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History

The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of South Carolina was organized in 1991 by a grassroots movement of free and faithful Baptists. We are a fellowship of Baptist Christians and churches who share a passion for the Great Commission of Jesus Christ and a commitment to Baptist principles of faith and practice. We are one of more than a dozen state and regional organizations that are a part of the national Cooperative Baptist Fellowship. Learn more about our core values as defined through our vision and mission statements here.

Vision Statement

We are growing as a community of grace on a shared spiritual journey which connects people to Christ and one another.

Mission Statement

We are women and men participating in God's mission together. We nurture spiritual development, encourage congregations to thrive, and value collaborative and innovative ministry and missions.

Administrative Council

The South Carolina Cooperative Baptist Fellowship is led by an Administrative Council that meets five times each year. Debbie Dantzler, member at Rivertown Community Church in Conway, is moderator.

National Representatives

We also have four people who represent South Carolina on the national CBF Coordinating Council.

Budget

The budget for 2011-2012 is $415,883 which is down from the 2010-2011 budget of $496,672

45% of all undesignated gifts sent to CBFSC is kept in the state and 55% is sent to CBF in Atlanta.

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Are you willing to be an advocate at your church? At its heart, advocacy is simply storytelling. By telling the story of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship to your church, you are helping match the passions of your church members with the mission of God through CBF. You are a vital link in God's work! If you're interested in learning more, email Marion or Christina. You can also click HERE for a job description.

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