devotion to historic Baptist principles of faith and practice. This devotion calls us to join together in responding to Jesus’ call to go into all the world to share God’s love - Matthew 28:19-20.

Based on Psalm 133:1, this year’s theme seeks to capture the idea that as God’s children, siblings in faith, we can live together in common cause to do God’s work. With Christ as our center, and respect for our differences according to Baptist principles, we can accomplish far more together than we can alone.

This report describes the results of cooperative unity in our life together over the last fiscal year, from April 2022 to March 2023. Here are a few highlights of a fruitful year together:

Ministerial Transitions – In June 2022, Andy Hale joined the CBFNC staff as Associate Executive Coordinator. Immediately he went to work to revamp one of CBFNC’s oldest services, ministerial transitions, where we assist churches to call new ministers to their staff. His excellent work has resulted in new processes and resources to serve churches and ministers.

Helping Pastors Thrive – A centerpiece of this Lilly Endowment funded program, directed by Scott Hudgins, involves retreats for ministers at all stages of their vocational journey. The pandemic forced most of these retreats to be converted to online experiences, but this year they returned to a large offering of in-person events, which were enthusiastically welcomed by participants.

Staff Visits to Churches – A hallmark of our staff throughout our history, this year saw a return to a full schedule of staff visits in churches to preach, teach, consult and provide many kinds of leadership and support.

30th Anniversary – CBFNC will celebrate its 30th anniversary in 2024. A special committee has been working for over a year to plan various ways to observe this milestone.

Annual Gathering – Many North Carolina Cooperative Baptists look forward to the Annual Gathering every year as a time to reconnect with old friends and make new ones. The Annual Gathering was disrupted for three years due to the pandemic. The 2023 Annual Gathering saw a return to pre-pandemic participation and new energy infused every aspect of our time together.

Housing and Hospitality Summit – Though technically not part of the period covered by this report, we hosted the first-ever Housing and Hospitality Summit of the Welcome Network. This ministry now engages over 60 churches in NC and beyond. More information will come later about this transformative event and the ministry it supports.

We are grateful to the churches and individual donors whose financial support made these ministries possible. Overall, generosity from individuals increased during this fiscal year, while there was a decline in giving from churches, in some cases due to enhanced local ministries. We pray that church support for CBFNC will rebound in the coming year, without any loss of local missional engagement.

North Carolina Cooperative Baptists are a diverse bunch. We hold differing perspectives on some challenging issues facing our society. But we agree on the most important issues – Jesus Christ, Baptist principles and the call to cooperative missions. As far as I’m concerned, that’s a firm foundation on which to base a fellowship.

Larry Hovis

CBFNC Executive Coordinator

OUR OUR MISSION

Bringing Baptists of North Carolina Together for Christ-Centered Ministry

OUR MINISTRY PRIORITIES

EQUIP MINISTERS & CHURCHES

CBFNC supports and strengthens ministry leaders and the congregations they serve through:

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 – Connecting churches with resources and providers (sister churches and ministry partners) that can respond to congregational needs.

EMBRACE NEIGHBORS THROUGH MISSIONS

CBFNC partners with churches and missional catalysts to embrace neighbors with the love of Christ by:

Providing grants to churches for causes such as disaster and hunger relief.

Assisting congregations in ministries of racial equity and justice.

Supporting the Red Latina (Latinx) state-wide ministry.

· Empowering, connecting and inspiring local congregations to engage in ministries of welcome in their communities through our Welcome Network.

Partnering with CBF field personnel and other missional advocates.

Funding nearly 30 missions and social ministry partners; theological and higher education partners; and Baptist identity partners.

ENGAGE STUDENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS

OUR FELLOWSHIP

CBF of North Carolina (CBFNC) is a fellowship of individuals and churches partnering in ministry so that all people may know and believe that they and those around them are loved by God. As a trusted ministry partner to local churches, CBFNC is committed to serving Jesus Christ, preserving historic Baptist freedoms and calling out God’s gifts in Christians and churches to engage in God’s mission in our state and world. Based in Winston-Salem, CBFNC collaborates with the larger Cooperative Baptist Fellowship network.

CBFNC invests in emerging generations of Christians for discipleship and leadership by:

Hosting retreats for children and for youth that focus on deepening discipleship and missions.

Supporting Cooperative Baptist Student Fellowship (CBSF) ministries and campus ministers on college campuses throughout North Carolina.

· Offering Growing Young, in partnership with Fuller Youth Institute (FYI), to help churches better welcome and engage young people ages 15-29.

Providing scholarship assistance to students engaged in theological education.

OUR LEADERSHIP CBFNC STAFF

LARRY HOVIS Executive Coordinator

ANDY HALE Associate Executive Coordinator

MARY KAYLOR .................................................................................. Associate Coordinator

JIM HYLTON Business Administration Coordinator

SCOTT HUDGINS Director of Helping Pastors Thrive

JAMIE RORRER ................................................................... Director of Communications

SANTIAGO REALES Director of Red Latina

KATHRYN ASHWORTH Ministry Support Manager

AMY COOK ...............................................................................Communications Specialist

ANDY JUNG Ministry Specialist

JASON COGDILL Legal Resources Partner

KIM & MARC WYATT ........................................................ Welcome House Founders and Welcome Network Coordinators

COLLEGIATE MINISTRY TEAM

CAITIE JACKSON ............................................................ Campus Ministries Associate and Charlotte Region Campus Minister

DAVID STONE ................................................................... Campus Ministries Associate and Western Region Campus Minister

CHRIS TOWLES ............................................................. Campus Ministries Associates and Triad Region Campus Minister

TIERNEY BOSS ...................... Appalachian State University Campus Minister

ADRIAN BULLOCK Triangle Region Campus Minister

CHRIS CHERRY UNC Greensboro Campus Minister

2022-2023

COORDINATING COUNCIL

The Coordinating Council is the official board of directors of the non-profit corporation known as “CBF of North Carolina.” Their purpose is to strengthen the bonds that tie us together in fellowship and ministry through communications, gatherings, partner relationships, personnel, finances and other resources.

JEFF HARRIS, Moderator .................................................................. First Baptist, Tryon

STACY NOWELL, Moderator-elect First Baptist, Huntersville

BECKY KEESLER, Past Moderator................................. First Baptist, Mount Airy

GINA BROCK, Recorder Ardmore Baptist, Winston-Salem

JASON COGDILL ........................................................................................................... Treasurer

DAVID BROOKS Edenton Baptist, Edenton

MARION HORTON ................................................................. Zebulon Baptist, Zebulon

DAVID HAILEY Hayes Barton Baptist, Raleigh

ANITA THOMPSON .......................................................................... First Baptist, Ahoskie

SARAH DAVIS First Baptist, Sylva

CAROLYN DICKENS ......................................................................... First Baptist, Raleigh

KENDELL CAMERON First Baptist, Albemarle

JOHN ROBERSON Westwood Baptist, Cary

The Coordinating Council and staff are assisted by volunteer leaders serving on 12 ministry teams that discern and deliver the ministries required to enable CBFNC to accomplish its mission. Visit the Leadership page at cbfnc.org to learn more about our Ministry Teams.

OUR IMPACT AT-A-GLANCE

75+ CHURCHES ASSISTED THROUGH PASTOR SEARCHES

MEMBERS OF THE ROMANIA MISSION IMMERSION TEAM SERVED UKRAINIAN VICTIMS OF WAR

40+ MINISTERS ASSISTED THROUGH MINISTERIAL TRANSITIONS

95+ COORDINATOR VISITS TO CHURCHES & REGIONAL GROUPS

CARE BOXES PREPARED FOR REFUGEES OF WAR IN UKRAINE GIVEN FOR ANNUAL GATHERING OFFERING TO FUND DISASTER RELIEF EFFORTS

8 1,605 $18,383

30+ CLERGY DEVELOPMENT EVENTS, HELPING PASTORS THRIVE RETREATS & WORKSHOPS & RED LATINA EVENTS

220+ PARTICIPANTS IN HELPING PASTORS THRIVE WORKSHOPS & RETREATS

$91,900

GIVEN AS GRANTS TO CHURCHES AND MISSIONS PARTNERS

PARTICIPANTS IN FALL YOUTH BEACH RETREAT BAPTIST CAMPUS MINISTRY GROUPS ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES ACROSS THE STATE AWARDED IN THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS

60 CONGREGATIONS PARTICIPATING IN THE MINISTRY OF HOSPITALITY IN CBFNC’S WELCOME NETWORK

PEOPLE ATTENDED 2023 ANNUAL GATHERING

325 21 500+ $92,000

MINISTRY SPOTLIGHT

Support for churches and pastors in transition.

Helping clergy and churches through all types of ministerial transitions is an essential part of how CBFNC equips ministers and churches. Over the last year, we have been refining our transitions process by creating new systems to accommodate the unique challenges among clergy looking for new opportunities, churches looking for candidates to call and how CBFNC relates to both groups. One new offering for churches was a series of Minister Search Process Conversations: bimonthly online meetings for representatives from search teams across our state. Each conversation focused on a specific topic related to minister searches and the recordings are now available as digital resources on the CBFNC website.

Several members from Zebulon Baptist Church’s search team participated in the Minister Search Process Conversations and found them to be very helpful, in addition to the guidance and connecting the church with potential candidates.

156 MINISTER SEARCH PROCESS CONVERSATIONS PARTICIPANTS

169 MINISTRY JOB BOARD POSTINGS

30+

INTERIM MINISTERS & PULPIT SUPPLY PROVIDERS

40+ CHURCHES IN PROCESS FOR A SENIOR PASTOR

We prayed for help and God put people in our path to help us. CBFNC has been there to answer our questions and they provided us with phenomenal guidance. It’s wonderful to know they are there to help churches in situations like ours.

- VALERIE SHELTON, co-chair of the Zebulon Baptist search team

MINISTRY SPOTLIGHT

Romania Mission Team provides relief to Ukrainian war refugees.

When Russia attacked Ukraine in February 2022, Project Ruth (a Romanian Baptist ministry and CBF Legacy Partner) pivoted to provide relief to Ukrainian war refugees. Emergency aid was provided in the form of 4:7 care boxes and winter kits. As people across CBFNC learned of these relief projects, many expressed interest in doing “something more” to help because our fellowship has had a long-standing commitment to missions in Ukraine. That “something more” turned into the CBFNC Romania Mission Immersion Team: an eight-member team that spent 10 days in Bucharest packing food care boxes and delivering winter kits to Ukrainians. While in Romania, the team was able to pack 1,605 care boxes, with each box providing food for a family of four for seven days. They also packed and delivered winter kits (which were funded by CBF Global) to Ukrainian church leaders at a border town for distribution to families still in their community to help keep them warm during the winter.

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MISSION TEAM MEMBERS REPRESENTING CHURCHES

150 WINTER KITS PACKED & DELIVERED

6,420

I felt privileged and honored to be able to work with the CBFNC team that worked hard, tirelessly and cooperatively in every way to make sure that we were showing God’s love to people who need food and clothing.

- ANN LONG-JONES, mission team member from Providence Baptist, Charlotte

PEOPLE FED FROM OUR TEAM’S CARE BOXES

-AVERY BROWNING Campbell University Student

Participating in the spring break mission trips helps my faith grow. I feel renewed by knowing we worked hard and made a difference in the lives of the people in the Charleston area as we strengthened our relationship with each other and the Lord.

MINISTRY SPOTLIGHT

Baptist campus ministry in North Carolina.

CBFNC continues to be the sole Baptist denomination entity engaging in campus ministry throughout our state. The Cooperative Baptist Student Fellowship (CBSF) consists of over 20 campus groups that meet regularly;

CBFNC funded campus ministers and interns; an annual Mid-Winter Retreat; and a spring break mission trip. For the last two years during spring break, students from across North Carolina have had the opportunity to serve God by serving neighbors in the North Charleston, SC area. Students worked in an affordable housing neighborhood in partnership with Metanoia, a ministry of CBF South Carolina. Students say that these mission trips are the highlight of their academic year and it gives them the chance to build Christian community with other college students from across the state.

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CBFNC CAMPUS MINISTERS

85 STUDENTS ATTENDED MID-WINTER RETREAT

STUDENTS WENT ON SPRING BREAK MISSION TRIP

8 CBFNC CAMPUS INTERNS

Students are the future of the church. Not in 10 years when they are looking for a home-church with a family and children, but right now as they are learning how to lead and what their place is within the 'big C' church.

-CAITIE JACKSON Campus Ministries Associate & Charlotte Region Campus Minister

FINANCIAL

We give thanks to God for the generous and faithful churches and individuals who support CBFNC financially. Together, we are bringing God’s mission to our state and world, on earth as it is in heaven.

Your financial support is vital. CBFNC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and does not receive operational support from any denominational group, including CBF Global. As a result, CBFNC is dependent on your financial support. Contributions from churches and individuals ensure our long-term sustainability to support churches, their leaders and their communities.

As church giving continues to decline, CBFNC is becoming more reliant on contributions from individuals and other revenue sources. We encourage individuals to give to your church first, then consider making a contribution to CBFNC, on a recurring basis and/or in your will/estate plan. Every gift, no matter the size, makes a difference. Your gift will help secure the future of this thriving Christian community of individuals, churches and partners that promotes Christ-centered ministry built on the firm foundation of cherished historic Baptist principles.

2022-2023 CONTRIBUTED SUPPORT & OTHER INCOME

2022-2023 MISSIONS & MINISTRY BUDGET EXPENSES

MISSIONS

MINISTER & CHURCH SUPPORT

YOUTH/YOUNG ADULT PROGRAMS

FELLOWSHIP ACTIVITIES

2022-2023 PARTNER FUNDING

CONTRIBUTIONS GIVEN BY CBFNC TO OUR MINISTRY PARTNERS, EXCLUDING CBF GLOBAL

MISSIONS & SOCIAL MINISTRIES PARTNERS

THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION PARTNERS

CHRISTIAN HIGHER EDUCATION PARTNERS

CONGREGATIONAL & MINISTRY SUPPORT PARTNERS

BAPTIST IDENTITY PARTNERS

Martin Meyer

Martha Milam

Karen and David Miller

Kathy and Michael Miller

Patricia and Mark Miller

Angela and David Mills

Catherine Mills

Sally Mir

Taylor and Matthew Miskel

Jane and Dan Mitchell

Mark Mitchell

Sandra Mitchell

Rob Moench

Laura and Gary Moore

Magay Shepard and Tim Moore

Rhina Moore

Marilyn T. Morton

Jessica Moses

Debbie Moss

Lisa Moxley

Deanne Munro

Mary and Brian Murphy

Candace and Douglas Murray

Darren Myers

Nancy and Russell Myers

Will Myers

Betsy Neal

Julie and David Nichols

Rachel and Daniel Nichols

Susan Nichols

J. E. Nicholson Jr.

Janice and Charles Nicholson

Amy Nilsen

Genice Nix

Roger Nix

Kathy and Joe Northen

Darryl Norton

Stacy and Luke Nowell

Deborah O'Neil

Mario Obregon

Laura Obrien

Marcia Ostendorff

Lila and Al Overby

Shelley Oxenham

Ward Page

Elise Pangborn

Amy Pardue Boone

Hannah Parker

Jake Parker

Sheila and Howard Parker

Don Parks

Melody and Mike Parnell

Lisa and Nathan Parrish

Nancy Patterson

Nicole Patteson

Carla Payne

Robin and Thomas Penninger

Delaine Perkinson

Stella Perrin

Jason Perry

Cynthia Peterik

Brian Peters

Charles Venable Petty

Julie Pirtle

Betty and Carson Pittman

Janet and Don Pittman

Tammy Vestal Poindexter

Amy Webb Polic

Carol Polk

Judy Pope

Alicia and Eric Porterfield

Linda Poston

Ellen Poulsen and Robert Wade

Josh Powers

Jay Pritchard

Gail and Bo Prosser

Karen Putman

Bobbie and Michael

Queen

Lisa Rabon

Donnie Ramsey

Ruth and Robert Rauch

Kim and Robby Ray

Anne and Paul Raybon

John Raybon

Bob Recchio

Charles Recktenwald

Danielle and Rachel Reed

Douglas Reedy

Jane Reel

Lynne C Richardson

Wes Richardson

Judith Rideout

Lauren Rinderknecht

Leanne and Wade Ritter

Mary Jon and Linville

Roach

Tyler Roach

Tracy and Stephen Robbins

Sean Roberds

Amy and John Roberson

Christa Roberts

Robin and Jeff Roberts

Linda and Tom Robinson

Andrew Roby

A. Paul Rogers

Debra and Timothy Rogers

Elvena and Ken Rogers

Monica Rollins

Jamie and Jamie Rorrer

Tina Rowan

Harry Rowland

Lisa and Kenneth Rust

Katrina Salter-Wood and Patrick Wood

Christabel Samuels

Carmen and R. Carroll

Sasser

Hilda Scarborough

Sandra Schneider

Jerry Schweitzer

Tiffany Seaford

Dorothy Seay

Courtney and Michael

Selna

Stan Senft

Martha and Alfred Senter

Dolores and Bob Shepherd

Ann Shoaf

Brad Shropshire

Rebecca Shropshire

Lorraine Shumate

Miller Sigmon

Bonita Simmons

Carolyn Hodges Simpson

Patrick Simpson

Nifer Sims

Priscilla and John Singletary

Robert Sizemore

Brad Smith

Diane Smith

Laura and Clyde Smith

Patricia Smith

Shelby Smith

Jody Smitherman

Carol Sockman

Rusty Soots

Sam Sorrells

Irene and Daniel Sostaita

Lee Ann and Charlie Spahr

Wesley Spears-Newsome

Stanley and Jean Spence

Peggy Springfield

Jason Spruill

Kevin Steele

Rebecca Stempniak

Mary Lou and Grady

Stephens

Ruth Stevens

Frances G Stewart

Delores and Jerry

Stimpson

Amy Stockwell

Christin and David Stone

Sylvia F Strange

David Straw

Angela Strickland

Richard Sussman

Cheryl Sutton-Torres

Judi Swaim

Jennifer Byard Talley

Sarah and Russell Talley

Deborah Taylor

Julie Teague

Judith and Jeneal Teander

Anne Teicher

Ashley Terrazas

Christopher P. Thomas

Carol and Bill Thomason

Anita Thompson

Joanne Thompson

Kathleen Thompson

Ruth Todd

John Tovey

Jane Truesdel

Anne Tunstall

Hannah Turner

John Turner

Olivia Turner

Philip Turner

Suzanne Valz

Jessi Vaught

John Vestal

Joy and Ray Vroome

Jessica Vuncannon

Dorothy and Ben Wagener

Gayle and Gene Wager

Olivia and Andrew Wakefield

Ann Wall

Richard Wallace

Ruby Warren

Linda and David Washburn

Lara Lee Waters

Mandi and Will Watson

Jane B Weathers

Mary Scott and DL Webster

Dorothy S Welling

Jenifer Wellman

Ann Wells

Catherine Wells

Elizabeth M West

Kristie West

Sharyn and Harold West

Sharyn West

Pam White

Suzanne White

Harriet Whiteman

Sandra Wiggins

Jan Williams

Norma Williams

Jane Willingham

Cari Willis

Elois Willis

Ann and David Wilson

Nancy Wilson

Sarah and Chris Wilson

Linda Winslow

Virginia L Winstead

Joyce and Robert Wolcott

Nikolay Wolff

Bonnie and Leon Woodruff

Carol Wright

Gordon Wright

Kimberly and Marc Wyatt

Betty and Richard Wynne

Madhuri Yadlapati

Brooke Yanoff

Sherry Young

Hong Zhou

2022 - 2023 CONTRIBUTING

CHURCHES & ORGANIZATIONS

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 -

Roanoke Rapids

Benson Baptist Church - Benson

Bethlehem Baptist Church - Youngsville

Boiling Springs Baptist Church -

Boiling Springs

Boonville Baptist Church - Boonville

Brunswick Islands Baptist Church - Supply

Calvary Baptist Church - Asheville

Calvary Baptist Church - Mars Hill

Calvary Baptist Church - Mount Airy

Calvary Baptist Church - Reidsville

Canton First Baptist Church - Canton

Chadbourn Baptist Church - Chadbourn

Clemmons First Baptist ChurchClemmons

College Park Baptist ChurchWinston-Salem

Connaritsa Baptist Church - Aulander

Cornerstone Baptist Church - Valdese

Covenant Baptist Church - Gastonia

Crabtree Valley Baptist Church - Raleigh

Cullowhee Baptist Church - Cullowhee

Dortches Baptist Church - Rocky Mount

Durham Memorial Baptist Church -

Durham

Early's Baptist Church - Ahoskie

Edenton Baptist Church - Edenton

Emerald Isle Baptist Church - Emerald Isle

Enfield Baptist Church - Enfield

Enon Baptist Church - Oxford

Falls Baptist Church - Wake Forest

Fellowship Baptist ChurchWinston-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 - Charlotte

First Baptist Church - Clayton

First Baptist Church - Clinton

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 - 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 - High Point

First Baptist Church - Huntersville

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 - Mebane

First Baptist Church - Monroe

First Baptist Church - Morehead City

First Baptist Church - Morganton

First Baptist Church - Mount Airy

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 - Rockingham

First Baptist Church - Rutherfordton

First Baptist Church - Sanford

First Baptist Church - Shelby

First Baptist Church - Smithfield

First Baptist Church - Southern Pines

First Baptist Church - Spencer

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

First Baptist Church of Smithton -

Belhaven

Fishing Creek Baptist Church - Whitakers

Flat Rock Baptist Church - Hamptonville

Flat Springs Baptist Church - Sanford

Florence Baptist Church - Forest City

Forest Hills Baptist Church - Raleigh

Franklinton Baptist Church - Franklinton

Grace Crossing Baptist FellowshipCharlotte

Grace Haven Fellowship - Wake Forest

Greystone Baptist Church - Raleigh

Grove Park Baptist Church - Clinton

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 Valley Baptist Church - Durham

Iglesia La Voz de la Esperanza - Charlotte

Immanuel Baptist Church - Greenville

Jersey Baptist Church - Lexington

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

Lystra Baptist Church - Chapel Hill

Macedonia Baptist Church - Raleigh

Mars Hill Baptist Church - Mars Hill

McGill Baptist Church - Concord

Memorial Baptist Church - Buies Creek

Millbrook Baptist Church - Raleigh

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 ChurchMurfreesboro

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

Oakmont Baptist Church - Greenville

Olive Chapel Baptist Church - Apex

Open Arms Fellowship - Creedmoor

Oxford Baptist Church - Oxford

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 ChurchHendersonville

Richfield Baptist Church - Richfield

Ridge Road Baptist Church - Raleigh

Roberts Chapel Baptist ChurchPendleton

Rolesville Baptist Church - Rolesville

Rosewood First Baptist ChurchGoldsboro

Ross Grove Baptist Church - Shelby

Round Hill Baptist Church - Union Mills

Roxboro Baptist Church - Roxboro

Sardis Baptist Church - Charlotte

Snyder Memorial Baptist ChurchFayetteville

Southeast Baptist Church - Greensboro

Spencer Baptist Church - Spindale

Spilman Memorial Baptist ChurchKinston

St. John's Baptist Church - Charlotte

St. John's Baptist Church - Raleigh

Swift Creek Baptist Church - Raleigh

Tabernacle Baptist Church – Raleigh

TEL Class from First Baptist Church –Chester, SC

Temple Baptist Church - Durham

Temple Baptist Church - Raleigh

Temple Baptist Church - Wilmington

The Fountain of Raleigh FellowshipRaleigh

The Memorial Baptist Church - Greenville

Triangle Baptist Church - Raleigh

CBFNC churches see hundreds for worship on a Sunday morning as well as handfuls. They are made up of all ages, races, languages spoken, economic backgrounds, theological leanings and worship styles. The many ways God is reflected in our churches from the coast to the mountains is the most beautiful thing about our fellowship.

Trinity Baptist Church - Newton

Trinity Baptist Church - Raleigh

Union Cross Baptist Church - Kernersville

Unity Christian Church Int'l - Fayetteville

University Baptist Church - Chapel Hill

Wake Forest Baptist Church - Wake Forest

Warrenton Baptist Church - Warrenton

Watts Street Baptist Church - Durham

West Side Baptist ChurchWinston-Salem

Westfield Baptist Church - Dunn

Westview Baptist Church - Shelby

Westwood Baptist Church - Cary

Wingate Baptist Church - Wingate

Winter Park Baptist Church - Wilmington

Wise Baptist Church - Wise

Woman's Missionary Union of NCRaleigh

Woodhaven Baptist Church - Apex

Woodland Baptist Church - Wake Forest

Yates Baptist Church - Durham

Youngsville Baptist Church - Youngsville

Zebulon Baptist Church - Zebulon

Zion Baptist Church - Shelby

-MARY KAYLOR CBFNC Associate Coordinator