Could the CP allocation proposal in TN be the start of a new trend?

Tennessee Baptist Mission Board directors recommend same Cooperative Program allocation budget for coming year but propose change in distribution formula — a move away from what has been advocated for at the SBC level for the past 15 years.
Daniel Jerkins, chair of the budget and ministry committee, presents the upcoming year’s budget proposal at the TBMB directors meeting on Sept. 10. Jenkins also serves as associate/executive pastor of Hickory Withe First Baptist Church in Eads.
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Could the CP allocation proposal in TN be the start of a new trend?

Tennessee Baptist Mission Board directors will recommend a Cooperative Program Allocation budget goal of $35 million for the sixth consecutive year.

During their meeting Sept. 10 at Forest Hills Baptist Church in Nashville, TBMB directors also approved a change in how CP gifts will be distributed between the Tennessee Baptist Convention and the Southern Baptist Convention.

Board members will recommend to messengers at the annual meeting during The Summit in November a percentage allocation of 55 percent for TBC, 40 percent for SBC and 5 percent for the International Mission Board. The budget requires approval of convention messengers.

Read the full story published by Tennessee’s Baptist & Reflector here:

TBMB DIRECTORS RECOMMEND SAME CP BUDGET; CHANGE HOW FUNDS WILL BE ALLOCATED TO SBC

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