Part of the 'Baptist Diaspora'

Editor's Note:  The following list includes agencies, institutions, entities, etc., that have been invited to participate in the MBN Convocation, Feb. 25-26 in Atlanta.  The list is not exhaustive, and all who are interested are urged to attend.  These are entities -- diverse in their own right -- that have emerged from the 25-year Baptist controversy, have been de-funded by the Southern Baptist Convention, have withdrawn from SBC/state Baptist convention control, and/or have emerged as partners and networkers during that period.  They are listed in alphabetical order.

The Alliance of Baptists

Associated Baptist Press

Baptist Center for Ethics

Baptist General Convention of Missouri

Baptist History and Heritage Society

The Baptist Home (Missouri)

Baptist studies programs at:

Brite Divinity School (TCU)

Candler School of Theology (Emory)

 Duke Divinity School (Duke)

Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary

Phillips Theological Seminary

Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty (formerly Public Affairs)

Baptist Medical-Dental Fellowship

Baptist Peace Fellowship

Baptist Seminary of Kentucky

Baptists Today (national newspaper)

Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond

Baptist Women in Ministry

Baptist World Alliance

B.H. Carroll Theological Institute

Campbell Divinity School (Campbell Univ.)

Center for Baptist Studies at Mercer

Center for Christian Ethics at Baylor University

Central Baptist Theological Seminary

Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (National)

Cooperative Baptist Fellowship State/Regional Organizations (19)

Global Women

International Baptist Theological Seminary

The John Leland Center

Logsdon School of Theology (Hardin-Simmons Univ.)

Mainstream Baptist Network

Mainstream State Organizations (14)

McAfee School of Theology (Mercer Univ.)

Ministering to Ministers Foundation

Missouri Baptist Foundation

Missouri Baptist University

Passport, Inc.

Shorter College

Smyth and Helwys Publishing

Truett Theological Seminary (Baylor Univ.)

Wake Forest Divinity School (Wake Forest

M. Christopher White School of Divinity (Gardner-Webb Univ.)

Windermere Baptist Conference (Missouri)

Word & Way newspaper (Missouri)