CBF Global Missions Partners

CBF Global Missions strives to maintain healthy mutually beneficial partnerships. Through the years these partners have ranged from formal multi-year partnerships, to brief project-based relationships.

Currently, Global Missions categorizes these partners within three basic types: Ministry Networks, Organizational Partners, and Memorandums of Understanding-(MOUs).

Global Missions Ministry Networks are formed around Mission Communities. Churches and individuals seek out specific types of mission work. Networks might consist of individuals, churches, partner schools, NPO's, businesses, etc. Through these efforts knowledge and ministry are enhanced. Examples of these networks include Karen Refugee Ministry, Eastern NC Poverty and Together for Hope.

CBF Organizational Partners fall into one of the three models: project partners, initiative partners, and strategic partners. Set parameters determine the nature of these relationships. Global Missions continues to maintain formal organizational partnerships with International Ministry of South Carolina , Samaritan Ministry, Bread for the World, MX(Mission Exchange) , Thailand Baptist Missionary Fellowship, Kentucky Baptist Fellowship, Literacy ConneXus , and Wycliffe Bible Translators. If your organization would like to explore these partnering opportunities, please review the CBF Partnering Process.

Global Missions' Memorandums of Understanding are a more informal way for the Movement to connect through engagement opportunities. These collaborative ventures are non-monetary in nature but represent a earnest desire to join hands in ministry for a specified period of time. These collaborative partnerships are most often defined & centered around a jointly signed MOU. Global Missions is currently ministering alongside  Global Women, Conscience International, Japan Baptist Convention, Operation Inasmuch, Cambodia Baptist Union, Asia Baptist Graduate Theological Seminary, Union of Baptist Churches of Chile, Liberia Baptist Theological Seminary, the Fuller Center for Housing, Baptist Press of Korea, and Ghana Baptist Convention, just to name a few.

For more information regarding how your organization may connect with the CBF Global Missions office, please contact Chris Boltin.