The Cooperative Program (CP) is our primary giving model. As churches give, 45% of undesignated receipts remain in Texas to mobilize SBTC churches, and 55% is forwarded to SBC entities for national and international ministry.
The in-state mission is further advanced by the annual Reach Texas Offering, your state missions offering, that funds missions and evangelism efforts. 100% of the offering is used for missions and evangelism in Texas.
Consider how God is leading your church to give during CP’s anniversary year.
Set aside Oct. 5, 2025 to emphasize the importance and impact of CP giving.
Create a 15-second selfie video to share how God has used CP to bless your life. Include the hashtag #cp100story when you post the video to your social channels.
Our church gives through the Cooperative Program because of three couples serving worldwide with the International Mission Board. Yes, thousands serve with the IMB, but these three are special to us…
“I cannot imagine a world without the Cooperative Program’s impact—from disaster relief to international mission work to church planting …”
The church plant Kade Pierce is leading is in its infancy, but already he knows the value of the collective support behind him—and it’s something Southern Baptists across the generations also have realized…
FORT WORTH—Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Cooperative Program and the seminary’s role in its beginning during a Founder’s Day chapel service March 13 on the Fort Worth campus.
IRVING—It was a gathering of friends with a purpose: celebrating 100 years of the Cooperative Program, the Southern Baptist Convention’s funding mechanism supported by the generous contributions of its congregations.
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