The Fellowship Movement
Made up of individuals and approximately 1,900 affiliated churches, the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship is an organization that serves a larger renewal movement among Baptists. Partnering with 15 theological schools, 19 autonomous state and regional organizations and more than 150 ministry organizations worldwide, CBF has an annual budget of $16 million.
According to the CBF Constitution and Bylaws, affiliation is measured by contribution. Any church or individual who sends a contribution of any amount is considered a member of the Fellowship with voting rights at the annual General Assembly.
More than 580 chaplains are endorsed by the Fellowship, which serves chaplains and pastoral counselors in all specialized settings.
Governed by a 70-plus member Coordinating Council, the Fellowship has a paid staff of about 60 employees in addition to the approximately 150 Global Missions field personnel. The Fellowship considers the Atlanta Resource Center to be its home office.
Review our identity, mission, vision, core values and strategic initiatives at our Who We Are page and learn more about the Fellowship from the Frequently Asked Questions, Truth About CBF and downloads page containing statements on issues and other helpful documents.
View a brief video on how the CBF budget makes a difference.
Atlanta Resource Center address and directions
Book a speaker for your church through the face2face speaker's bureau.
Download Fellowship logos in varying formats and resolutions
Learn about the Fellowship's partner organizations, how much the Fellowship contributes to those partners and how you can enter into a formal partnership with the Fellowship.
Visit The Truth About CBF for the Fellowship's response to misinformation propagated about CBF.
Plug into a CBF network. Choose from a number of groups that have organized under the Fellowship umbrella.