Cooperative Program

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The Cooperative Program is a unified funds collection program of the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) designed to support SBC seminaries, mission agencies and denominational ministries. The Cooperative Program is funded directly by SBC churches and then it distributes the money to individual ministries. In this way the Cooperative Program's operations can be compared to the way the United Way functions.

Among the agencies supported are: