1962 SOUTHERN BAPTIST HANDBOOK Great Christian Leaders Have Praised Matthew Henry's Commentary

1962 SOUTHERN BAPTIST HANDBOOK Great Christian leaders have praised Matthew Henry's Commentary . . . and so will you! The Quarterly the survey “The greatest devotional commentary ever written.” —Wilbur M. Smith REVIEW THIRD QUARTER “Instructive to all . . . glittering with metaphors, rich in analogies, The year 1961 may well go down in history 1962 overflowing with illustrations.” —C. H. Spurgeon as our greatest year of scientific achievements. If we had not been on the scene to witness Volume 22 Number 3 “One of the great theological classics of English literature." these achievements, we would have had good —F. F. Bruce reason to doubt many of them. Editor '‘Only man among the creatures of the J. P. EDMUNDS Now in one handy volume ... all that is best earth,” wrote Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, and most useful in Matthew Henry’s monu Aiiociafe Editor Jr., "strives to penetrate the unknown and to mental work. As relevant today as ever, (lzt MARTIN B. BRADLEY understand the unknowable.” $9.95 In compiling this volume, the editors have Contributing Editor* not tried to "penetrate the unknown” but DAVIS C. WOOLLEY E. ODELL CROWE rather to record the events and the achieve AL CRAWFORD ments of a vibrant denomination. While these

The following additional mem- achievements have not been as spectacular as ben of the Research and Sta our nation’s scientific achievements, they have tistic! Department «faff con been, in God’s sight, more important for we tributed to thi! special itsue: Jesse Williams, chart editor, have been about the Master’s business. Robert Dorrifl, Ras B. Robinson, With Southern Baptists, then, 1961 was a Mrs. Margaret Anderson, Vir ginia Burrow, Mrs. Marjorie year of great achievements. Some very im Gibson, Evelyn Hoppers, Mrs. portant trends may be noted. Elizabeth Hoyle, and Mary Alice Wright. Baptisms, always a spiritual barometer, were on the increase. The Sunday school growth rate curve turned upward again—a healthy Thi Quaxtdu.y Review it pub lished quarterly by The Sunday sign. All of the church organizations, except School Board of the Southern Bap one, reported gains over the preceding year. tist Convention. 127 Ninth Avenue, North, Nashville S, Tennessee: Total gifts exceeded for the first time a half James L. Sullivan, Executive Sec retary-Treasurer; Clifton J. Allen, billion dollars, while mission gifts reached an Editorial Secretary; W. L. Howse, Director, Education Division; Her all-time high. Church property value increased man F. Burns, Art Director. almost $200 million. While no one would Printed in the U.S.A. claim that we did our best, the record of 1961 was, nevertheless, a gratifying one. We are Annual individual subscription $2.60; quarterly, 41 cents humbled by God’s continued blessings upon our denomination, yet conscious of our shortcom

The Quarterly Review. copy ings, and challenged by the seriousness of the righted © 1962 by The Sunday hour in which we live. School Board of the Southern Bap tist Convention, is fully protected by this copyright, and nothing that ap This volume is the result of the teamwork pears in it may be reprinted, either of many people—church clerks, associational ORDER FROM YOUR BAPTIST BOOK STORE wholly or in part, without special perm fas ion from the copyright workers, state workers, our department staff, owner. Use the handy coupon inside the back cover. and many others. To all we record our heart felt thanks. It's for your ordering convenience. Second -class postage paid Nashville, Tennessee. The Editor CONTENTS D Section I—Baptist High Lights Debt, Church, SBC, by State and Location 39 Section II—The World of Religion Debt, Number Churches Reporting, by State and Location 12-13 Section III—Facts of Interest Denominations, Fastest Growing in the U.S...... 63 Digest, SBC Statistics, 1961 7 Section IV—Baptist Directories Divorces, 1950-1961 65

SUBJECT INDEX E Education Commission, Directory 81 A Executive Committee of the Southern Baptist Convention, Directory 73 Additions by Letter, Southern Baptist Churches ...... 11 Additions by Letter, Number Churches Reporting, by State and Location 12-13 F Aged, Southern Baptist Homes for the ...... 53 Families, Characteristics, 1960 68 American Baptist Seminary, Directory 80 Financial Reports from Religious Bodies 62 Annuity Board, Directory 76 Foreign Missions 37 Annuity Board's Protection Plan 16 Foreign Mission Board, Directory 73-74 Arrests, Persons Under 18 Years of Age 72 Foundation, Southern Baptist, Directory 90 Assemblies, Baptist State 98

B G Baptisms, Number Churches Reporting, by State and Location 12-13 Gifts, Mission, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location ...... 36 Baptisms, Ratio to Membership ...... 11 Gifts, Mission, Number Churches Reporting, by State and Location 12-13 Baptisms, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location 11 Gifts, Mission, Southern Baptist, by Years, 1845-1961 ...... 54-55 Baptisms, Southern Baptist Churches, by Years, 1845-1961 54-55 Gifts, Mission, Per Capita, by Location 36 Baptist Joint Public Affairs Committee, Directory . 90 Gifts, Total, Per Capita, Southern Baptist Convention by Baptist World Alliance, Directory 91 States and Location ...... 35 Baptist World Statistics 57-59 Gifts, Total, Number Churches Reporting, by State and Location 12-18 Births, United States, 1950-1961 65 Gifts, Total, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location ...... 35 Book Store, Directory 77 Gifts, Total, Southern Baptist, by Years, 1845-1961 ...... 54-55 Giving, Southern Baptist ...... 34 Brotherhood Commission, Directory 81 Growth, Ten Years of 8 Brotherhood, Number Churches Reporting, by State and Location 12-13 Brotherhood, Survey of Men 30 Brotherhood Enrolment, Southern BaptistChurches, by Location 31 H Brotherhood Enrolment, Southern Baptist by Years, 1942-1961 54-55 Historical Commission, Directory 81 BSU Chart 46 Home Mission Board, Directory 75 Home Missions 37 C Hospitals, Southern Baptist, Directory . 90 Carver School of Missions and Social Work, Directory 91 Hospital, Southern Baptist, Program 56 Census, High Lights of 1960 66 Hospitals, Southern Baptist, Statistical Information 43-45 Children’s Homes, Southern Baptist Convention 52 Choir Enrolment, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location 32 I Choir, Number Churches Reporting, by State and Location 12-13 Christian Groups in United States, Directory 63-64 Income, Personal, Per Capita 70 Christian Life Commission, Directory .... . 81 Church Debt, Number Churches Reporting, by State and Location 12-13 J Church Debt, SBC, by Location, and State ...... 39 Juvenile Delinquency 72 Church Membership, Southern Baptist, by Location 18 Church Study Course Awards 33 Church Property Value, SBC, by Location, 1961-1960 38 M Church Property Value, by Years, 1845-1961 55 Marriages, United States, 1950-1961 65 Churches, SBC, by Location, Number of 14 Membership, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location 18 Churches, SBC, by Size of Membership, Number of 17 Membership, Southern Baptist Churches, by Years, 1845-1961 54-55 Churches, SBC, by Number of Services 15 Membership Statistics of Larger Religious Bodies in the United States 60 Churches, SBC, Number by Years, 1845-1961 54-55 Membership Strength of Denominations in United States 61 Churches, Number by Size of Sunday School Enrolment 21 Membership Strength of Protestant Denominations 61 Churches in Training ...... 26 Membership Trends, Southern Baptist 19 Churches, Summary of Southern Baptist, by States 9 College Enrolment and Costs ...... 70 Colleges and Schools, Southern Baptist 48-51 O Cooperative Program Contributions Received 41 Officers of the Convention 73 Cooperative Program Receipts,Distribution of 42 Older Americans, Facts on 69

Pag* 4 QvaH»rfy Review Pay 5 July, Augutt, September, 1962 SKCTION I Papers and Periodicals, Convention-wide 91-92 Papers, State Baptist ...... 97 Pastors, Number Churches Reporting, by State and Location 12-18 Pastor’s Salary, Average, Full-time 56 Population, Age, 1961-1970 67 Baptist High Lights Population, Race 67 Population, Mobility of Civilian . 67 Population, Sixty-five and over 69 1961-1960 Population and Southern Baptist Sunday School Enrolment by State and THE RECORD OF SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCHES Department ...... 24-25 Property Value, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location 38 Gain Property Value, Southern Baptist Churches, by Years, 1845-1961 54-55 1661 Protection Plan, Southern Baptist Participation in 16 28 State (xinventiona...... 1,152 1,134 18 Associations...... 36,260 34,147 2,113 R Miniateta (ordained)...... 30,000 29,200 800 Active Pastors...... 29,764 29.204 560 Radio and Television Commission, Directory 81 Churcbea with Pastor...... Ranking of SBC States According to Per Cent Net Gain by Item 10 CHURCHES AND MEMBERSHIP Receipts and Distribution of Mission Benevolence Funds by 32,598 32.251 M7 Churches ...... 2,716.741 2,670.047 State Conventions 40 Nonreadeot Members...... 7.261.747 7,061.644 200,103 Reaident Memben...... Record of Southern Baptist Churches, 1961-1960 7 9,978.488 9,731.801 Total Membership...... Religions of the World 57 27,672 27.218 Churcbea with Baplietm...... i6.8461 403,315 Religious Bodies, Financial Reports 62 Bapiiama...... Ratio to Membership...... 174,648 569,961 4.907 S Additions by Letter...... 15.624 16,648 Open Connfry Churcbea...... 4,400 Village (under 500 pop.)...... 4,348 Schools and Colleges, Southern Baptist 48-51 3.700 3.767 Town (600-2499 pop.) Seminaries, Directories 82-89 8.926 8,527 399 City (2.600 and more pop.). 854 -144 Seminaries, Southern Baptist, Statistical Information Quarter-Time Preaching.. 710 49,51 4,440 4,635 -195 Southern Baptist Convention, Officers and Dates of the Convention 231 78 Three-Quarter-Time Pranab in* 189 27,244 26,511 State Conventions, Headquarters, and State Officers 94-96 Full-Time Preaching...... State Conventions, Meeting Places, and Dates, 1962 98 Stewardship Commission, Directory SUNDAY SCHOOLS 31.762 437 82 Churcbea with Sunday School* 32,189 7.606.846 7.382.560 124,296 Student Work, Summary of Southern Baptist 46-47 Sunday School Enrolment 3.088.721 3.004,730 83,99! Summary of Southern Baptist Churches by States 9 Vacation Bible School Enrolment Sunday School Board, Directory 76-80 TRAINING UNIONS 25.568 25.084 484 Sunday School Board Periodical Circulation 33 Churcbea with Training Unions 2,724,389 2,664,730 59,639 Sunday School Chart 23 Training Union Enrolment Sunday School Enrolment, Number of Churches by Size of 21 WOMAN'S MISSIONARY UNIONS 23,843 23,406 437 Sunday School Enrolment by Years, 1845-1961 54-55 Churcbea with Organuationa 1,496,634 1,484.589 12,045 Sunday School Enrolment, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location 22 Enrolments of AH Organ itaUonr Sunday School Enrolment by States and Departments 24-25 BROTHERHOODS 17,586 294 Sunday School Enrolment of Larger Religious Bodies in the U. S. 60 Churcbea with Brothertooda 17,880 628.087 619,106 8.982 Sunday Schools, Number Churches Reporting, by State and Location 12-13 Brotherhood and R-A. Eurcimeel

CHOIR . v . 11.566 1,371 T Churcbea Reporting a Choir Enrolment 12.937 715.104 646,696 68,408 Training Union Enrolment by Departments 24 Choir Enrolment...... Training Union Enrolment, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location 27 501,301.714 480.608,972 20.092.742 Training Union Enrolment, Southern Baptist, by Years, 1845-1961 54-55 50 24 49 39 .85 Training Union, Number Churches Reporting, by State and Location 12-13 84,434,006 81.924,906 2,109.100 60.813.067 48.689.604 1 2,123,873 V Cooperative Program Reoeipta Report*! by - 227,646 Cooperative Program Reoeipta Going to 8-B.C. Cauaea 17,898,147 17,470,601 I 31.463 31.26M 203 Churcbea Giving to Minaione Vacation Bible School Enrolment, Southern Baptist, by Years 54-55 1.426.214 1.406,326 19,888 Vacation Bible Schoool, Number Churches Reporting, by State and N umber Titban...... Location 12-18 CHURCH PROPERTY 31,430f. Churcbea Reporting Property Vacation Bible School Report, 1961 20 12.385,176,418 82,1.204.351.5661 180,823,862 Total Value Church Property 16,412 16,145 >87 Churcbea With Paator'a Home 8 475.220.000 8 436,298,60^1 38,921.4001 W Church Debt......

Woman's Missionary Union, Directory 90 MISCELLANEOUS 13.780 566 Churcbea with Bute Paper in Budget • - . bi 14.335 WMU, Number Churches Reporting, by State and Location 12-13 13,069 12.574 495 Churcbea participating in Annuity Board Protection Plan 93.309.0101 4,060,522 WMU, Enrolment, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location 29 Total Amt. of Pastura Balance...... ' 97,369.532 WMU, Enrolment, Southern Baptist, by Years, 1845-1961 54-55 WMU, Review of 28 Pogu 7 Pogu 6 Qoarfurly Riviuw July. Augurt, Supiumbur, 1962

633 60,160 69,674 129,778 173,318 216,650 290,004 816,010 843,062 310,548 laden 431.710 240,51* 585,097

Total Gift* 1,148,939 4.7*0,900 1,313,4*3 3,8*1,581 5.080,130 5,358,943 M 4,122,515 4,327,127 7.536, 2,488,901 4.139,830 0.703,714 3,972.661 3,762.717 6,316.811 16,502.801 384.4M.tM

466.897 470,158 Gift* 1,603,119 Total 1.834,288 1,118,762 2,891,979 3,306,004 7,574,997 2,109,094 4,148,134 4,676,4521 2,928,410 2.004,212 10,566,134 22.067,478 27,754.614 34,294,598 91,746,841 25.522,653 14,363.878 32,460.257 29,546,258 40,742,008 24,464,774 22,526,064 21,932,967 23,234.913 45.106.771 501,301,714

1 636.000 618,000 96 Mt 1,925,000 2,579.000 4,620.000 9,823,000 2,678,00© 5.922,000 4,997,000 1 5,347,000 4.210.000 5,854,000 8,111,000 3,643,000 Church 18,833,000 16,013,000 99.667.000 16,797,000 17,626,000 23,847,000 20.689,000 34,231,000 22,439,000 23,310,000 30,711,000 24,996.000 29,859.000 35,339,000

5475,220.000

7,256.666 7,509,404 8.833.923 3.135.060 3,074,060 6.018,861 9.426.441 Value 13,254,485 95.529.461 15,141,611 19,068,073 33.342,932 22,127,799 20.385,537 64,909,872 50,148,247 Church 167,988.838 130,301.021 Property 101,817,563 133,623.500 109.523,147 102.899.667 426.662,198 151.386.156 135.691.914 117.101.9171 225,287.959 204.834,110 62.385.175,418

737 683 1,536 1,489 1.474 1.750 9.061 5.083 5,832 2,855 3,999 3.277 1.223 42,868 11,706 30.811 50,491 40,082 31.306 35.827 29,243 73,829 49,829 20,989 46,249 63,641 32,566 116,069 715.104 Choir CONVENTIONS, Enrolment

408 587

1,982 2,187 R-A. 1.853 6,114 2,635 9,508 2,604 3,368 4,667 3,447 4.404 26,824 16,443 13,574 40,947 38.001 32,279 26,391 25,622 29,630 61,446 44,750 34,650 62,260 27.940 106,659 828.087 bead STATE Brother* and Enrolment

BY 1,041 1,646 4.567 8.830 8,618 5,149 4,488 5.214 6,612 3,530 10,711 11,641 66,325 93.860 73,914 55,846 38,136 26.462 22,745 82,875 76,200 76.173 106,839 118,730 172.017 201.729 110,391 138,545 W.M.U. 1,496.634 Enrolment

7,639 2,298 6,696 2.734 12,612 18,434 80,207 11,504 15,206 17,164 18,803 13.668 42.860 99,028 67,080 26.211 199,041 133.611 147,863 482,300 122.660 139,066 144,874 110,031 201,195 150,693 232.698 220.614 T.U. 2,724,389 Enrolment

CHURCHES,

9,437 8,606 4,014 7.848 3.841 14,338 13,194 15,811 14.254 50,147 24,788 31.726 25.414 22,211 98,400 69,918 163,734 148,260 146,922 127.777 152,072 188,184 133.924 141.464 220,486 450.001 259.919 295,095 266,780 V.B.S. 3.088.721 Enrolment

BAPTIST 9,391 5.187 17,962 48,860 27,748 30,836 32,034 67.664 83,195 28,064 43,288 27,664

128,830 332,082 556,466 402,349 162,963 426.2)7 318,044 352,6001 777,917 424,480 8.8. 288,724 622,823 215,137 412,983 634,638 1.171,321 7,506.846 Enrolment

8,080 6.898 19,003 84,184 41.630 28,736 33.141 60,488 24,825 28.230 35.066 49,879 156,504 476,395 465.824 923,297 510,102 782,820 472,723 108,011 822,494 411,140 472.178 Total 310,504 727,124 611,071 901,914 Mem- benhlp 1,660.449 9.978.488

857 SOUTHERN 1.800 1,237 1,761 7,829 2.829 4,065 4,306 8,735 5,652 2,986 6,492 5,260 17.465 22,814 17,942 19,889 22.106 28,750 26,336 22,5301 32,399 29,138 36,881 Letter 41,162 42,2301 38,549

124,859 tions Addi 574,548 by

484 062 1.625 1.802 2.335 3,525 4,919 1.538 7,348 2,521 4,377 2,568 3,675 18,983 16.575 18,675 18.810 17,753 17,250 12.787 11,947 20,917 32,039 30,501 60,541 28.211 28,937 34,139 403,315 Baptisms

24 27 54 148 158 191 100 174 249 244 20ft 100 817 741 1,285 1,820 1.739 1,323 1,493 1,368 2,878 1,183 1,289 2.182 3,338 3,889 2,937 2,824 32,598 SUMMARY Churthea

6 8 7 1 8 4 13 81 18 14 43 43 19 17 35 52 76 82 80 41 7ft 44 38 41 94 123 1.152 tiona Aaandn- .

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Additbna RettoBa*. Uttar JMtoBaaL SJ.C. and fates By Utter TaMeaST 1991 IfiF INI INI kb.c. 174, 648 401,815 186.469 4.4 134.7 64,156 92,982 1.9 1174 8,170 9,316 1 17.1 Alabama...... 36,549 88,937 27,638 4.7 26 1 4 9 —76.9 6.7 Alaska...... 1,837 662 585 13 2 10 1 68 —38.9 16 9 Arizona ...... 6,492 3,675 3,147 16 8 13 6 81 2,940 8,010 6.8 21.1 Arkansas...... 17,942 12,787 11,838 8 0 34 3 18.2 11.2 California...... 19.M9 11,947 11,366 6 2 14.1 176 248

Colorado...... 8,880 2,658 2,244 14 0 10 3 ...... District of Columbia.... 1,761 1,536 1,510 1.7 22 8 4,354 8,972 7.1 17.1 Florida...... 41,152 38.211 25.517 10 fl 18 1 9,822 11,039 . 8 18.0 Georgia...... 43,230 34.139 33,329 2.4 26 4 Hawaii...... 857 464 409 15 4 13.1 932 3.1 31.1 Illinois...... 7,839 7,346 7,339 .1 21 3 741 —14.1 12.8 Indiana...... 2,629 3,336 2.240 4.2 12 3 130 140 4,065 2.521 2.462 2 4 13 1 52 108 12 5 8.9 Kansas...... 32.7 22,106 80.917 21.223 -1.4 29 8 4.889 6,641 —6.6 Kentucky ...... 3.4 25.0 Louisiana...... 28,760 16.983 15.974 6.3 24 2 4,844 4,133 groupings.

207 326 -3 0 18 1 Maryland ...... 4,306 3.525 3,163 11.4 17 2 89 12 7 10.1 M ichigan...... 1,800 1,625 1,425 14.1 11 7 140 6,342 4.9 29.6 Mississippi...... 26,336 16.575 16,281 11 28 7 6,586 22,530 18,671 17.601 6 7 24 4 2.520 3,168 8.7 26.7 Missouri...... 13 7 16.5 Naw Mexico...... 8,736 4,277 4,034 6.1 19.7 317 211 homogeneous

14,217 6 8 28 8 North Carolina...... 32,399 33,039 29.940 7.0 28 8 10,236 3.991 23 1 8 1 131 187 14.0 7.2 more Ohio...... 5,662 4,919 29,138 18,810 18.229 3.! 26 : 1.794 1,874 —.4 24.7 Oklahoma...... —44 4 24.9 Oregon- W aahington 2.986 1.802 1,79: J 13 1 11 15 vield 6,476 3 fl 28.6 South Carolina...... 22,814 17.753 17,606 .8 28 6,353 tn 10.857 12 5 26.6 Tennemee...... 36,88 30.501 28.637 6.5 26 7 8,846 8.026 4,871 | 28.1 Texas...... 134,859 60.541 59,77 1.: 27.' states 27 4 2,777 4.734 9.1 | 27.4 Virginia...... 17,465 17,265 17,281 -.1 newer

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Ratio Ratio Ratto Ba*. western Ba*. Ba*. Utter Ba*. SXC. and States Utter Ba* Utter Ba*. Ba*. %aL %Galn Mamb- INI INI %Galn Memb. INI 1N1 Manto. with INI w 2 6 1:24 9 402,060 235.273 5 1 1-J3 5 &B.C...... 30.238 28,154 2 4 IJ6 3 58,195 46,906 2,041 4 1 25 0 3,543 2,918 4.0 23 2 22.793 14,663 8 0 24 0 included Alabama...... 2,043 156 3 8.5 81 78 21 9 6 6 1.068 M4 14 6 11.0 is Alaska...... 84 41 11 2 14 4 394 250 —20 9 15 9 5.876 3,268 23 5 13 3 it Arizona...... 141 99 24 5 11.212 6.081 3 1 25 9 Arkansas...... 1.535 1,681 17 1 21 7 2,256 2,1)6 19 6 18,396 10,576 8 8 14.1 California...... 129 144 —6 3 10 2 1,188 980 -22 4 13 9 1928. 9 8 4.835 2.315 14 2 10.2 in 72 40 81.8 14 4 653 203 4.1 Colorado ... v>... 1.761 1,536 1 7 22 8 31,436 19.944 12 8 18 3 Florida...... 1.271 1,119 —9 4 19 7 4,091 3,176 9 8 17 B 27 3 26,359 17,731 3 6 25 1 Georgia...... 2,127 2,132 4 4 27.2 3.922 3,237 3 74 32 -8 6 11 0 783 432 15.5 13 3 organized

18 7 563 735 8 7 23 9 1,180 1,159 —6 6 21 6 5,345 4,520 0 0

1,963 8 2 12.6 118 69 -25 8 13 6 169 173 8 5 2.222 Indiana...... 3.693 2,100 5 8 13 0 Kansas...... 66 74 -22 I 14 6 264 239 -16 7 16 C 27 2 12.688 9,002 -2 7 28 3 Kentucky...... 1,887 2,470 —2 0 29 9 2,641 2,804 9 5 15 0 23 3 19.799 9,925 7.4 22 8 Louisiana...... 1,348 974 —6 6 33.0 2.759 1,951

convention 2,487 11 8 18.6

3,519 Maryland...... 250 267 29 0 12 4 330 446 12 3 11 6 7 4 1.562 1,422 14 3 12 1 Michigan...... 98 114 14 C ”i‘«r 13.6843 6.633 4 5 26 9 Mississippi...... 1.368 -14 1 82 6 4,027 3,232 —2 9 29 fl 3,526 3,376 10 f 23 1 14.242 9.750 3 3 23 8 Arimna Miseuon ...... 2.242 2.881 13 7 24 9 19 8 7,277 3,422 7 6 19.7 New Mexico...... 413 239 -12 1 21 9 728 406 —1.7 the

2,036 2,177 — .2 29.0 3.867 3.444 a 3 30 7 16.261 12,201 9.7 28 3 North Carolina...... 84 4 8 4 211 187 54 6 10 6 610 614 —21. fl 8 I 4.694 3.931 Ohio...... 12,093 5 3 25 3 1.96- 1.871 — 6 23 1 3,680 2.967 - 1 26 1 21.79A Oklahoma...... 1.632 1,529 6 6 13 1 Whereas Oregon-Washington 36 21 —48 8 26 0 305 237 -18 < 12.1 12,648 8,129 —1.4 28 1 South Carolina...... 1,184 1,028 . 7 28 6 2,629 2,120 6 6 31 25 23,197 14.787 5 6 35.0 Teanmeee...... 1.806 2.220 3 4 24 7 3,033 2,657 —7.4 N ; 100.544 45,411 1 N.9 Texas...... 5.371 3.3* 3 30 4 10,915 6,871 1 1 Pag9 10 Quarterly 23 11.746 8,919 —8 0 28>7 Virginia...... 1,296 1,491 9 25 1,647 3.106 9 NUMBER OF CHURCHES REPORTING MAJOR ITEMS. 1961 NUMBER REPORTING:

Total Ata- Mi* NUMBER REPORTING: No. Bap lions by 8chSl Broth- Ctarch atan Tatal SXC. and States Ch’a Pastor tisms Letter V.B.S. T.U. WJR.U. Debt Gifts Gifts Chair Tatal Ata- Mi* Na. £m ttamb Broth- Chore h taan Tatal UX. and Stat* Ch’ Pntaat Uttar’m2 «u T.U. W.M.U . arhaat Data Gift* Gifts Cta Leuiaiana...... 12M 1170 1104 1152 1289 921 11M Ml 824 946 1217 12tt 117 Open Country.. 662 601 533 569 655 392 677 426 335 163 621 660 in SJLC-Tatab tt.M • 29,79 27.67 27,86 12.18 24,432 28,9® 23.94 17.M 13,71 31.M1 32,M 12,M7 vfihge...... 158 149 134 140 158 122 146 133 101 53 164 IM 56 Open Country, 16, 634 18,M i 12,09 11.8f 1 15,21 9.W 1 10.15 8,72 1 5.46 3,43 1 14,828 15,45 2,949 Town...... 142 133 140 141 142 128 141 136 113 80 141 143 76 vaiaca...... 4.348 3,89 3.54- ) 3,67 ► 4.8C 1 3,21 3.33 3.23 1 2,06 ’ 1.23 4.21 4,52 1.142 City...... 303 287 297 302 303 281 302 296 275 249 301 Ml 263 Tow*...... 3,71 0 3.4® 3,461 I 3.51 1 3,68 1 3.N 1 3.4? 3.45 • 2.72 2,02 ) 3,66 1 3,68 ' 3.131 Qty...... 8,92« 8,42 8,57 8.75 8,90 7,94 8,67 8,431 7,621 7,06 8.72 8,89 6.714 Maryland...... 191 174 181 171 190 IM 177 170 IM IM 117 1M IM Open Country.. 30 27 27 23 30 26 25 28 13 17 M X 18 Ahtam...... trrll - - I.BI 4 2,57 2.2C 2.M- 2.78 2,11 2,241 1,97 1,231 921 2,79 2,91 741 20 16 18 14 10 17 17 18 19 11 30 30 10 OgmCountry. 1,764 1.57 1,3® 1,33 1,72 1.18 1 1,25 99- 47 321 1.68 1.75 162 Town...... 30 27 27 28 29 26 26 27 18 20 M 29 18 328 291 26 27 31 2® 1 27 26 14 10 32 > 321 i 61 111 104 109 108 111 96 109 106 89 86 108 111 90 Town...... 226 21 21 21 22 2ft 2k 21 16 121 22i 2» 124 City...... 51 481 41 51 51 48. 51 491 4M 38. 51 61 400 Michigan 100 88 90 M M 11 82 71 •1 M r 61 37 Open Country.. 9 9 7 8 6 3 4 3 3 3 5 6 Atafca ...... r 21 21 21 21 21 29 H 2t 25 21 21 11 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 4 3 4 3 Ogs^Country...... 87 76 79 74 83 55 75 65 55 55 79 83 34 1 Town...... ■ - 1 1 1 Mississippi 1820 1652 1524 1821 im 120 1818 11M 941 867 IDS 1816 572 City...... i 11 If 11 If 1 18 If 16 16 1 If 14 Open Country. 1160 1045 911 898 1121 700 895 584 374 246 1121 1156 186 Village...... 245 214 206 215 342 197 214 181 106 63 244 246 64 Artaem...... » IK 191 193 2M 17 IM IN 151 157 203 204 111 Town...... 175 168 169 170 175 160 172 171 144 90 175 175 119 OjM^Oouotry. i I 11 1 1 3 240 225 238 238 239 226 237 233 220 188 236 239 203 i 12 13 13 11 1( 14 11 n 15 3 Town...... 3 32 31 36 31 31 3( 31 11 28 37 37 13 Missouri...... 17M 1531 13M 1408 1722 1M1 1293 13M 1027 900 ins 1711 N7 City...... 14 126 139 140 141 124 141 137 123 120 14 141 98 Open Country.. 768 649 528 523 756 529 451 467 291 103 753 762 95 Village...... 399 346 297 318 394 318 284 322 223 94 393 397 84 AftaMM...... 1.1K 981 943 1.000 1,156 824 1,011 898 4M 414 1.1M 1,1M 379 240 223 230 235 240 228 226 238 206 129 24C 240 136 Oge^Country 52 412 376 4ft 62J 312 421 19; 136 95 61 526 68 City...... 332 313 330 329 332 316 332 328 308 274 332 332 282 25- 211 196 213 241 16 208 131 74 63 247 261 44 Town...... 16- 141 144 15: 161 131 161 131 91 88 152 151 86 New Mexico...... 249 217 217 232 247 212 223 213 181 IM 248 246 115 City...... 23 217 228 231 231 212 231 218 188 168 229 231 180 Open Country. 33 27 24 27 32 23 26 18 12 7 31 31 2 Village...... 62 42 37 46 51 41 38 36 25 15 51 51 10 Calitamta...... 741 979 987 9M 738 678 719 Ml 644 971 729 7M 401 36 31 32 33 35 31 33 34 37 17 34 35 14 Ogen^Country. . 22 19 20 18 21 16 20 13 9 10 21 21 8 City...... 129 117 124 126 129 117 127 125 117 97 13fi 129 89 14 14 16 14 16 10 15 11 7 7 14 16 1 Town...... 113 1W 97 103 lOf 9( 101 90 61 71 108 109 32 North Carolina . 3338 3118 2888 2892 3315 2892 2210 2449 1704 1M2 1270 3319 1537 City...... 69 643 5M 563 589 460 580 647 467 591 585 691 370 Open Country.. 2167 2001 1769 1590 2136 1523 1177 1336 813 622 2099 2141 658 Village...... 286 265 235 242 284 243 204 255 168 126 282 284 148 Ctaerta...... IM 162 146 154 IM IM 151 149 110 122 IM IM M 302 280 282 281 301 278 272 292 223 167 301 301 236 Village...... 1 8 8 8 8 f 6 7 3 2 8 8 1 City...... 594 670 670 679 594 548 567 563 500 428 58? 593 496 Town...... 20 25 20 23 25 16 22 21 8 16 24 26 5 INI City...... 126 119 118 123 125 110 123 118 99 104 123 126 63 Ohio...... 244 223 224 228 241 171 219 146 IM 233 2M M Open Country. 15 13 13 13 14 8 11 IC 6 9 12 13 2 0. C...... 54 61 52 53 64 44 62 49 40 61 64 64 64 Village...... If 17 17 18 19 13 13 11 fl 7 Ifl 17 4 39 City...... 54 51 62 53 54 44 52 49 40 61 54 64 54 Town...... 40 37 37 37 39 30 34 30 21 29 3? 19 City...... 170 156 157 180 169 126 160 139 116 119 167 169 69 FhrWa...... UM 1 209 1,179 1,221 1,279 Ml 1.111 1.0M M1 710 1,271 1,294 760 Oget^Country 425 392 351 380 418 239 359 250 177 113 419 424 118 Oklahoma 1322 1201 1128 1180 1115 1020 1149 978 737 523 1216 1113 478 47 144 133 122 128 142 97 123 106 75 47 142 143 49 Open Country. 442 383 314 309 43? 255 312 227 131 432 437 40 Town...... 184 175 178 181 184 154 181 177 145 114 183 184 137 Village...... 281 244 232 24f 281 207 24f 17f 112 57 280 280 38 City 536 608 626 532 535 461 528 506 464 436 527 533 446 Town...... 205 195 191 202 206 18? 202 199 163 102 205 206 99 City...... 393 374 384 390 392 370 388 370 341 317 298 391 301 Geergi*...... 2U7 2.979 2,497 2.479 2,974 1.9M 2,216 2,042 1.M7 1.0M 2,797 2,922 1,077 174 Open Country 1.676 1,601 1,332 1.309 1,617 959 1,099 916 622 337 1,566 1,663 306 Oregon-Wash. 174 156 IM 180 174 192 IM 162 113 148 174 71 2 8 Village...... 360 314 276 279 348 222 255 267 146 91 333 350 92 Open Country. 2 5 J 3 3 3 2 a ...... Town...... 273 256 260 259 272 236 252 266 229 133 268 273 183 Village | | 5 4 ( I ( 4 1 1 1 City...... 638 607 629 629 637 552 610 603 660 475 630 636 496 Town...... 38 26 32 33 38 30 37 30 23 2f 38 38 10 City...... 127 123 119 120 127 114 123 115 87 116 127 127 61 Hawtai M 24 24 n 24 22 24 24 11 18 M M 20 1248 1278 1M7 1047 1471 1488 816 Town...... 4 4 4 3 4 3 4 4 2 3 4 4 2 South Carolina . 1493 1419 1318 1322 1481 721 839 855 City...... 20 20 20 20 20 19 20 20 17 15 20 20 18 Open Country. 851 809 711 711 841 667 677 731 521 326 535 Village...... 132 121 111 117 13( 107 111 121 91 6t 131 131 54 98 175 175 Itantaa...... 817 729 MO 662 815 593 699 660 M0 328 804 814 256 Town...... 171 172 1® 161 171 161 1® 171 134 135 326 327 Ogen^Couptry . 269 222 182 167 267 144 114 108 58 24 263 268 24 City...... 327 316 321 324 327 311 323 322 301 237 282 137 118 106 99 137 86 85 82 48 34 136 137 30 2411 2910 811 Town...... 153 140 130 135 153 113 123 120 75 76 150 163 66 Tennessee ...... 2876 24M 2278 21M 2829 1M7 1822 1543 1079 963 69“ 408 352 1454 1613 333 Crty 258 248 243 251 258 220 247 240 209 191 266 256 146 Open Country. 1666 1499 1329 1245 162? 1009 931 Village...... 281 26 2® 24; 285 211 201 19 117 9; 27 283 73 Itaam 145 IM 137 142 149 107 129 119 M IM 143 145 50 214 201 20 20? 21; 182 19: 181 141 nt 20f 211 106 392 Open Country . 12 11 10 10 12 7 11 10 7 7 11 12 6 City...... 508 486 491 502 5OI 4® 48 4® 407 48? sa 199 10 9 9 9 9 4 6 4 4 6 9 10 1 3093 M41 M79 17M Town...... 16 14 14 15 15 10 10 10 7 7 16 16 4 Texas...... 3SM 3561 3377 M07 3883 1041 MW 2860 1M1 202 1122 City...... 110 100 104 108 110 86 99 94 78 88 108 108 40 Open Country. 1127 979 796 948 1101 664 82; 58^ 411 IliC 154 Village...... 624 6® 50 5® 621 4® 60 461 32' 1® 62C 623 119 50 288 62 Kamas...... IM 147 146 149 IM IM 149 142 118 117 IM IN M 523 49. 491 611 521 4® 49: 431 61! 295 1471 1298 159f 1610 1218 Open Country.. 11 10 9 9 11 9 8 6 5 5 11 11 2 1618 1629 167i 158’ 161 14® 15® 153 Village...... 13 11 11 12 13 10 13 12 8 6 13 13 2 9N 990 111 1344 1MI 792 Town...... 35 31 30 30 35 28 30 30 20 19 35 35 4 Virginia ...... 1368 1281 115C 10M 1164 1197 12M 67f 693 M7 City...... 99 96 99 98 99 92 98 94 85 87 99 99 58 (Jpen Country. 69< 62 ®W 48 68. 57' 365 58 35G 20’ Village ...... 19' 17 15 15- 19 n; Iff 18 H 81 19 197 94 TIM 19M 1744 1713 2114 14M 1279 1242 927 837 2004 2143 807 Town...... 144 13 132 12? 14 13' IK 14. 10 71 14 14- 108 262 1287 1161 933 897 1226 720 584 624 291 213 1137 1252 143 City...... 33 314 32 32f 33 312 31 32 287 331 83 313 367 343 306 306 361 2X2 225 227 140 100 346 364 89 Town...... | 208 191 196 196 208 185 173 194 146 104 206 208 113 City...... 1 3» 303 311 815 319 281 297 297 2W 220? 315 319 243 CHURCHES1 BY NUMBER OF SERVICES k 1961 J

SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCHES BY LOCATION—1961-1960 SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCHES, BY NUMBER OF SERVICES, 1961-1960

Tatal Own GhtrthM Gauntry Village Quarter Half Three-Quarter Full Ne S. B. C. and States Town City Time Time Time Time Services ini 1W0 INI 1969 INI 1N0 1N1 1N0 INI itao S. B. C. and States INI 1960 INI 1900 1N1 19N 1N1 1990 INI 1600 8-B.C...... 32.59 32,26 15,62 15,541 4,34 4.404 3.7« 3,76 8.92 8,527 8.B.C...... 710 854 4,440 4,635 189 231 27,244 26,511 15 20 Alabama...... 2,824 2,80 1.754 1,734 32 33C 226 24 Alaska 21 51 483 23 Alabam a...... 67 89 684 721 16 17 2,056 1.974 1 Arison*...... 206 If 16 199 1 1 1! 17 39 31 14 A lark* 27 25 1.163 1,162 521 536 252 242 152 147 23 237 206 IN California ...... 741 723 22 2 1,012 986 3 6 26 tfi 19 112 123 591 555 Arkansas...... 16 19 131 149 1 17 724 723 Colorado ...... 160 151 6 26 24 126 121 District of Columbia 54 8 8 3 3 55 54 160 151 Florida...... 1.289 ...... 184 1.252 426 425 144 146 186 District of Columbia... 54 55 Georpa 2.937 536 "’*4 ...... 3 2,923 1,676 1.669 350 350 273 275 638 Florida ...... 9 58 43 1,220 1,197 Hawaii...... 24 24 4 4 20 113 137 673 691 17 21 2,133 2,074 1 24 24 Illinois...... 817 795 269 267 137 136 153 144 258 Indiana...... 148 129 12 248 2 13 10 8 16 14 110 94 Illinois...... 4 87 88 1 725 704 1 Kansas...... 158 153 128 It 13 13 12 35 31 99 97 Indiana...... 1 148 Ksotucky...... 2.J82 2.223 1.287 158 153 1.295 367 384 208 215 320 329 tTanaaa Louisiana...... 1.265 1.255 662 1,729 1.699 2 2 661 158 155 142 144 303 295 Kentucky...... 120 168 327 346 4 8 Louisiana...... 2 N 49 3 1,228 1,201 Maryland...... 191 ■2 30 29 20 19 30 31 HI 9J Michigan 100 9 191 171 6 87 70 Maryland...... 1 Mississippi . 1.820 1,806 1.160 1.143 100 82 246 254 175 177 240 232 Missouri. 1.739 1,739 768 1.251 1,193 1 1 770 399 397 240 250 332 322 Mimssippi...... 51 80 496 512 21 20 New Mexico...... 249 252 1.417 1,376 6 4 36 52 35 41 129 124 Mimoun...... 27 29 277 313 12 17 2 1 248 248 1 North Carolina.. New Mexico...... 1 3,338 3.315 2,157 2.123 285 308 Ohio...... 302 304 594 580 244 216 15 12 19 15 70 695 690 48 58 2.540 2,496 1 Oklahoma...... 40 47 170 142 North Carolina...... 55 1,322 1,307 443 442 281 •J 205 244 216 Oregon- W ash ingtoc. 198 393 373 Ohio 174 156 3 3 38 Oklahoma...... 26 34 93 88 1 2 1,203 1,183 South Carolina...... 1.493 1.488 859 174 156 860 132 137 175 168 327 323 South Carolina...... 6 5 93 102 7 9 1,387 1,372 2,676 2.649 1.639 288 296 Texas...... 214 226 508 488 3,889 3,845 1,127 1.140 624 625 523 539 176 175 406 433 9 13 2,086 2,027 1 Virginia...... 1,368 1,615 1,541 1,354 696 693 197 195 144 148 Texes...... 12 9 137 149 7 7 3,733 3.680 331 318 2 ____ Virginia...... 29 24 231 260 42 50 1,066 1,018

Fog* 14 Quarterly Review July. August, Suptumbur, 1962 Pogu 15

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1 1 ll! 3 14 20 11 11 — X SRc? 40 12 12 34 61 23 185 hv 191 172 125 230 110 575

■ 438 313 f» rOROCM 301 S.B.C.

i lis’8’2 «~SE* S-S§S SSSB« IH MEMBER 200-299

SOUTHERN IN ANNUITY BOARD'S OF ose 8! e w Cfl MI 8~ 8SS83 RRggS RES

R“RE3 S’S 1 > MEMBERSHIP, £ Total Churche* Participating S.B.C. and State* Per Cent of All Churches by Location OF

s»sga s-a 24 S.B.C...... | s 211 481 565 200 Alabama...... SIZE i 30 5

Alaaka...... Arisona...... 63 0 981 061 99 559 199

40 6 BY Arkansas...... 8S5R2 8338? 83? California.... 35 9 55 ex — — Xi ex roM ox «"» 39 4 Colorado I- 51 9 Honda...... 57 4 Georgia...... 48 3 Hawaii...... 32 4 3”38£ S :S ©R2exZ a —X^S 02 5 Illinois...... 5 ; Indiana...... 39 4 CHURCHES Kansas...... 28 4 38 0

Kentucky...... 869'1 9Z9'5 898'1 9ZI 688 Louisiana...... 32 5 OF ri! gsgs; ssggs wwj s8§§§ gg§

Maryland...... ex —' *•-« — 09 I Michigan . o Mississippi...... 32 0 | ...... Missouri ...... 32 9 ...... New Mexico...... 48 6 49 0 NUMBER N orth Carolina...... Ohio...... 35 3 Oklahoma...... 43 0

38 7 ...... naoM-oMO -oolM wntanowM

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Tenneaee...... I ...... 27 0 ......

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Eleven-year increase: 2,898,599, or 40.9% ...... ,------Lo 1 Iso 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 IM

LOCATION OF MEMBERSHIP, 1950-1961

WHERE ARE THE MEMBERS?

Church Membership

1000 and up

500 - 999

200 - 499

under 200

Read as follows: churches with membership of 1,000 and up constitute 5.0% of Southern Baptist churches but have 27.7% of membership.

Pogv 19 July. Avgust. Svptvmbvr. 1962 VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL REPORT, 1961

No. of Schools by Typo Professions at Faith Mission Offering

Ave. for S.B.C. and Total Are. for Cost Pupils Average Total Church Mission Negro 5-day State! %9t Average In no Points on School! Enrolmon School! Schools Schools Total Schoofs Schools Total Program Total School! Days Sun. Sch. Standard 8.B.C...... 28.824 3.088.721 25,785 1.824 1.215 60.132 2 4 1 576.706 1 468.355 81 12,671.697 6 259,416 770 Alabama 2,880 266,760 2.280 106 464 4.919 1 4 42.170 33,280 78 211.815 22,259 Alaska 4 014 14 6 742 Anions 163 0 0 6 1.288 1.011 78 4 4.182 9 677 811 255 22 211 154 Arkanaaa 2 7 3 4,880 4.311 88 J 17.567 8 ( 3.511 736 984 98 400 1.601 (aldornia 1 6 3 3 16.025 12,862 80 2 87.842 7 0 6,799 806 712 69.918 6U 97 2 2.035 2 9 4 4 16.277 14.714 90 3 57.288 9 1 10,538 807 ('dorado 172 14.254 140 31 1 362 2 2 3 5 2,977 D.C. 4V 7,846 2.536 85 1 12,776 8 1 2,184 769 45 156 2 6 3 6 2,631 1.897 Honda 1.096 152,072 72 1 7.524 8 6 591 835 1.004 62 30 2.508 2 3 4 6 27.513 (leorgis 2.274 259,919 23,981 87 1 143.872 7 8 13.437 817 2.125 36 113 4.549 2 3 4 8 43,944 Hawaii 34 3.841 31.240 71 0 223.966 5 9 20.079 758 75 0 0 1 8 1.286 1.236 96 1 3.918 9 3 564 753 IllinoM. . 602 50.147 572 3 1.064 1 3 2 6 Indiana . . 132 13 194 14,468 12.918 89 2 46,071 9 0 4.696 793 26 3/2 1 8 4 5 Kansas . 101 15 811 2.839 2,391 84 2 12.061 8 6 1,769 824 384 0 5 3 0 3.840 3,565 92 8 13.651 9 2 Kentucky . . 1.714 168’184 1 556 148 io 1,986 822 Loutaians 2.942 1 4 4 2 32.578 27.533 84 5 147.695 7 1 16,609 757 1.112 133.924 957 57 98 1,478 1 6 3 6 20,174 15.113 74 9 125,033 6 3 10,530 787 Maryland 203 24.786 166 37 Michigan 692 2 9 4 3 9.131 8,276 90 6 24.677 8 7 2,418 8 606 11 M unaaippi 194 2 9 3 5 1,726 1.538 89 1 6,453 8 5 1,167 838 1.484 I41J64 1,324 31 129 Mnaoun 2,219 1 7 4 1 22.475 18,271 81 2 118,260 6 0 11.575 766 1 576 145 92? 1.443 14 New Mexico 3, OH 1 0 2 9 41,904 38,808 92 6 136.340 8 5 14.909 791 316 31.726 218 90 8 936 2 3 4 8 6,048 5,335 88 2 24.872 7 4 5,192 699 North Carolina. 2.954 295.695 2.828 45 5.335 2 0 4 3 Ohio ...... 270 25 414 48,268 41.082 85 1 241,105 8 2 17,133 756 88 ...... 126 2 5 3 1 6.039 5.127 84 8 20.285 7 8 Oklahoma 1 136 127 777 1.035 3.891 755 Oregon-W tab 22 2.753 I 9 3 7 24.714 18,749 75 8 111,226 8 0 10,894 808 187 14’338 147 40 South Carolina 423 3 5 2 1 3,622 3.188 88 0 12,881 8 9 2,319 1.372 163.734 1.315 52 5 3,030 2 4 5 8 26.092 17,210 65 9 143.443 5 9 8,918 757 Tenneaaee 2.205 220.466 2.002 104 4,510 1 9 4.2 39.377 32,565 82 9 184.580 Texaa . 3 502 450.601 3.142 6 5 15,898 771 107 9.320 2 5 5 7 78.537 81.064 77 7 Virginia. 1,277 148.260 1.208 395,901 6 3 38,172 752 8 2,713 5 0 35,883 28,553 79 5 Miaodianeoua. 77 9.437 57| 131.454 6 6 10,344 766 1 905 ...... 4,959 1 1 349 —— —

NUMBER OF CHURCHES BY SIZE OF SUNDAY SCHOOL ENROLMENT, S.B.C. AND STATES—1961

SIZE OF SUNDAY SCHOOL ENROLMENT Churches Total Reporting No S. 8. C. and States 200-299 300-499 500-749 750-999 1000* Up Churchos Sunday School 1-49 50-99 100-149 150-199 8,674 6.384 3.385 3.760 3.213 1.685 838 1,055 S.B.C...... 32,598 409 4,195 62 66 43 510 940 448 240 224 190 101 Alabama...... 2.824 1 27 3 4 6 7 4 1 1 Alaska ...... 32 12 2 2 206 21 51 34 25 27 Arisona...... 81 53 22 26 1,163 8 228 378 155 106 106 174 135 87 146 90 38 7 6 California...... 741 6 52 12 5 2 1 160 2 19 39 34 22 24 3 2 12 14 11 4 5 District of Columbia...... 54 3 247 183 132 151 191 98 59 83 Florida...... 1 .289 10 135 865 468 312 298 262 124 66 93 Georgia 2,937 63 386 1 3 5 3 5 4 2 Hawaii. 24 8 2 178 254 136 75 80 47 21 16 Illinois...... 817 4 2 10 36 28 30 19 13 5 1 I nd iena 148 e 19 36 36 15 29 11 6 2 Kansas 158 299 635 405 208 223 154 84 58 48 Kentucky...... 2.182 68 362 226 136 129 109 70 34 38 Louisiana.. 1,265 7 154 37 23 6 3 191 1 4 21 33 23 40 Maryland 10 3 2 1 100 7 27 22 9 12 Michigan ...... 167 112 62 23 41 Il4 i 1,820 43 309 573 352 148 132 102 38 49 1,739 17 353 519 237 146 147 9 10 10 249 2 37 59 33 24 33 32 153 80 64 3,338 23 204 681 641 504 559 429 North Carolina...... 14 3 1 244 3 16 58 41 46 35 27 Ohio...... 89 144 142 85 36 52 Oklahoma...... 1.322 210 381 176 21 25 16 2 2 Oregon-Washington 174 19 53 36 272 251 210 240 226 121 35 61 South C-amlina...... 1.493 12 65 493 283 279 206 91 55 85 Tennessee 2,676 308 829 524 312 434 456 284 153 236 Taraa...... 3,889 26 552 913 245 169 180 in 103 67 67 Virginia...... 1.368 10 97 263 22 July. Avgvrf, 1942 ESTIMATED SUNDAY SCHOOL ENROLMENT BY

TOTAL POPULATION AND SOUTHERN BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL 1991 Percent 19M Dogartmonte Pur Cant Numerical Percent Enrolment of Total Enrolment of Total Change Change ENROLMENT, BY STATE AND BY DEPARTMENT. 1961 (Continuad) OadleBoU. 112,636 Nurowy.... 15 121,781 1.6 532,111 —9,246 -7. fl 7.1 507,493 6.9 Beginner Primary Primary 533. Ml 24.818 4 9 Reputation Junior 7 1 530,808 7.2 STATE Population Enrolment Population Enrolment Enrolment 769,063 8,173 0.6 10 2 763.081 10 8 1,030.660 6.982 0 9 13.7 1.047.477 14 2 8. B. C...... 5,200.829 633,981 882,671 —16,817 —1.6 7,564.840 769,063 9.101.445 1,030,600 Young People. Single 11.7 839,241 114 468,665 43.430 5 2 Young People, Married fl 2 457,046 fl 2 11,610 Alabama...... 144,254 40,399 209,824 51,217 252.445 69,718 267,247 3 6 2 6 Young People, Away... 262,789 3 8 4,468 Alaska 10,186 369 14,816 531 17,825 712 52,092 .7 1.7 Adult, 25-34...... 38,639 6 13.453 Arison*...... 58.696 3,558 85,376 5,658 102,718 8.086 792.347 10 6 34.8 Adult, 35 4 Up...... 783,763 10 6 8.584 Arkansas 78,360 13.446 113.978 20,997 137,129 27,968 1,762.187 23 5 1,727.614 1.1 Extension...... 23 4 34.573 2.0 California 706,086 13,002 1.027.034 21,721 1,235,650 29,675 178,226 2 4 179.683 General Officers...... 2 4 -1,358 —0 8 124,972 1.7 124.236 1 7 736 0 fl Colorado...... 78.448 2.794 114,106 4,039 137,283 4.869 Total a B. C-. District of (Columbia . 33.436 1.862 48,634 2,668 58,512 3,571 7,506,846 100 0 7,382.560 100 0 124,296 1.7 Florida...... 224.206 3),635 326,118 49.930 392.362 64,797 Georgia 175.380 45.313 256,098 64.J52 306,914 88,151 Hawaii ...... ESTIMATED TRAINING UNION ENROLMENT BY DEPARTMENTS, 1961 28,116 668 40,896 962 49.203 1.288 Illinois ...... 448,809 9,506 652,813 13,995 785.415 18,523 Indiana ...... 207,363 2.696 301,019 3,983 362.886 5,269 Kansas...... 96,637 2,754 140,563 4,229 199,115 5,350 1961 Percent Departments 1900 Per Cant Numerical Per Cent Kentucky ...... 133,755 29,707 194,554 42,835 234,072 60,523 Enrolment of Total Enrolment of Total Change Change Louisiana...... 144,949 20.962 210,835 31,499 253,661 41,432 Nursery 140,480 135.670 4.810 Maryland...... 138,477 4,717 201,421 8,229 242,334 10.379 159.202 155.032 Michigan ...... 361,314 1,278 511.002 1.839 614,799 2,4*4 267,790 4.170 261.936 5.854 Mimjasippi 95.801 23.503 139,347 32.790 167,652 43,413 Intermediate ...... 464.691 17 0 470,685 17 7 M tssouri . . . 191,976 24.3M 279,238 36.494 335.969 »,!»« 452,099 --5.994 Yoon* Peopk Single \ 16.6 437,589 10 4 14.510 New Meiico...... 42.679 5.065 61,933 7.900 74,513 9,795 244.225 240,279 3,946 96,845 91,156 North Carolina...... 202.000 56,321 293.818 99,701 353.499 95.295 316,460 5.689. 308.939 7.621j Ohio...... 434.773 5.130 632,397 9,644 760,852 8,060 509,574 Oklahoma...... 45.561 83'003 496.413 18 fl 14,161 102,643 21,287 149,399 33.940 179,626 78.031 4,972 Oregon-Washington... 205,528 2,442 398,950 4,134 359,675 4,912 Total&B.C.. .South Carolina...... 106,665 28,483 153,549 40.326 184,738 54.973 2.724,369 100 o| 100 0 2.864,730 W 636 Tennessee ...... 167,723 38,841 229,414 51,918 270.014 70,950 Texas . . 427,091 76,136 621,222 116,195 747,406 152,037 TOTAL££i',4AT,ON AND SOUTHERN BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL \ irginia...... 176,678 27,762 256,986 40,637 309,186 52,869 ENROLMENT, by STATE AND BY DEPARTMENT, 1961

Estimated STATE Total Yeung Young Unchurched Per Cent STATE Intermediate People 8.B.C. 3.S. Cradle Roll Cradle Roll Intermediate People Adult Adult Total White Population Enrolment and Nursery and Nursery Enrolment Population Enrolment Population Enrolment (aee footnote) Population I960 1961 Population Enrolment S. B. C. a b. c...... 8,156.840 882,671 12,411.065 787,894 85,128,629 2,857.731 27,987,475 118,200.600 85 5 7,506.846 10,638,052 644,846 Alabama Alabama...... 226,217 63,655 344,242 58,586 1,806,453 197,656 378,948 3,278.500 Alaaka 15,974 24,307 Alaaka. 69 9 522.623 295,065 41.302 610 545 127,557 1.975 231.500 77 2 Ariaona...... 92,046 5,549 140,070 735.034 11.537 Ariaona. 5,187 20,835 445 4,779 544.826 1,334.000 89 8 Arkansas...... 122,882 25,300 186,994 21.643 981,276 85.926 43,288 120,060 4.121 293,898 1,780.900 78 1 California...... 1,107,270 21,414 1,684,977 13.767 8.842,117 39.618 California 215.137 160,281 19,867 6.719,683 16,047,400 92 0 162,963 1,444.266 13,766 Colorado...... Colorado... 123.020 3,264 187,205 2 379 982.378 7,065 704.591 1,782.900 97 0 District of Columbia.. 52,433 79.789 2,741 418.705 9,917 District of Columbia.. 27,664 160,460 3,264 3,063 66,981 759.900 Florida...... 351,596 54,307 38,242 2,807.676 132,939 Florida...... 26.054 68.391 2.238 535,038 1,601.614 6,095,600 Georgia...... 275,026 77,743 418.520 63,908 2,196.231 343,610 412.983 458.804 41.133 477,949 3.985.900 Hawaii...... 44,091 1.104 988 3.675 Hawaii 71 4 634,638 358.731 51.661 87,095 352.089 639.000 32 0 9,391 57.510 806 Hiinois...... Illinois 703,814 15,024 1.071.021 13,416 5,620,310 46.307 1,833,930 10.200.200 Indiana...... 325,183 3.829 494.844 8,762 Indiana.... 128,630 918,018 11.869 2,727 2,506,753 1.298,690 4.712.800 Kansas 151,545 3.940 230,612 2.691 1.210,161 9.290 30,636 424.152 3.309 Kentucky. . 581.583 2.196.300 95 4 32.034 Kentucky...... 209,753 51,444 319,190 46.160 1,674.985 162.153 560.250 197.667 3.780 Louisiana.... 3,039.900 92 8 426.217 273.691 Louisiana 227,307 35.138 345.902 27.025 1,815.169 107.290 197,275 3.294,300 33.415 67 9 288,724 296,487 25.378 rland. ... Maryland ...... 217.157 7,860 330,456 4,671 1.734.107 16,106 680,618 3.147.200 83 0 Michigan...... 550,924 2.113 838.361 1.889 4.399.404 6,837 57,664 283,248 6.700 2,606,348 7.984.400 Mississippi...... 160,234 38,674 90 6 17,962 718,596 1.542 El, 228,617 31,328 1,199.692 122,193 83.606 2.177.300 57 7 Missouri...... 301,054 42.065 458,126 34,520 2.404,068 131,620 Miseoun 318.044 195.957 26,143 841,534 4.363.100 90 8 New Mexico...... 66.770 7,520 101,609 6.319 533,203 20.097 352.600 392,679 33,320 156,696 967,700 92 1 63,195 87.093 6,609 North Carolina North Carolina...... 316,772 86,271 482.045 HD,841 2,529,586 308.989 596,871 4,590.900 Ohio...... 681,803 6.227 1.037,526 3.810 5,444.541 14,506 74 6 777.917 413,180 58,499 2.768.588 9,881,200 Oklahoma ...... 160.963 244,944 91.8 48.850 889.308 5,471 40.215 35.301 1,286,373 127,088 406,225 2.332,800 90 5 332.082 Oregon-Washington... 322,306 3.357 490,466 2,747 2,573.776 7.021 2,719,016 209.952 28,990 4.671,100 27.748 420.399 South Carolina ..... 165,545 47.499 251,916 45.886 1,321,959 172.721 191.873 2.399.200 3,135 65 1 424.480 216,928 34,892 857,924 3.684.600 83 6 686.466 322.614 Texas...... 669,755 128.025 1,019,193 115,268 5,348.337 478.603 488,507 43.571 9,706.600 87 4 1.171.321 873.594 Virginia...... 277,063 46.747 421,617 39,511 2,212.484 161,301 831,783 4.016.400 106,068 402.349 361,386 34,622

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Churchee Raperting Chair Enrolment Choir Enrolment Aa % a4 AN Open S-B.C. and StatM Number Churthea Gauntry Village Tgwn City 8.B.C...... 12,937 39.7 96,655 34.381 86.686 497.382 715.104 SatwCcuf ScAoot t&Wd OutnMcH Alabama 741 6.274 2,018 5.611 Alaaka 16 59 31 36,926 49,829 83 million PERIODICAL CIRCULATION, 1950-1961 Ana oca...... 40 14 629 118 47 683 Arkan—i...... 34 227 3,691 379 1.812 3,999 1,263 2,933 14,981 20,689 California...... 408 108 18 540 11.040 11.708 Colorado ...... 88 42 6 23 107 1.620 Dink of Columbia... 64 100 0 1.760 Florida ...... 760 3,277 3,277 68 2 3,678 1.216 5,124 Georgia...... 1.077 36 7 36,231 46,249 10,637 2,820 7,820 42.464 Hawaii...... 83 3 63.641 34 703 717 Illi DOB...... 542 Indiana...... 761 1,286 6,472 9,061 106 Kama-...... 43 1.266 1.489 72 24 92 Kentucky...... M7 26 9 2.036 2.223 4,481 2.824 6.063 20.198 Louisiana...... 117 40 9 4.151 32.566 1,603 3.412 22.139 31.306 IM 71 2 500 600 3.7011 37 37 6.083 672 121 1.363 1.474 31 5,912 2.208 21,4411 M7 8,066 36.627 3.»» 2,5)6 6.066 19.133 29.243 116 46 27 168 486 4.962 6,632 North Carolina...... 1,637 48 J 22,423 Ohio...... 4,934 10.688 36,784 94 38 40 154 Oklahoma 478 496 2,166 36 1,102 841 3,429 Orecon-Waah...... 71 26.439 40 , 171 South Carolina...... I 818 1.366 12.336 2.099 6,493 21.940 811 30 3 8,989 2,584 4.662 34.366 1.788 46 9 4,176 3.137 11,632 97.226 782 7.814 2.772 24.866 1950 1961

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North Carolina. 7.536.533 7,241.898 4 1 8 16 1,568.218 6 5 3 83 382,270 2 0 6 06 968,008 3 1 9 15 4.618.087 3 6 13 40 Ohio...... 310.548 271.930 14 2 7 46 5.108 23 6 3 78 7.862 17 2 3 95 33.060 —8 9 6 33 264.618 17 7 8 00 Oklahoma 3.851.581 3.778,467 I 9 8 16 203 061 6 9 4 38 218,217 0 4 5 03 576.780 6 1 7 55 2,854,523 0 9 9 32 Oregon- W aah. 216 859 204.361 6 0 8 73 3.646 687 5 9 77 2.170 —47 1 3 97 20.081 -3.7 7 01 190.762 6 6 13 02 South Carolina 5.080.130 4.740.138 7 2 9 96 1,080,231 14 5 5 84 179.604 —3 4 6 13 707.936 1.9 10 48 3,112.359 6.7 13 63

q Tennessee 6.358.942 5.225.283 2 6 6 85 736.290 3 7 2 55 212,431 5 3 3 87 421.828 -7 3 6.12 3,988,393 3.4 10 79 i Texas 16,592.891 16,311.930 1 7 9 99 718.479 I 3 5 11 638.270 7 0 6 22 1,744,230 0 C 8 84 13,491.912 1.7 11 06 t Virginia 4,750.996 4.822.696 2 8 10 06 725.236 2 3 5 56 257.112 2 0 6 85 449.628 2 5 9 24 3,319.021 3 0 12 97 X______VALUE OF CHURCH PROPERTY, SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCHES. BY LOCATION. 1961-1960

Total Value of Church Property Open Country B.6.C. and State* Village Town City INI 1960 % Gain 1961 % Gain 1981 % Gain INI % Gain INI % Gain &B.CL...... 12.385,175.418 12.204.351.566 8 1 324.453.899 7 4 1 113.129.569 6.8 5 256,699.248 3 51.691.892.712 9 2 Alabama 151.285.155 140,248.115 7 9 24.878.948 .Alaaka. 7 7,409,588 12 14,703.004 —3 104,293.615 9 5 3.135.060 3,301,302 -5 0 10.000 -82 Anroaa...... 178,300 95 9 268,610 —66 4 2.680.150 13 9 15.141.611 12.797.436 18 3 264.800 Arkanaar...... 12 420.300 0 6 882.666 5 7 13.573.846 20 1 84.908.872 61.056.837 6 3 6.465.042 California...... 4 3,663.458 7 2 9.349.454 17 1 45.431,918 4 5 50,148.247 44.508.220 12 7 748,626 30 268,750 5 4 2,918.678 —6.1 46,214,193 14 0 Colorado . 9.425.441 8,435.206 11 7 124,000 156 7 431,842 3.3 rhatriet of Columbia 19.068,073 17.883.592 6 6 8,869.599 11 3 Honda...... 135.691.914 124,454.012 I0'043'431 19,068.073 6 6 9 0 117 3.492.754 51 12.025,066 ...... —is Georgia...... 204.834.110 188.308.534 8 8 110.130.663 10 2 Hawaii. 34.991.325 6 9 8,974,846 10 3 21.084.831 7 5 3.074 050 2.579,050 19 2 139.803,108 1.4 313,900 43 1 2.760.150 17 0 Illinoie...... 33.342.932 30,734,558 8 5 2.859,240 Indiana 4 5 2.372.000 4 2 4,477,487 18 2 23.634,206 7.7 7.509.401 5,602.394 34 0 260.327 6 3 Kanaaa 188,500 26 3 361,027 11 2 8,699,560 38 1 8.833.923 7,713.443 14 5 186.500 Kentucky . -6 0 189,760 28 3 835,750 53 6 7.821.913 11.7 117.101.917 Ill. 374,085 5 1 19,384,845 Louiaiana. 7 1 9.271.667 2 6 16,583.906 3 2 71.861.500 5 4 109.523.147 98.592.368 11 1 14.931.564 6 9 5,416,217 9 8 10.630.002 3 0 78,545.364 13 4 Maryland...... 22.127.799 18,951.320 16 8 Michigan 1,389.000 15 6 768,994 37 6 1,574,991 . 1 18,394,814 5.018.861 4.169.380 20 4 17 8 Mmmpp, 104.900 -29 7 197,600 —3 9 4,718.461 101.817.563 94.785.258 7 4 23 6 21.348.455 8 5 8.957.168 7 3 17,251,312 8 2 56.260.628 Muwoun...... 102.899.667 92,633.355 11 1 7 4 New Mexico...... 8,496.346 8 2 6.932.984 9 6 14.006.858 6 5 73,464,479 12 7 20.385.537 18.605,797 9 6 453,182 8 6 945.399 31 4 1.580.228 —11 7 17,406,728 11 0 North Carolina 225.287.959 210.627.483 7 0 Ohio...... 65.500.303 8 0 13.098,504 2 1 28.533,510 4.6 118.155.642 13.254.485 10,147.275 30 6 7 5 Oklahoma...... 303.100 41 0 569,846 130 1 1.482,800 -20 9 10.898,739 95.529.461 89.531.507 6 7 39 6 Oregon-Waahmgton 3,923.134 2 6 4.220,836 2 1 11.824,754 3.4 75.660.737 7.7 7,255.665 6,263.523 15 8 South Carolina 106,000 360 9 84,600 25 1 833.910 6,431.155 17 . . 133.623,508 123.756.326 8 0 0 36.367,830 8 8 6 545.825 -2 9 17,977.696 7.6 72.732.357 8 8 Teoneaeee...... 167.986.838 156.839 450 7 1 Texaa...... 30.626,606 9 2 7.741.163 6 3 14.607.158 -8 6 115.011.912 8 1 426.662,198 400.082.725 6 6 \ irgmia...... 17.239.928 5 5 14,648.830 7 6 37.657.972 357.115.468 7 2 130.301.021 120.369,015 8 3 23.571.468 3 8 8.647.470 7 5 13.526,337 84,555.746 10 6

CHURCH DEBT, SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCHES, BY LOCATION—1961

Debt ata Debt aa a

Property Total Open Value Qtfta Country Village Town City SAC. and Stater Debt INI 1961 1961 1961 1«1 !N! ____ 1961 94.8 S 32,911.000 8401.419,000 19 9 1475.220.000 8 29.558,000 5 11,332,000 SAC...... 20,158.000 16 5 77.0 1,915.000 890.000 2.033,000 24.996.000 560.ON 19 7 131.4 4,000 22.000 42,000 618.000 5.074.ON 35 3 184 9 34,000 62,000 177.000 5,347,000 7.961,ON 15 1 68 4 Arieoca...... 609,000 278,000 975.000 9,823.000 15.983,ON 33 S 159 0 ArkaMt ...... 113,000 71,000 630.000 California...... 18.797.000 210 1 16,000 162,000 4.033.ON 44 7 Colorado...... 4.210.000 5.854,000 30 7 177 I Diet. of Columbia...... 5.864.000 1,984.000 26.375.ON 22 0 101 I 29.859.000 1,236.000 264,000 2,327.000 29.451.ON 17 3 86 7 35.339.000 3,899,000 682.000 Georgia...... 70, ON 666. ON 20 7 136 2 Hawaii...... 636.000 6.832.ON 24 3 107 1 261,000 292,000 926.000 8,111.000 103,000 2,462,ON 35.7 163 9 2,678.000 64,000 49,000 168 0 48.000 278.000 3.232.ON 41 2 3,643.000 87,000 15 0 71 7 1.534,000 853,000 1,518,000 13.621.ON 17,526.000 19,830,000 21 3 103 6 Kwtueky 1.564.000 382,000 1,554.000 Ixaunaaa...... 23,510.000 28 8 142 8 318.000 234,000 368,000 5.007,ON Maryland 6.922,000 81.000 1,807.000 38 4 172 1 1 925.000 37.000 15 7 73.0 Mi^wna ...... 16*013.ON 1,499000 643,000 i,ns.ooo 12,196.000 20,143.000 23 103 6 MaaMirpi ...... 808.000 912,000 1,984,000 Miaonari ...... 23,847.000 236,000 4,233,ON n 98 8 4.620,000 54.000 97,000 New Mexiw ...... 68 1 1,399.000 2,788.000 20.856.ON 13.6 30.711.000 5,668.000 170 6 109.000 161.ON 4,271,ON 37 Ohio. ’...... 4,997.000 56.000 21 7 93 8 234.000 301,000 1,385, ON 18,769,ON 20.689.000 2,381.ON 38 5 160 9 na^ahram ...... 19.000 24.000 166.ON 1,579,000 12.878. ON 14 1 67.9 Oregon-W aahiagtoo 5,604,000 664.000 1,689.ON South Carolina 18,833 000 20.4 99 8 1.194,000 703.ON 1,954,ON 28.380. ON 84,231,000 92.135.0N 31.4 IN 6 Tiiiihi...... 1,366.000 1,169.ON 4.998.ON 99.667.000 1, IM, ON 16,*83.ON 17.1 67 I 23. 439,000 2,387,000 1,309,OOC Vtegtah...... EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION

DISTRIBUTABLE FUNDS 3 2

3 9 2 9 4 6 6 2 2 3 9

Y«f ended December 31, 1961 a s 30 37.2 41 34 32.9 43.6 43 40 40

3S3SS 32.9 34 28 44 42.8 48 42

SBS3S 41 DA. 8 Z 6 8 Cooperative

Wj Aq

sssaa S?«? S c£ f 1 •ARUMM3 S8323 $ 23,910.06 J Specials ...... * 16,989.71 $ 6,920.85 ______t»%399 Alabama ...... 1,112,182.95 665,289.53 1,777,472.48 1

5 MUfWUlOQ Alaska ...... 6,714.46 9,984.31 16,698.77 50,853.52 111,208.95 z Z qBnMfttuM B ip tu Arizona ...... 60,355.43 gssiss 876,442.93 722.693 o 719,356 Arkansas ...... 602,250.00 273,192.98

______P«mR—O 3.036.330 o II'IS I'K B HZ reros on w r w 12.>16,838 nean California ...... 191,135.13 162,433.00 363,568.13 MU|IUUMO

LU 34,426.64 66,560.84 sms Ami Colorado ...... 82,184.20 9 w

»— 1 43,361.00 92,223.95 23.457 54.012 17.695

gsegs District of Columbia ...... 48,862.95 194.194 and 121,148

1UM HltJkMd 787.758 885.161

< 952.436 •AIJO0QO3 592,113.40 1,655,091.22 1,370.000 1,181.935 1.161.861 1,103,260 3,280.208 Florida ...... 1,062,977.82 17.698.147 mi

980,468.00 2,494,234.94 •l«xxps Z3 .' : 2 *’ : :5s Georgia ...... 1,568,766.94 are mi Hawaii ...... 9,126.27 19,607.54 28,733.81 m Southi 94.178 paivutfMq pw i '=5 170.016 103.107 388,340 : 35 ! 365,131.14

641.324 131,306.86 897,176 uoqtptajMv 677,100 Illinois ...... 233,824.28 vn the 1.245,043 1.085.933

SI. 2.400.231 50,291.75 Q 12.248.590 h Indiana ...... 28,489.74 21,802.01 Z bot 40,405.41 80,028.56

766 a s 3 Kansas ...... 89,623.15 Z> *4 1.400 report 14.302 10.018

40.737 1,282,343.90

35.762 444,151.41 paimMrxj P*"

>70.666 112.160 : -538 Kentucky ...... 838,192.49 102.682 304.163 617.762 ? S :§ 160.876 with 911.296 250.000 300,421 iMjapdaacMy 1,268,857.84 No 533,470.21 1 LU 6.184.398 Louisiana ...... 735,387.63 (J ted Maryland ...... 194,194.28 75,709.11 269,903.39 §a8Sa gSSEs 16,024.99 39,482.17 affilial Michigan ...... 23,457.18 S=ESS

s i> 147.560 174.102 294.564 497,222 661.711 1,398,839.11

611,080.71 548.413 -J a”§2E 2SE8S 514.061 Mississippi ...... 787,758.40

2.578.897 1,379,243.20 14.550.752 -ion 494,081.79 o 08 8E 099 IOZ'6 Missouri ...... 885,161.41 § !

57 231,758.48 340 273 110,610.01 Nanag 3 New Mexico ...... 121,148.47 69 2.343 3.798

6.806 4.292 .14185,351.49 2,655,351.49

10.420 North Carolina ...... 1,370,000.00 90,267.04 - .e 36,264.69 BENEV

• Ohio ...... 54,012.35

Oklahoma ...... 952,435.60 490,935.89 1,443,371.49 ••snrg sussa 31,734.50 49,430.15 3,942 3,891

Colutr Oregon-Washington ...... 17,696.65 •ms g=3=8 6.196 10,750

24.672 70.000 55,960 98.862 1,915,743.04 466,199 392,376 212.985 567.174 733,808.37 of AND 368.923 235.195 431.814 317,765 J South Carolina ...... 1,181,934.67

1,140.396 1

8.294.810 1,881,216.62 irt Tennessee ...... 1,161,860.91 719,355.71 SsSSg §§3=g 3^2^ 3 I Texas ...... 3,280,208.27 3,036,330.15 6,816,538.42 I n|W»g iLMX#no£ «2 cj S ?£ *2=3:2 = §> < 5 722,693.28 1,825,952.94 P<4»U6|S»Q ssggs Virginia ...... 1,103,259.66 $12,823,756.81 $30,038,896.81

1ISSJON Totals ...... $17,715,140.00 W CIS 09»

»Z8 ” J <2 ieo' S 38§

8 J

‘ 976 784 902

(painSfwpun) 643 278

Total 991 6 9 1 8 e w

3053 Per cent of t s r o zcz OZ>

I ZH e w z DISTRIBUTION UJ*J044^ asggs 114 195 Amount •ApuBdoog 679 Total

o ‘ Z

2.357 2.516

3,430, 9.749, 3 - 3,163, $ 200,472.35 »Utce

SO.8X3.- S.B.C. .67 1

SBC Budget Fund...... § 58.16 17,470,697.68 •P«U §§§5E j 183 Foreign Mission Board...... 1,078 other

uapvpunoj jo 5,700,814.61 89.165 2 8S2 18.98 27.912 933,613 216,114 Home Mission Board...... f Ssa of

iciui *$u*uiMopu3 258,814 446.426 330,683.66

1.10 ommittee

4.065.3541 2.398,824 1 2.390.013 Annuity Board ...... BUTlOb oae 50,268,727 72,091,776 C 873,774.86

2.91 th Southern Baptist Seminary...... § §gg UOpiMAUBQ §§a2S 000 1,204,416.86 to 4.01

Southwestern Baptist Seminary...... •ms Aq o 8^ ? §§§3§ 89.759 2.63 790,846.62 P*UMQ Zpad&qj 3 ?35 300 New Orleans Baptist Seminary ...... DISTRI IIV jo MqvA E xm iiive 401,530.61

19.015.316

61.149.979 1.34

a- 27,761.367 28,407,767 a 32.917.269

parable

Golden Gate Baptist Seminary...... 170.170.814 «• 457.295.064 ) n the

I 747,546.06

2.49

§§§?§ §§§3 Southeastern Baptist Seminary...... cot

z § §,®5 by 876,526.32 §§§£§ 2.92 ta Midwestern Baptist Seminary ...... < *>wo gs§53 say 645,510.77 48.100 SS§S§ 71.753 2.14 839.569! 200.0001 802.5261 100,000 •mg )• anpA S ”53 514.413 Radio and Television Commission ...... in 108,910.95 1.300.000 9.289.239

which .36 nipplird

American Seminary Commission...... >

»- I 160,166.87 Q_ Carver School of Missions...... 53 LU .22 66,651.52

a wqumpQ Southern Baptist Hospital......

reported 220,966.89

oolumcM .74 Brotherhood Commission ...... be

or .

60,033.36 .20 Committee on Public Affairs...... these

can 261.07 ......

Stat*

. in jo Baptist World Alliance ......

...... 88,543.20 ...... 13 .. atf t ia u p

Waahintton Southern Baptist Foundation......

...... uarotma figure Carolina

60,037.19

20 Mexico ...... Education Commission ...... Kigurea

•No 42,658.47 ’

oru> .14

enneaaee.

uiiDcm Historical Commission ...... K aaaw a Kentucky Louinana Maryland Michigan i M aaodn New lx Oklahoma Oregon* South Virginia Ohio T a ia a . 8 .B .C ., .12 35,011.42 Christian Life Commission ...... 398.26 Pago 40 Qvorfvrfy Rwiow Woman's Missionary Union ...... 2,655.41 Miscellaneous ...... 01 $80,038,896.81 Totals...... 100.00% i

DISTRIBUTION OF COOPERATIVE PROGRAM RECEIPTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS OF S B C T«r andad Decamber 31, 1961

Tatal

Amaunt Cant rorricu Mieoon Board. Par Home M tenon Board .. 7,230.000 800.000 2 660.417 2 7,910.417 44 65 Annuity Board...... 2.000 000 1,180.000 974,071 2,974 071 16 79 Bouthere Baptist Seminary 135.000 225 000 1 84 Mouthwestrnn Baptwt Seminary 580.881 350 000 288.922 869 803 New Orleans Baptist Seminary 4 91 780.224 600 000 412,752 1,192 977 Goiden Gate Baptist Seminary 6 73 AM 782 no ooo 284 in 789 914 Southeastern Baptist Seminary 4 48 318 449 100 000 82 574 401 022 Midwestern Baptist Seminary 496 663 2 28 100 000 247 664 744 316 4 20 R*dx> and Trievwirxj Commieion 298 012 700 000 577 842 875 856 4 96 American Seminary Commmioa 475 000 200 000 166 090 640 090 Carver School of Missions 3 61 88 000 25 000 20 668 106 668 Southern Baptist Hospital 160 000 .61 Brotherhood C"—mimino 160 000 90 U 000 60.000 41.268 66 258 Public Affairs Committee...... 179 MO .37 50.000 41,268 220.758 Southern Baptist Foundation 1 35 60.000 60.000 Education Cotnmimioa 38 MO .24 Histories! CoamMon. .' ...... 38 500 n 60 000 60.000 Clirwtuui Life Commission 34 42 500 42 500 Coovwtion Operating Budget...... 24 35.000 25 000 200.000 .30 200.000 1.15

rtfly o o Q 13,938.500 4,575.000 2.776.640 17,715,140 100.00

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SOUTHERN BAPTIST HOSPITALS, 1961 — July, Pedant Cars Program Charity Froe Sarvtes Program I

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$9ptombf. 4* 3...... 3 125 Alabama . . Baptist Memorial Hospital. 1138 6th Avenue. Gadsden J. C. Hamiter...... 1944 No 118 20 5,310 79 SI.099.310 884 53,124 3,997 Clyde L. Sibley ... 1922 Yes 3M 35 14,169 1.535 90 3.786.507 213 Arkansas Baptist Hospital. 1700 Went 13th St .Little Rock 1920 Yes 400 51 80 4,813,950 230,883 20,000 Arkansas. J. A. Gilbreath...... 20.0001 Annona. . Parkview Baptist Hospital, Yuma . Talton L. Francis.. 77 4,462 1,235 •7 966.003 666 5,516 107,292 10,000 Florida.. . Baptist Memorial Hospital. 800 Miami Rd., Jacksonville. Lawrence R. Payne. 1965 Yes 326 40 14 706 2,197 84 3,615 929 Pat N. Groner...... Yes 300 13,501 2,216 2,615,046 1942 Florida 6,244,867 2,316 6,675 406,117 150,435 Georgia. .. Georgia Baptist Hospital. 300 Boulevard. NE Atlanta 12 Edwin B. Peel...... 1901 Yes 475 75 25.504 4,166 84 Kentucky Central Baptist Hospital. 1740 & Limestone 8t.Lexin«too Homer D- Coggins. Yes 170 8,459 1.853 83 76 •76 •143.242 17,108 Kentucky Kentucky Baptist Hospital. 810 Barret Avenue, Louisville Hubert L. Dobbs.. 1924 Yen 345 50 14,418 3,918 84 3,535.694 67 12 12.0001 12,000 Westen Baptist Hospital. Paducah . B. R. Brewer . . 1953 Ym 119 16 6.292 893 91 1,238.709 24,958 15,421 I nsteaas Baptist Hospital. 327 Third Street, Alexandria...... Freeman E. May . 1903 Yes 206 28 8,640 819 58 1,627.518 Louisiana Baton Route General Hospital, 3600 Florida Street, 2,131 182.851 11,099 Baton Rouse...... Robert J. Guy...... 19M Yes 313 51 17,302 3,450 73 3.849,496 247,234 49 200 6.771 4.703 Louisiana . Edwin D. Massey 19V Yes 6C 11 1.527 Ml 33 4,000 3,700 L numsne. . Homer Memorial Hospital. E. College St., Homm...... B- W. Brown.... 8 1,846* 138 70 236.814 Louisiana Southern Baptist Hospital. 2700 Napoleon An.. Nev 873 1,020 234.847 15.393 Orieaae ...... Raymond C. Wilson 1928 Ym 467 80 19.707 4,314 88 5.609.219 Mmii itin th Ranriet BnantaJ. Jackson . . - Paul J. Pryor...... 19OS Ym 374 44 16.202 3,046 87 3.700.0001 JSS* Missouri kaptMtHocprtaL 919 N. Taylor Ave-3t.Louis 2,492 C. E. Copeland 1884 Ym 470 39 9.495 1,121 63 3,506.170 727 juA.ai1 19 12 6.506 13,407 Baptist Memorial Hospital Kansas City...... Hamilton V. Reid 1960 No 166 30 17.261 1,383 82 2,006,848 Mavouri •74,643 ■968,276 •233.0Q6 N. Carolina. Reid T. Holmes 1923 Yes *402 •60 ■12,113 North Carolina Baptist Hospital. Winstoz>-8alem 104 20,097 1,900 Robert 8. Bassell. 1954 No 41 7 1.504 142 67 267,405 125 Oklahoma . Bristow Memorial Hospital. Bristow...... 1,700 Bennie A. Hargrove. 1957 No 25 10 649 194 16,6351 18 Oklahoma Cordell Memorial Hospital, Cordell...... 9,797 Enid General Hospital 709 West Market, Eaid ...... Joe R. Baker...... 1910 Yes 120 14 3,749 301 79 909.888 Oklahoma.. 18,979 John Stratton...... 1VW No 57 11 1,997 304 351.626 Oklahoma . Grand Valley Hospital, Pryor ...... 127 6.778 Oklahoma. Miami Baptist Hospital, 102 B Strest, 8. W., Miami. W.C. Campbell 1919 Yes 88 15 3,769 480 33 2,451 Oklahoma Bill Knah...... Yes 8 2,700 325 563,983 Oklahoma Baptista capital. Muskogee...... 21 2,173 l.7» C. E. Hendricks... 1959 Yes 28, 8 788 180 8 B 2 153.496 15 Oklahoma Perry Msmurtai Hospital. 501 1 Ith Street. Petty...... 2.557 1.730 Oklahoma.. Southwest Baptist Hospital. 234 West Jefferson, Mangum Ralph A. Hill...... 1949 No 32 8 1,119 106 45 182,498 15 326 20,296 Oklahoma James L. Henry... 1959 Yes 194 36 8,185 1,234 76 65 Baptrit Memorial Hospital. Oklahoma City...... 3,451 Oklahoma Sayre Baptist Hospital, Sayre...... George L. Hart . 1961 38 71 65 uk 134 19 25 8,443 900 Oklahoma Stulyater Municipal Hcspntal, Stillwater ...... David C. Foster.... 1939 Ym 20 3,063 681 56 701 330,117 96,394 8. Caru&na. South Carolina Baptist Hospital. Colombia...... 1914 Ym 21C 13 613 1.414 93 2,363.707 William 1J. Coker... 113 55,796 1,919 Easily Rnm««e Hospital, Seeley...... 1958 Ym 71 13 3,661 821 60 469.678 & Carolina 1,035 235,715 71.000 T aan emit. EastTeomsme Bapctet Hospital. Knoxville...... W. L. Simon...... 1948 Ym 267 38 12.476 2,049 86 3,016,109 5.100.000 2,171 460,000 68,706 T ionise ii Mid Bt.ie Baptist Hospital. Inc., Nashville...... Gene Kidd...... 1918 Yen 360 70 19.382 3.875 10.393.547 2,027 38;7» 1,259.679 10,000 T------Baptist Manorial Humstal. Memphis...... Frank 8. Groner.. . . Ym 920 72 33.848 3,148 85 13,707 574 013 40.000 Baylor Unrvwiity Mwlienl Center, DaDm...... Powell...... 1903 Yes 794 150 33.022 7,437 86 9,634.660 1,840 Team...... Buooe 69.080 28 000 Team...... Hendrick Memorial HomitaL Abilene ...... E. M. Collier...... 1924 Ym 223 27 13.339 1,996 "■'96 1.749,809 564 136 119.304 35.000 Tsana...... Hillcrest Baptist Hospital, 3000 Herring Avenue, Waco.. Julian H- Pace...... 1920 Yes 175 30 9.507 1,752 * y f 314 6.628 136,373 63,306 Team.... Memorial Report Hospital .Houston...... 1907 Yes 446 60 18,142 1.543 5.061.614 Team...... Baptist Memorial Hospital. Ill Dallas Street, Baa 76 17,313 4,237 3,409.886 388 1,706 53,813

Antonio ...... David Garrett...... 87 3,980.038 W7 589 80.386 43 Guy H Dalrymple. 1949 Ym 271 50 11,796 1,611 Team...... Baptise Hospital of Sootheast Texas, Beaumont...... <78,415 Mra. Louie Gayer... 1961 Ym 176 101 611.285 IM ib’oob Team...... Baptist Memorials Carmine Hospital, San Angelo...... 1,254 «,01B ...... Vsiey Bmitirt Hospital, Haritegan...... T. H. Mormon. Jr.. 1925 Yes 155 6,767 944 71 149,021 493 Tan...... 56,000 Vrgtnis Baptist Hospital, Rmrmont An., Lynchburg. Charles 8. Eliott.. 1934 Ym 180 33 7,114 1,445 81 1,251,223

• I. rMmM aad inahtori • SvW nd Me (Mtan wrt >M av«Mr. • Nonord MM. oam. ■Hd0<—d- SOUTHERN BAPTIST HOSPITALS, 1961 (conf.)

Capital PraWN

5TATE NAME ANO LOCATION

Alabama . . . . I 320.508 1963 Alabama 2.379.540 27,466 Arkansas Baptist HospitaL Little Rock 4,817,532 1.870,166 fodf. M.544 daily 8,778 Parkview Baptist HospitaL Yuma 1,500,000 91.400 Florida Baptist Msmmtai Hospital, JsckaooviUe 5,268.297 Florula 998,133 ».829 2.000 7.273 9,797 4,700.000 474.953 1963 Georgia Baptist Hospital. Atlanta 10,197.061 1,197.000 1963 MOI 112,185 Central BaptMt Hospital. Lexington daily 11.041 1,721 2,244,271 518,008 81.413 daily Kentucky Baptist Hospital. LouwiDs 4.01 4.924 1,190 4.142.180 150 daily Kentucky Western Baptist Hospital. Paducah 1.884.881 261.088 1963 25 daily 1,10 1.741 Baptist HospitaL Alexandria...... 2.312,546 372,190 250 Baton Rouge General Hospital. Baton Rouge 5,542 1,187 p— --- ~“__—1 o__ . I 3.834.620 1,601,718 1964 100 28.181 99.988 8,761 450.000 66,000 266.678 Southern Baptist Hospital, New Orleans. 5,134.401 1967 20,629 91,840 daily 7,639 >9,441 1.550 Mnsnmppi Baptart HosptiaL Jackson 5.258 000 360.000 1963 Mnsoun 150 35,000 weakly 8,034 4,354 1,748 4.778.406 127,545 1964 Missouri...... 104.552 daily 2.870 624 Baptist Memorial Hospital, Kansas City...... 3.742.544 843.104 1962 N. Carolina... 135 weakly 8,747 North Carolina Baptist Hospital. Winston-Salem •6.264.280 •375.312 Oklahoma...... ■1961 •100 ■133,000 •13,071 •daily Bristow Memorial Hospital. Bristow 430,092 Oklahoma 541 78 Cordell Memorial HospitaL Cordell 220.306 Oklahoma ..... Enid General Hospital. Enid...... 215 447 783,175 94.989 11.H0 Oklahoma...... Grand Valley HospitaL Pryor 1,173 2,686 391 484,936 weekly 699 1,218 80 Oklahoma...... Miami Baptist Hospital. Miami 936.440 Oklahoma...... 963 1,438 481 Oklahoma Baptist Hospital, Muskogee . . 1,136.688 183,772 Oklahoma...... daily 1,500 1,221 80 330.360 Oklahoma...... weekly 231 714 ooutbwnrt Baptist Hospital, Mangum 114,460 Oklahoma 439 683 17 . Baptist Memorial HospitaL Oklahoma City . - 4,398,471 Oklahoma.... 2.575.478 1992 log 100.000 5,885 5,524 Sayre Baptist Hospital. Sai 454.000 Oklahoma ... SuUvaterStillwater Municipal HoaprHospital, Stillwater 384 512 691.920 940 2,567 233 S. Carolina. . South Carolina Baptist Hospital, Columbia 3,309.183 8- Carolina 173.469 1954 150 208,914 6.000 5.783 8,598 182 1,003.437 203,048 East Tennessee Baptist Hospital, Knoxville 4,681.084 1.869.000 Mid State Baptist HospitaL Inc.. Nashville 28.784 9,859 4.460 401 8.000,000 1.715.877 1965 300 Baptist Memorial Hospital, Memphis 8.398 10.306 1,657 30.843.761 1964 100 10,000 25.000 Baylor University Medical Canter DsJIm 14,708 15.785 5,382 18,498.549 3.117.729 lodf. 100,000 1,894.113 daily Hendncks Memorial HospitaL Abilene ...... 12.753 20,335 1,755 2.338.428 351.000 1964 1.019.667 HiUerest Baptist Hospital. Waco. . iX 6,663 6.720 12,372 2.334.580 189.109 1962 138 38,750 Memorial Baptist Hospital. Houston... 140,210 5.998 5.302 12.701.788 6.375.710 1963 175 7.500 Baptist Memorial Hospital. San Antonio. . 340,710 6.810 10.148 1,179 4.530,180 3.033.196 1962 175 100.000 62,046 Texas Baptist Hospital of Southeast Texas, Beaumont 3,738 13,083 8,031,696 1.196.718 1962 230 90,000 weekly Baptist Memorials Geriatric Hospital San Angelo. 8,274 5,521 887.646 62.600 1963 32.000 Valley Baptist Hospital, Harlingen...... 3 weekly 63 104 3.332.670 372.157 1962 46.638 Virginia Baptist Hospital. Lynchburg daily 3.027 4.070 980 2,061.238 406.931 10,000 97,481 2.870 4.003

I960 record.

SOUTHERN BAPTIST HOSPITALS. 1961 (conk)

Education Program

S STATI NAME AND LOCATION J

Alabama. Baptist Memorial HospitaL Gadsden... No Alabama Birmingham Baptist Hospitals...... 149 Arkansas- Arkansas Baptist HospitaL LiUie Rock 206 97,459 Anson*. Parkview Bspust HospitaL Yuma...... 1.1001 No Florida. Baptist Memorial Hospital. Jackson nils 391 133.063 Flor ida. Baptart HospetaL Pensacola...... No Oeorch Baptist HospitaL Atlanta . 326 250 589.291 Kentucky Central Baptist HospitaL Lexington 35.861 No Kentucky Baptist HospitaL Lmusvill 157 210,0001 No Western Baptist HospitaL Padoeah. No Baptist HospitaL Alexandria...... No " >ogv General HospitaL Baton Rouge 8,000 ru Memorial HospitaL DeRidder lemarial HospitaL Hom*...... Baptist HospitaL Nev Griesas 321 369,617 ri wippi Baptist HospitaL Jaokson... 138 394,337 16,200 No Missouri Baptist HospitaL St Louis.... 150 404,987 Na Baptist Memorial HospitaL Kansas City No N. Carolina North Carolina r‘ -' - “ •- •191 Oklahoma. Oklahoma. Cordell Memorial CohM. Oktahmna. Ea»d General Ha 36.222 11,220

Oklahoma. 12,392 11,220 No Oklahoma. Memorial HospitaL Perry Oklahoma. rest Baptist Hospital. Mangum No Oklahoma. 10,000 No Oklahoma. No Oklahoma. ____ _ . AtiOwatae 160 8. Carolina, Booth Carolina Baptist rfasprtal Columbia 199 17,008 2,000 ft Carolina No 124 Ml. 124 No Mid State Baptist Hospital. 125 380,000 No 232 125 717,9391 No 118 335 19.894 No ___ _ Abdoos 61 No HiDerwet Baptist HospitaL Waco 18,000 No Memorial Baptist HospitaL Hanston.. 122 53.000136,000 Baptist Memorial HospitaL dan Antonio No 1.875 1.875 No V alley Baptist HospitaL Hsrhngen . 21,041...... No Virginia Baptist Hospital. Lynchburg No

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240

JN 962

6.849 8.360 7,640 9.500 5,000 5,000 3.627

64,796 76,460 24,626 68,929 88,864 93.980 90.212 37.000 and 103,575 132,225 123,872 107,991 135,000 142,986 118.000 234,000 472,078 B^-U. Profram 2,170,800 fori Operation

Promotion 1961

Appropriation,

8 3/439 4,430 3/442 2/442 2,260

12/169

35,000 Const 8,000

1962 16.000 13,600 19,000 15.000 26,000 30.000 54,500 26,000 65,000 20.000 50,000

L 541,100 ’ STUDENTS BAPTIST

far

STATES, Add

Appropriation,

i 1 1 5 3 8 8 4 7 4 6 4 6 7 5 6 1

11 17 27 111 1961

Baptist Centers Student Number -

Oregon-

Washington 1 7 1 2 2 9 6 1 8 9 4 7 SOUTHERN 16 14 12 14 16 41 13 21 202 1961 local) ( f Number Directors CONVENTION

"FuU-TIme" 1958 INTERNATIONAL

1 4 9 2 2 3 8 8 1 3 5 6 18 11 16 12 26 34 26 23 26 34 35 14 23 21 33 30 67 497 of WORK. Number B.S.U.I

1 1 1 9 165 202 14 16 24 16 15 49 41 86 90 20 59 38 46 32 60 63 40 104 161 325 283 1,566 of 22/4% UNION Number

Conversions UNION, ......

(LOCAL) 25 DIRECTORS 136 182 783 177 561 448 768 899 243 992 745 354 415 567 373 491 289

1,275 1,462 1.214 4.430 3.442 2,442 2.260 3,439 6.618

36,000 Number Students STUDENT BSU International Increased

1961 >1958 299

1,819 1,157 6,150 3,456 5,145 1,614 6,760 2.721 7.200 5,184 3,192 fl 1,163 1.771 7,863 3,729 7,896 11,546 11,883 15,500 10,069 38.720 ® 496,733 335.939 Number Prospects Evangelistic ...... BAPTIST

STUDENT 75

791 192 259 500 M9 808 887 518 No. FULL-TIME

OF 1,760 1.876 1.508 9.614 9.868 1,013 8,824 9.811 7,179 3,933 9.747 3.560

11.820 17,992 12. 14,296 15,262 18.449 23.435 50,760 13,141 248.393 Baptist Students Total

tn 75

500 808 192 323 516 791 887 1,760 1,608 9,814 1,013 8,383 8,963 8.236 9,271 5,913 3.179 3,578 15, 10.356 11,131 11,779 18,483 14,303 13.718 42,636 11,214 Baptist 214,253

170,819 214,253 Scheels SUMMARY 4.5% No. Students Nen-Baptist 32,467 34,140 BAPTIST

889 MO MO 354 371 SCHOOLS

1,473 1,871 4,962 1,266 2.103 2.515 2,731 8.116 2,669 1.W7 1.512

SCHOOLS

34.140 Baptist

Baptist Schoels

No. Student* THE I95B 1961 STUDENTS

...... BAPTIST

...... 51 Increased IN ...... ’ ...... Columbia State 1 1941 ......

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Fog, « Q „ r tr ,r K l „ i . , STATISTICAL REPORT FOR SOUTHERN BAPTIST COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS — 1961-1962

Enrolment Enrolment A r Fall, 1961 Total. I Si ill 1961-62 if I fl i F<

NAME 4 la

LOCATION Volo

PRESIDENT Exch

60. Doeun and

Reg. Total Total e no m b ry b Accreditation Fact Adn Oflr Graduated Since 8n>t-. Grad X ns War Mush JUNIOR COLLEGES 11 Chun Anderson College...... Anderson 8. C. J. E. Rouse ...... R, 8L 4* 566 559 567 Averett C AM 75 2.609 24 2 6 12 O00 Hoyt BlackweU R, Sl 62 1,067 1.098 Norman College Norman Park, Ga.. . 1,197 1,238 251 8,691 42 8 2 27 11 39 891 North Greenville Junior College...... Guy N. Atkinson ...... R. St 19 338 339 Tigerville, S. C...... 317 4M 52 895 41 12 9 2 12 000 M. C. Donnan...... R. St 30 494 500 Southern Bapt»t College Walnut Ridge, Ark... 534 534 122 1.282 57 11 IS 22 10,178 H. E. Williams...... SL 17 306 212 Southwest Baptbt College. .. Bolivar, Mo...... 182 249 40 630 45 3 4 2 18 500 Robert E. Craig...... R, Sv 45 380 388 Truett-McConnell CcJlege Cleveland Ga. 432 452 118 3.433 47 12 2 6 3 19 657 Joe H. Miller St 15 322 322 Virginia Interment CoUege’ . . . Bristol, Va...... 347 347 59 610 33 12 16 13 5 8 400 R, St 44 482 553 Wingate (xillege...... Wingate. N. C...... 483 483 129 4,585 18,771 Budd E. Smith. R, St 48 904 909 1,296 1,296 271 5,892 24 3 ...... 7 4 18,000 647 9,543 ACADLM113 9,900 10.790 11,646 1,914 17,314 625 147 118 231 137 272,470 Acadia Baptist Academy Eunice, La...... SL 18 109 Fork Union Military Academy Fork Union, V*...... in 137 139 20 575 9 7 3 2.200 J. CaldweU Wicker R. St 61 650 650 Hargrave Military Academy Chatham. Va. .. . 640 640 100 3.374 6,100 Joseph H. Cosby . . R. Sl 40 480 Harrison-Chilhowee Baptist Academy Seymour. Tenn. 482 792 7P2 91 1,916 2 1 4.041 Charles C. Lemons St 17 233 Oak Hill Academy Mouth of Wilson, Va,.. 235 150 250 62 1,475 35 7 4.040 Joseph C. Hough . . .. St 9 125 Oneida Baptist Imtitute...... Oneida. Ky.. . . 125 158 158 32 732 7 2 1.370 D. C. Sparks St 10 213 San Martes Baptist Academy ...... San Maroon, Texas . 213 223 223 33 937 2,500 William H. Crook. R. Sl 43 505 506 690 690 74 2.798 .... 3.6M Totate-Aeademies ...... 198 • IK.E SCHOOLS 2,315 2.321 2,890 2.892 412 1,807 53 14 6 24.907 Baptist Bible Institute QraceviHe, Fla...... James E. Southerland Bl 11 192 202 Oar Creek Baptist School Roeville. Ky...... 170 223 12 183 145 7 11 5 10 9 615 D. M. Aldridge 9 113 Fnutiaod Baptist Bible Institute. Hendersonville, N. C. 114 130 130 n 270 69 3 6 706 Frits D. Hemphill ... 10 IM M exmao Baptist Bible lutitute San Antonio, Texas.. 166 172 172 37 399 172 5.550 H. B. Ramsour. Jr...... 9 25 49 Southern Ohnoss College of Bible . Carboodale, HL...... 24 62 5 34 26 25 4 150 A. C. Queen • 3 35 43 69 75 2 152 34 8 ...... 5 4 3,000 Totals-Bihle Schools...... I 43 539 573 565 78 1,038 446 40 14 10 14 29.023

- ’<»«»" <’ b, 9t •CoDejBi for women.

SEMINARIES 407 418 14 366 42 American Baptirt Thechcinal Seminary > Nashville, Tmn...... 17 M 14,500 61 29 15 2,500 Louisville. Ky...... N Bthan C. Brucite. Jr 51 38,815 Carver School of Miaons 27 273 273 314 327 22 531 250 Golden Gate Baptist Theological Bern. Mill Valley, Calif.... Harold K_ Graves.. 37,406 20 281 373 284 304 56 280 72 Midwestern Baptist Theological Seen. K—one City. Mo.. . . Millard J. Benjuist. 81.075 718 750 946 93 210 3,449 604 175 New Orleans Baptist Tbeofogieal Bern. H. Leo Eddleman. 40 61,596 38 658 755 183 1,069 560 Wd« Forvwt, N. C„. 668 133 133,400 ixxneville. Ky. 78 827 943 897 1,060 255 8,641 600 2,067 2,067 179 467 9,097 1.240 421 676 319,000 Fort Worth. T< Robert E. Naykr.. 1,704 1,704 174 1.227 662,335 310 4,660 5,091 5.403 5,981 426 1.283 25,699 2.676 836 Taleb Rwninanss...... SENIOR COLLEGES and UNIVERSITIES 31,015 423 153 290,130 Abner V. McCall .. R, BL 319 6.077 6.790 7,430 7,430 476 1,158 Baylor Unrvwtity 341 70 25,000 Herbert C.Gabhart 622 535 485 610 NashviDe, Tenn...... 3.749 12 34.623 Wilfred C. Tyler. ... 40 303 307 455 648 ...... 81 Blue Mountain Coliese'. Blue Mountain, Mica. 183 70 30.600 Loywd R. Simmons 379 409 316 504 ... . California Baptist C

association is indimted by R- A«rvd)tatioci by a state department of edoeatiou (or state university) is mdirateri by St. Convention. U-8A-. Incorporated, Americas Assnetatina of Schools of Raligkw Education. al Schock on accredited list, also ” Tbsofogieai Bcbook •Now:a four-yaw eoDsgt; July accredited as a junior sdlsgs. STATISTICAL REPORT FOR SOUTHERN BAPTIST COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS 1961-1962 (Continued]

NAME 11a3 is Is lit JUNIOR COLLEGES Anderson Collage 50.811 178.358 81.467 3.376 IM.344 57,244 958.241 1.015.485 Averett Coflege 51 569 26,000 2.125 351 450 300.000 55,000 1.337.000 1.392.000 Bethel College 66.007 3,468 Bluefield Coflege 676 M.890 19.728 600.847 620.575 82 010 30.000 1,688 4,845 115.035 118.000 1,125.000 1.243,000 Brewton-Parker College 25 283 22.000 8,061 17.287 51.6501 100,000 251.000 768.000 1.019 000 Campbell College...... 69.346 75.780 238.968 22.117 Chowan College ...... 387.386 2.000 000 1,222.000 4,000,000 5,222.000 49.220 52.170 M.729 356 161.188 Clarke Memorial College 2,900.000 14.311 1,832,768 1,847.079 69,721 18.000 13,176 11,880 47.147 Decatur Baptist College... . 1,000.000 350.000 800.000 1,150.000 44.313 1,975 13.295 14,610 49,101 Gardner-Webb College . 296,314 997.389 1.293.703 111.969 176.708 12.621 185.277 MO. 000 Hannibal-LaGrange College 465.245 3.000,000 3.465.245 104.691 18.674 6.203 1.089 Man Hill College...... 105,576 19,206 1.211,441 1,230,647 67.560 87.073 82.181 13,175 433,654 Norman College...... 2,300 000 470.568 3.887.464 4.358,032 26,110 41.541 12.476 12,399 71.978 150.000 362.663 1,169,514 North Grteovwe Junior College . 49.415 1,532, in 169.336 127.730 3,488 142,102 500.000 99.689 1.398.661 Southern Baptwt College 32.835 1,498.350 37.868 37.637 26 000 2.160.912 Southwest Baptist College 122.574 . 2,160.912 7,958 1.350 295 900 1.800.000 20,000 675.000 695.000 Truett-M cCooneU College 26.024 76,632 5.869 8,031 52 319 325 000 198.873 957.477 1.156.350 Virginia Interment College 43.282 16.000 5.958 33.731 251.424 600 000 602.071 1.510.550 2.112.621 Wingate College...... 57.748 50.011 94.54) 7,531 303,391 475.000 190,639 2,193,273 2.383,812 T nub-Junior Colleges ,150.488 Ml,M0 873.093 170,887 ACADEMIES 3.283.349 12.928.000 4,812,481 30,583,537 38.395.988 50.000 35 000 3,127 27.144 171 656,844 Fort Union Military Academy 7,201 657.015 10 000 300 20.720 904 806 200.000 722.607 2,978.500 3.701.007 Hargrave Military Academy 47,180 20.000 41.7M 664 825.078 200.000 5.195 1.560 121 1.5M 316 Hamaon-Chilhowae Baptwt A 54.841 27.769 19.672 Oak Hill Academy ...... 107.848 846 611 846 611 6.872 86.439 160.000 500 000 Oneida Baptwt Institute . 24,402 500.000 19 338 15,696 13.602 245,560 667 202 912.762 Ban Marcos Baptwt Academy 67,718 3,950 10.936 6,133 M2.869 400 000 69,211 1,961,843 2.031.054 Quarterly 292.819 98,719 102.001 BIBLE SCHOOLS <3.213 2.618.886 950.000 1,042,844 9.171,121 10,213,786 Baptwt Bible Institute 63.164 14.908 39,039 4,520 22,703 250,000 108.835 498.177 | 53,622 607.012 32.933 1,992 2,417 45,083 826,380 Fruitland Baptwt Bible Iiwtitute 18.600 870.463 967 Mexican Baptwt Bible Irwtttute 4,943 50.000 268 000 368.000 vit* tv R 19,861 5,933 1,854 60,000 60.000 60.000 Bouthen Hunm Collate of Bible 23,7M 1,500 98,000 600,000 600.000 Totab-Bible Schools 178,992 14,908 80.372 8.512 129,917 360,0001 153,918 5 2.251.557 2,401.475

July,

Augnt. NAME £1 si 51 5J 1? h

Is 2 f lfr, tfn p ^ S SEMINARIES 628.757 65.214 I 25.000 9.049 23,312 25.000 5 2.298 626,459 Awenean Baptwt Tbeoingieal Seminary 1.664 396 IM.833 689 22.652 3,919 449.0251 1.216.371 Carver debo>4 nf Mamuns...... 3.766 5.218,422 6,222,177 Golden OaU Baptist Theological Seminary 307 162 89,836 1,734 676 26,610 7.500 1,980,624 1,988 124 Midwtwtem Baptist Theological Seminary 283.554 643.112 1,097 363 22.068 90,814 18.956 73,404 5.400.000 722,909 6,972.202 7,695,111 New Orleans Baptist TheA logical Seminary 521 296 278.333 240.798 3,880.700 4,121.498 1962 483.427 200 000 63 194 1.120 67.306 Boutheastsv Baptwt Tbec4ogx*l Seminary 9,400.488 12.923,782 SuuUieri. Baptist Theulorieai Seminary 603.620 200.000 402.751 177.986 93.777 3.523,294 6,779.671 4,420,329 8.094.067 12.514.396 Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary 746. IM 544.395 115.466 171.426 168.0901

37.388,333 46.758,241 3.166.2605 1,980,675 684.794 393,179 5 478.478 11,204.871 9.369.908 COLLEGES and UNIVERSITIES SENIOR 40,616.765 | 59.380.380 999.0651 131.325 4,525.615 I 863.925 I 3.199 0251 20.000.0001 18.763,616 I Baylor University...... 2,175.268 2.725.323 141.188 68.996 22.587 21,688 163.564 500.000 560.0M Belmont College...... 2,076 252 95.943 39.867 14.139 54,828 101.006 849,326 1.425.926 Blue Mountain Collars...... 1,516.718 87,614 48,468 122.070 212 124,008 500.000 16,718 1,500,000 California Baptist College...... 1,400.000 1.474.553 88.291 45,862 1,188 265.162 250.000 74.553 Campbellsville Coflejs...... 4.009.858 5.093.500 190.013 111.686 141,959 46.115 732.604 1,083.642 Careoo-Newmaa Coflege...... 1,917.352 2.371.924 149.680 122.647 12,620 180.273 454.572 Corpus Christi, University of...... 2.215.213 3.072.M9 M 502 62,502 85,128 44,951 443.190 400,000 867,356 Cumberland College...... 3.664 999 4,246,637 176.879 9,400 293.715 21.643 202.965 1,876,000 581.638 6,894.413 16.872.240 23.766.653 Furman U nivnty 163.100 607.641 317.440 927,523 23.129 46,417 631,826 1.223.228 3,589,975 4,813.203 196. Ml 856,528 956.828 Grand Canyon Cohep...... 96.818 520 66.308 2,404 196,613 100.300 7.367,588 10.867.588 266.037 46,376 138.942 706.326 5.000.000 3,300.000 Bardin-SunmocM University. 1,339.844 10.200.519 11.540.163 275.000 466.306 2,396 59.836 1.090.764 Howard Oflege...... 1.930.859 3,857.023 5.787.882 195.948 27.616 41,495 98.944 622.500 641,000 Howard Payne Univwsity .. 2,227.656 2.998,315 Judson College...... 91.682 49.000 40.312 99,438 770.659 96 000 3,484,080 5.308.891 228,586 184,191 24.066 102.839 347.847 550.000 1.824.811 Louisiana CoBege...... 3.631,411 6,459.895 131.200 13.663 125.071 177.273 2.828 484 Mary Hardin-Baylor Coflap. 5,940,142 11.906.069 111.830 176,691 97,754 289.069 768.441 11.400.000 5.965.917 Mercer University...... 3,337,078 4.337.720 100.000 83.348 157 946 49,767 406 002 5.500.000 1.000,642 4.548.131 6.001.865 50,851 85.080 66.341 573.723 3,500.000 1.453.734 180.821 9.148.9M 90.635 82.670 69.235 601.571 6.000.000 2,064,207 7,094.748 Oklahoma Baptist University 290.000 5.238.924 6,136.915 224.943 308.715 38.041 404.728 1,300.000 897,991 Ouachita Baptwt College.... 9,900 000 15.670,769 175.290 50.000 1,406.383 248.035 1,406.384 5.770.789 Richmond. University of...... 1,189.368 1,901 398 52 828 136,366 27.027 27 915 383.247 71,314 712.030 Shorter College . 5.779,363 7,735.943 260.039 1,141.334 130. IM 1.368.754 12,000.000 1,948.580 Stetson Univerwty 1,082.809 1.787 690 2,870.499 66.804 77.863 16.321 41.675 172,866 2.250.000 Tift College...... 363,000 735.206 2,008.403 2,743,609 Union Unrwrbty.. 137 020 67 802 75.904 18.473 315.676 1.299.412 1,650,000 3,461.489 22.820.533 26. MT. 022 Pag» Wake Forest CoUm 138.835 163.729 514.441 544.995 144.816 22.834 206.772 2,900.000 2,607 940 2.374.362 4.8&MO2 Waylaac 152.066 2,003.554 27,213 35,310 115,245 4M.335 1,568.219 William 88,032 62.000 8,134.462 3,960.820 4,173,642 81.716 81,718 17.832 275,421 520,024 8.710.000 51 William 75.269,342 5 188.763,004 5 384.022.346 Totab-Seuior Colleges. 6,872.429 2,262,549 10,329,2201 3,852.631 18,640,752 86.360,314 STATISTICAL REPORT FOR SOUTHERN BAPTIST COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS 1961-1962 (Continued)

NAME

1* as 11 o.a JUNIOR COLLEGES Anderson CoUege...... 50.811 178.358 81.457 3.378 Averett College . 166.344 | 57.244 I 958.241 1.015.485 51.669 26.000 2.125 Bethel College ...... 351 450 300.000 55,000 1.337.000 1,393,000 66.007 3,468 876 Bluefield CoUege ...... 55.890 19.728 600.847 620.575 82 010 30.000 1,888 4,845 Brewton-Parker CoUege . . 116.035 118.000 1,125.000 1.243,000 25 283 22.000 8.061 17.287 Campbel] College...... 51 550 100,000 251.000 768.000 1.019 000 69.346 75,780 238.968 Chowan CoDege ...... 387.386 2,000 000 1,222.000 4.000.000 5.222.000 49.220 52.170 66,729 356 Clarke Memorial Ctdlege 161.188 2,900.000 14.311 1,832,768 1.847,079 69.721 16.000 13,175 11,880 Decatur Baptist CoUege.. . 47,147 1,000,000 350.000 800,000 1,150.000 44.313 1,975 13.295 14.610 49,101 296.314 997,389 1,293.703 111.969 176.708 12.621 185.277 550.000 465.245 3.000.000 3.465.245 104.691 18,674 6.203 1.089 106.576 Mars Hill CoUege 67.560 19,206 1.211.441 1.230,647 87.073 82.161 13.175 433.654 2,300.000 26.110 470,568 3,887.464 4.358.032 41.541 12.476 12.399 71.978 150.000 362,663 -—------Junior CoDege 49.415 1.169.614 1.532,177 169.336 127.730 3.488 142.102 500.000 Southern Baptist CoUege ...... 32.836 99.689 I.398.661 1.498.360 Southwest Baptist CoDege . 37.868 37.637 25 000 2,160.912 122.574 7.958 2.160.912 Tmett-McConneU CoUrge 1,350 295 900 1.800.000 20.000 676.000 28.024 76,632 5.669 695.000 Virginia Intermont College 8.031 62 319 325 000 198.873 957.477 43.282 16.000 5.968 1.166.350 Wingate College...... 33,731 251.424 500 000 602,071 1.610.550 2,112.621 57.748 50.011 7,531 303.391 475.000 190 539 2,193.273 2.383.812 Tntab-Junior Colleges 1.150.488 Ml. 5501 973.093 170,587 ACADEMIES 3.253.349 12.925,000 4,812.461 30,583,537 35.395.988 50 0001 35 000 3.127 1 Fork Union Military Academy 27.144 171 656.844 657.015 7.201 10 000 300 Hargrave Military Academy 20,720 904 806 200.000 722,607 2.978.500 3.701.007 47.180 20.000 41.756 664 Harhson-Chiihowes Baptet Academy 825.078 200,000 5.195 1,660.121 1.565 316 27.769 19.672 . Oak Hill Academy 107.848 846 611 846 611 8.872 Oneida Baptist Institute 85.439 150,000 500 000 500.000 24.402 19 338 15.896 San Mams Baptist Academy...... 13.502 245 580 667 202 912.762 67.718 3,950 10.936 8.133 552,889 400.000 69,211 1.961,843 2.031.054 T otala- Academies. 292.819 95,719 102,001 I BIBLE SCHOOLS 43.213 2,518.588 950.000 1,042,844 9,171.121 10.213.785 Baptist Bible Institute 63.164 I 14,908 39,039 I 4,520 22,703 250.0008 53.622 108.835 498.177 1 607.012 32.933 1.992 2,417 45.083 Fruitland Baptet Bible Institute 18.600 825.380 870.463 967 4,943 50.000 Mexican Baptist Bible Institute 19,861 268 000 >68.000 Soothers Hinoa College of Bible. 5,933 1,854 60.000 60.000 23,755 . 1,500 80.000 98.000 800,000 800.000 Totab-Bible Schools 178.992 14.908 80.372 8.512 129,917 380,0001 153.918 2,251.157 2.401,475

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Present Property Value Goal in Income Donations, Tuition Amount From Income Endowment ventions Capital and uh 1 11 Uli SEMINARIES Ammeau Baptist Theological Seminary. . 65.214 1 25.000 3 9.049 •...... 1 23.312 t 25.000 I 2.298 I 626.459 628.757 Carvrr riehoU of Misstuaa...... 156.833 589 22.652 3.919 449,025 1,216.371 1.664 396 Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary 307 162 89.835 1,734 67« 26,610 3.755 5.218,422 5,222.177 Midetwtern Baptist Theological Seminary 283.554 843.112 1,097 363 22.068 7,500' 1,980,624 1,988 124 New Orleans Baptist The>4ogical Seminary 52 1 295 278.333 90,814 18.956 73,404 6.400,000 722,909 6,972.202 7,695,111 Bob tti main u Baptist TheoloKieaJ Seminary 483.427 200 OOC 63 194 1.120 67.306 240.798 3,880.700 4.121,498 Suutheri, BiptKt TheUogieaJ Seminary 603.620 200.OOC 402.751 177.986 93.777 3.523,294 9,400.488 12.923,782 Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary 746,155 544.395 115.466 171.426 168.090 6,779,671 4,420.329 8,094.067 12,514.396

Totab-8eminaries ...... 3,166.260 S 1.980,675 S 684,794 1 393,179 1 478.476 5 11,204,67! 1 9,369.908 5 37,388.333 48.758.241 SENIOR COLLEGES and UNIVERSITIES Baylor University...... 999.065 S 131.325 I 4,525.616 I 863.925 1 3.199025 I 20,000.000 5 18,763.815 I 40,818.765 59,380.380 Belmoot College...... 141,188 68.996 22.587 21.688 163.564 500,000 550.055 2,176.268 2.725.823 Blue Mountain Collage...... 95.943 39. M7 14.139 54.828 101.006 849.326 1,425,926 2,075 252 California Baptist College...... 87,514 48.468 122,07C 213 124,008 50000C 16,718 1,500,000 1,516,718 Campbellsville College . 68.291 45.862 1,188 266,162 250.000 74.553 1,400,000 1,474.663 Camo-Newmaa Coflage. 190.013 111.686 141,959 46.115 732.604 1,083.642 4.009.858 5,093.600 149.680 122,647 12,620 180.273 454,572 1,917.352 2.371.924 Cumberland CoDege...... 66 502 62.602 86,128 44,951 443.190 400,000 867,356 2,216,213 3,072.569 3,664 999 4,246.637 Emt Tom Baptist College 176.879 9,400 293.715 21.643 202.965- 1,876,000 581,838 Furman U nivswty...... 163.100 607.641 317.44C 927.523 6,894.413 16.872.240 23.768.653 196 661 23.129 45,417 631,826 1,223.228 3,589,975 4.813,203 urana <>anyoc i.ooegv...... 96.818 52C 66.3a 2,404 196,613 100.300 W6,528 956.828 Hardio-8unmooa University. 266.037 46,376 138.942 706,326 5,000,000 3.300.000 7.367,588 10.667.588 Howard College...... 275.000 466.306 2,396 69.836 1,000.764 1,339.844 10.200.519 11.540.163 Howard Payne Univwsity .. 195.948 27.611 41.495 98.944 622.500 841,000 1,930.859 3,857.023 5.787.882 Judson College...... 96 000 91.682 49.OOC 40.312 99.438 770,659 2,227.666 2.998,316 Ijmwem College...... 228,5M 184.191 24.066 102,838 347 847 550,000 1,824.811 3,484,080 5,308.891 Man Hardin-Bay lor College. 131.200 13.663 126,071 177,273 2.828 484 3.631,411 6,469,895 11.906.069 Merest UuivasKy...... 111.630 176.691 97.754 289,069 768,441 11.400.000 5,965.917 5,940,142 100.000 83.348 167 945 49,767 406 002 5,500.000 1,000,642 3,337,078 4,337,720 180.821 50.851 85. OC 66.341 573 723 3.500.000 1,453,734 4,548,131 6.001.866 Oklahoma Baptist University 290.000 90,635 82.67C 69.235 501.571 6,000,000 2,064,207 7,094,748 9,148.965 Ouachita Baptist College.... 224.943 308.716 38 041 404.728 1.300,000 897,991 5.238.924 6,135.915 Richmond. University of...... 175.290 50.000 1,406.383 248.035 1,406.384 5.770,769 9,900 000 16,670.709 Shorter College ...... 52 828 136.366 27.027 27 915 383.247 71,314 712 030 1,189.368 1,90) 398 Stetson Univeraty...... 260.039 1,141.334 130.155 1.368,754 12,000.000 1,946,580 5.779,363 7,735,943 Tift College...... 66.804 77.863 16 321 41.675 172,866 2,250.000 1,082.809 1,787 690 2,870.499 Union Uorwruty ...... 137 020 67 802 75.904 18.473 316,676 383.000 735,206 2,008 403 2,743,008' Wake Forest Cobam...... 138.835 163.729 614.441 544.995 1,299 412 1.650,000 3.461.489 22,820.533 26.2tt.022 Wayland Baptist College...... 152.066 144,816 22.834 206.772 2,900 000 2,507 940 2.374 362 4.88MCQ William Carey College...... 88.032 52.000 27,213 35.310 115.246 465,335 1,668.219 2,023,554 8.134.462 William Jewefl CoUege...... 81,716 81.716 17.832 275,421 620,024 8.710.000 3,960.820 4,173,642

TotakSeriior Colleges 6,672.429 I 2,262.549 S 10,329,220 I 5,852,631 1 18,540,752 1 85.360,314 I 75,259,342 S 188,763,004 I 264,022,848 BAPTIST CHILDREN'S HOMES. SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION. 1961

State Nanw and Location

Alabama Alabama Baptiat Children’* Home, Troy...... Alaska.. / R- Hobson Shirey. 25,0008 345.000 8 15,000 8 1,000,000 mi Turnagam Children* Home, Anchorage...... Edmund K. Knut—n Baptiat Children's Home of Aruooa, 3101 West Missouri. 3,000 14,425 1,632 ...... Phoenix...... George R. Wilson, 8r. Arkin—a.. Arkans— Baptiat Home for Children. Monticeflo Harold C. Seefeidt 66,231 33,694 63,925 1961 2,701 California. Sunny Croat Children'* Home, Bakerafield...... 75,000 174,969 6,414 749.102 1804 D. C...... 8,000 71.260 3,665 300,000 1964 Walt— Wood...... Florida.. Florida Baptiat Children’* Rome, Tokeland...... 440.000 72.595 8,000 300.000 1914 T. M. Job-...... 183 Florida. . Baptiat Home for Children. 2332 Bartram Rd.. Jackson rille 335,640 120.248 275.066 34,373 1.160.926 1902 George E. Norton 300,000 Geory Ba|>tt Children’* Home, Inc.. Hapevilla-Baxley* 356,000 285.000 1,000,000 1944 John C. Warr...... 546 Dlinoi*...... 000,000 1,258,000 403,000 3.000.000 1872 Baptist Children'* Home, Carmi. 8. Otho William*...... 56 Kentucky...... 4.943 193,208 56,579 1917 Glendale Baptist Children* Home. Glendale C. Ford Deusn—...... 162 Kentucky...... 301.825 37,448 262.151 . 1.418,047 1916 Pine Croat. Morehead...... Mr*. Virginia R. Field* 48 Kentucky...... 1967 Spring Meadows, Inc.. Middletown...... J. D. Herndon...... 141 Loumana...... 484.232 37.446 268,239 37.401 1.238,334 IxxiMiana Baptist Children'■ Home. Monroe D. C. Black 163 Baptist Children’* Village, 304 West Woodrow Wilson. 63.115 150,238 180,251 1.386,406 Paul N. Nunnery 162 Mi—ouri Miaaoun Baptiat Children'* Home, 11300 St Charles Rock 320,000 66.000 186.000 1.250,000 1900 Rd-. Bridgeton...... Edgar E. Blake...... 85 275 418,345 73,630 274.375 7,614 914,583 New Mexico... New Mexico Baptist Children'* Home. Portal— Walker C. Hubbard . 67 N. Carolina. .. Ba^twt Chddr en'* Hom— of North Carolina, Inc 3,000 79,873 325,287 1019 W. R. Wagon— 568 182 1,047,814 Oklahoma. Oklahoma Baptist Children’* Home’ 63rd and bL Pennsyl 276,756 800.060 19,188 3,143,511 1886 reais.vania. Oklahoma Cite...... Jam— V. Browning. 168 Oklahoma...... Boy* Ranch Town. Oklahoma City...... 275.000 60,000 252,472 19,000 1.250.000 1908 Chari— T. Boldin. 37 430,000 8- Carolina.... Connie Maxwell Children * Home, Greenwood 40.000 120,000 496.000 1963 Sam M. Smith.... 288 144 797,327 79,000 T“D*T?,B

Condata of four homer Franklin, Memphia and Chattanooga (2). Co—into of reporta pwtmnina to Buekn- Children’• Home. Dall-: Boekn- Giris Homa, Lubbock; Buckow Boyi Ranch. Incteded tn amount for Oklahoma Baptist Children'■ Home (line above). SOUTHERN BAPTIST REPORTS—1845-1961

Year Membership Baptisms W.M.U. 3 Brotherhood Mlsslen TataI All Enrolment Enrolment Enrolment Enrolment Churches Enrolment Gifts Gifts r 1845...... 351.96 23.222 1846 367,or 24,062 4,126 ...... 1847 376.85 25.629 4.411 1848 385 8« 27,412 4.501 1*49 4CM.600 4,695 1850 . 4,874 186! 423.507 33,831 1862...... 467.33- 37.611 5.113 1863 495.94! 41,863 5,817 1854 519,21( 43.423 6.209 1856.. 542.394 43.722 6.394 1856 568.971 43.065 1857 ...... 8.5W 51*0.291 43,122 5,777 1868 617,72; 51,007 7,062 1859 ...... 639,244 49,127 7,338 i860 649.511 51,342 7,701 1861-71 No data •railabie.. 1872...... 956.067 68.017 287. wa 1873...... 1.098.8W 50.532 1874... 1.200.106 67.498 1876 1.249,073 62.679 1876...... 1.342,432 69.448 1877...... 1.418.296 63.680 1878...... 1.483.66C 70.568 1879 . 1.516.351 53,760 1880...... 377.214 1881 961.435 47;575 396.359 13.455 1882...... 915.140 47.886 458.9171 13,527 1883...... 934,817 53.908 602.106 13,438 1884 . 975.153 62,424 566.716 1885 13,513 1.013.160 65,197 326.003 14,102 1886 1,071.823 W.877 372.929 4,700.893 202,170 1.513.6401 14.488 1887...... 1.125.892 83.158 448.365 6,840.281 209.116 1,603.934 14,346 1888 . 1.165.812 73.062 5.38 083 9.180.634 210.282 1,876,260 14,874 1889 . 1,194.664 77,507 649.127 11.515,881 295.304 2.203.700 15,343 18W...... 1.235 908 81,806 577.230 13.282.024 306,403 2.287.930 15,894 1891...... 1.282 220 84.076 494.846 13.382.359 308.916 2,876.927 16,001 1892 ...... 1 321.540 82.478 14.703.308 3,252.716 16,654 1893 1.363.361 93,842 15.600,061 3,016.689 17,710 1894 ...... 1.431,041 105.IW 414.379 17,361.794 3.218.789 17,346 18M...... 1.468.991 W.877 576,711 17.913.444 2.927.162 17,803 1896.. . . 1.529,191 97.557 611.528 19.551.268 2,970.429 18,143 1897 ...... 1.568.906 98.984 611.612 18.351.855 425,871 2.547.347 18.678 1898 ...... 1.586.709 77,243 628.002 18,681.227 867.1W 2.805.080 18.922 1899 1 608 413 636.944 19.207.537 613,046 2.867.071 18,873 1900...... 1.657.996 80 465 670.569 19.437,323 701.323 3,069.507 18,963 1W1 1.683.039 95.610 712.012 20.025.344 881,219 3.456.014 io. ui 1902...... 1.737,446 108.517 745.474 20.637.619 971.984 4.016,394 19.653 1903 1,806.889 103.241 781.069 21.513.888 1,086.308 4,671.325 19,911 1904 1.832.638 103.021 776.248 22.828.672 1.127.794 5,038.253 20,431 1906 ...... 1.899,427 106.905 844.0401 23.824.5W 1.210.134 5.379.081 30.402 1906 ...... 1,946.948 124.911 876.682 25.471.209 1.476.330 6.083.860 21,802 1907...... 2,016,080 129.152 959.796 27.917.149 1.704.130d 7.108.934

V.B.S. T.U. W.M.U. Membership Baptisms 8.8. Gms Gift* Enrolment Enrolment Enrolment Enrolment 84.537.0205 1,997,6345 8.522.653 21,887 1.066.721 1908 2,139,080 146.717 37.303.623 2,264,198 0,474,777 22.438 1,131.981 1900 2,218,911 140.980 43,393.899 2,480,207 10.424.486 23,248 2,332.464 134,440 1.248.116 10,926,406 23.676 1010 60.700 46,843,897 2.522.161 2,421,203 132.396 1.288,014 10.883.002 23,982 1011 76,665 48,634,360 2.631.978 1012 2.446,296 1 329 720 53.392.795 2.811.615 12,158.587 24,171 2.522,633 137396 1.491.426 117.6M 24.338 1913 . 159,932 56.861.492 3.038,044 13.073,940 2.588.633 1 706 871 2.977.667 12.541.890 24,431 1014 1*760,802 58.319,638 1 2,685.662 168.235 153.071 13.415.884 24,603 1015 ... 175,540 61,150.186 3,233.011 1016 .... 2.744.098 160.497 1,784 997 64.772,860 3,660.963 15.346,158 24,883 2.844,301 148.699 1,835.811 17.852.929 24,851 1917...... 230 540 69.974.002 4,911,10* •S. 2,887.428 113.833 1,759.201 21.327.446 26,303 1918.... 301,873 74,273.728 7.331.266 2.961.348 123.069 1,835.936 34,882.082 27,444 3 1919.. . 322.011 97.732.9W 14,038,661 1920 3.149 346 173.595 1.926.610 102.404.038 10.962.725 33.432.746 27.634 r 2,147.654 384,216 1921.. . 3,220.383 233.571 115.346.960 9.849.857 32,167.978 27,919 3.366.211 224,844 2.220.035 483,166 34.439.436 27,611 1922 495.149 148.108 127.121.096 9,393.618 3.494.189 IM.864 2.381.717 9.883.164 37,359.615 27,517 1923 . 546.193 Me, we 141,737,127 1924 3.674.531 200 676 2 536.953 39.627,009 24,341 28.167 531,415 165.909.278 8,255,436 1926*.. 3.649.330 224,191 2.691.828 8.161.411 39,855,829 24,774 38.077 498.426 195.006.216 1926* 3.616.694 193.279 2.683.331 7,843,652 39.787.237 24,274 480, IW 440,009 206.706.944 1927* 3.873.712 197.155 2.780.043 7.402.788 39.027.910 25.705 44.230 500.564 523.736 207.614.545 1928*.. . 3.706.876 183.020 2,797,129 213.327.088 7.641.330 39.337,149 24,010 51,079 501.406 631.394 1929.. .. 3.770.645 175.631 2.776.665 217,979,116 6.763,837 37.489.021 23.731 57,983 533.976 624,659 1930.. .. 3,860,278 198,579 2,839,183 217.066.776 5.819.375 32,618,128 23,806 68,786 546,948 651.6901 1931.. . 3.944,666 211.253 2.952.91C 209.719.089 4.Ml.011 27,341.488 24,035 71,568 583.842 663.830 1932 . 4.066,140 226,855 3.061.469 3.880.774 23.289.361 24.270 83.6a 618.283 581.442 204.376.293 1933.. .. 4.173.928 211.393 3.069.484 202.095,794 4,261.668 24,653.276 24,360 100,902 649.773 671,702 1934 4.277.052 209.364 3.104.411 202,101.014 4.624,616 26,888.567 24.537 140.878 662.004 593.766 1935 4.389.417 202,047 3,157,451 203.460,481 4,988.885 29,188.687 24,671 198.152 693.186 505,852 1936 4,482.315 191,993 3,173,354 206,668.413 5,702.150 >2.266.687 24.844 204.667 3.211.701 264,247 742.201 612,075 24,932 1937 4.695.602 715,402 210.466.838 6,798.629 U.265.340 4.770,185 256,814 3.368,851 375,451 806.945 26,018 1938 747.845 214.724.696 6.267.263 37.138.531 4,949,174 269.165 3.523.851 421.377 874,791 40.359.038 25,250 1939 758.151 221.074.479 6.787,627 5,104.327 245,500 3.5W.37- 541.204 919,689 44.857.607 25.603 1940 . 768,976 232,944.315 7,822.340 6.238.132 209,593 3,553.467 617.40- 954.170 52,247.622 25,737 1941.. . 748.466 54,868 204,131.184 9,681,772 209,121 3,430,921 5W.U1 801.667 63.067.086 25,790 1942.. . 5.367,129 716.433 33.000 248,168,496 13.455.640 5.493.027 202.301 3.332.971 548,707 777,732 25,965 1943 . 719,186 34,750 259.534.000 17.300.389 76,588.615 5.667.926 218.223 3.372.901 635,947 759,885 98.458.425 26,191 1944 703.332 739.360 38.538 276.080.771 22.4W.751 5.865.554 256.699 3.525.311 801,211 27,240,704 115,226,049 1945 802.859 767,521 71,412 313.063.779 6.079,306 253.361 3,738.92' 1.OU.671 132.162.846 26.764 1946.. . 927.908 761,907 97,146 366.830.652 28.472.014 1947.. .. 6.270.819 285,152 4.004,071 1,328.794 450.480.617 30,606.598 156.574.604 26.822 1.268,17! 1.079.024 856.332 119.230 1948. 6.489,221 310.226 4,301.491 648.261.664 31,316.818 178.337.307 27,285 4,643.651 1.443.07! 1,235.438 943.135 142.412 1949 . 6.761,266 334.892 167.744 645.271.741 33.402.224 197.242.154 27,788 5.024.55! 1.642.77! 1,440,895 1,033.479 1950. 7,079.889 376.085 186,587 761.510,838 37,268,172 222.838,109 28.280 5,253.69: 1,no.411 1,554.660 1.087,427 1961 7.373,498 375,626 214,486 8W. 697.339 45.822.830 348.004,280 28,865 364.384 5.491.06- 2,069.16: 1,677,293 1,143.993 29,498 1952. 7.834.493 1,188.080 242,018 .000.604.214 48,427.760 378.861.129 361.836 5,759.12: 2,108,371 1,849.544 29.890 1953.. .. 7.886,016 1,302,060 273,406 1.162,761,138 52,926.157 306,573.654 396.857 8,366.48 2,570.291 2,062.M2 30,277 1954 8.169.491 404.281 1.323.453.534 58.360,247 334.836.383 6.641,71i 2,652,781 2,223.502 1,245.358 30,834 1965 8.474.741 416.86' 445.630 1,491.385.336 64.054,616 372.136.875 384,627 6.823.712 2.733.99 2,316.354 1.267.860 31.297 1956 8.708.823 1,324.295 511.521 1,662.612.8W 70,015,299 397.560.347 389.714 6,972.354 2,777.10 2.414.584 419,619.438 31.498 1957. 8,966.256 1.395.074 582,497 1.825.474,318 74.750,609 9,206.758 407,897 7,006.17 2,908,15’ 2.503.920 453,338.720 81,906 1958 1.456,192 617.263 2.009.254.164 77,753,190 0.486.276 429,06. 7.276,5a 2,910,25 2.608,110 480,608,972 82,251 1969.. . 2.664.730 1,484.580 619,106 2.204,351.666 81.924.906 1960 9.731.691 386.464 7,382.55 3,004,73 84,434,006 501.001,714 33,698 3.088,72 2,724.309 1,496.634 628,087 2,385,175,418 1961 .. 9.978,488 403,311 7,506,84

*B.M.A.'s dropped frosn list. SKTION II AVERAGE PASTOR'S SALARY, BY MEMBERSHIP OF CHURCH FULL TIME CHURCHES—1961 World of Religion

400 to 741 8.B. a. 3,470|8 3,717 s.omI 5.997 8,811 7.6861 8,833 11,Ml The World and its Religions Alabama 3.064 2.318 5.039 9, ml AImAa... 7,109 8.131 10,340 4,503 7,187 •8,4O« Arison*. . 3,498 3.008 6,277 ArkaiMM. 6,848 ~8,900 2,967 2,301 4.967 ROMAN California. 6.629 6,969 7,369 8,877 -li.odd 3,713 3,332 6.648 6,993 6.604 •7,2801. _ —— 537,533,000 CATHOLIC Colorado...... 3.606 3,276 6.676 •8,000 District of Columbia... 6,268 4.693 8.334 .669 8.113 •15 129 Florida...... 8.944 2.978 5.283 1,962 7,100 7,492 9.536 11,114 ------430,325,000 MOSLEM Goorgm...... 3.425 2.699 4,863 Hawaii...... L910 6.832 7.719 8,613 13.140 5,072 4,954 •5,400 ,980 •7,200 IDinom .... 2,789 2.443 5,078 Indiana... 6,841 6,2071 \ 332,470,700 HINDU 2,958 2.673 6.357 -5.240 •e.ood KaaMa 3,285 1.240 2,979 6.416 -8.113 1.083 J—------______300,290,500 Kentucky. 3.005 2,383 4.657 5,816 6.334 7,156 1.079 ••1LOOO CONFUCIAN 3.630 2.919 5,399 6,491 7.093 7.607 1.609 11,011 Maryland .. 214,13304; 4,274 3.838 5.087 6.391 •7.1M)I PROTESTANT Michigan .. 3,397 3.084 6.359 - -—— ,5lfa> 0,000 ““Pl» •uootesT 3,614 3.013 5,124 6,100 6.877 7.561 Mwouri .. 8.674 10.893 EASTERN ORTHODOX 3,162 2,625 5.058 6.857 6.677 7.000 8,575 New Mexico 3.882 3,097 5,344 6,111 «:839l 9,372 8,787 •9,000 North Carolina.... 1,640 2.880 6,061 Ohio...... 6.361 8,9581 8.397 9,8791 OTHERS 1.326 3,103 5.657 •6.30U •9.500 Oklahoma...... 1.277 2.367 4.899 Oragoo-Waahiagtoo. 6.367 6.669 10.091 1,987 2.903 5.140 6.333 OR NONE South Carolina ... 1.002 3,263 6,402 6.168 6,867 8.063 9.336 10,600 3,043 2.297 4,862 6.724 7,936 8.499 Sources Information Please Almanac, 1962. 3.864 2,822 5.140 5,9881 6.737 7.840 Virginia. 3.962 11 090 3,000 5,272 6,1711 »'»wl 8.088 •16,000

• One church BAPTISTS AROUND THE WORLD — Two churchee Latest Baptist membership figures received in the Washington offices of the Baptist World Alliance os of January, 1962.

SoatAvuc Wot/MaU' 'P'wpi4*t4-t96f AFRICA Algiers...... FORTY-FOUR IN FIFTEEN Angola ...... 15,720 BAPTIST British Cameroons...... 32,003 SOUTHERN BAPTIST Cameroon ...... 12,500 HOSPITALS STATES Congo ...... 159,104 Egypt...... 80 Ethiopia...... 28 PATIENT CARE PROGRAM CHARITY FREE SERVICE PROGRAM Adult Beds...... 10,535 Central African Republic ...... 24,923 In Patients...... 22,826 Ghana ...... 2,661 Adult Patients...... 436,230 Out Patients...... 166,317 New-Born Patients. . 66,247 Program Expense...... $6,883,508 Guinea ...... Ivory Coast...... 5,141 Kenya...... 62 Liberia ...... 14,290 EDUCATION PROGRAM CAPITAL PROGRAM Montambique ...... 1,800 Interns (M.D.)...... Total Property Value. . $178,388,481 Nigeria ...... 51,756 Professional Nurses. . Nyasaland ...... 2,644 2,291 Hospitals Planning New Const. . 24 Non-Professional Nurses. . . 689 Rhodesia, Northern...... 1,927 Additional Beds Needed.... 2,957 Rhodesia, Southern ...... 3,725 Ruanada-Urundi ...... 3,000 RELIGIOUS MINISTRIES PROGRAM St Helena...... 89 71 Chaplains—leading 6,515 worship services annually Sierra Leone...... 429 South Africa ...... 40,700 Southwest Africa ......

Page 56 Page 57 Quarterly Rurtev July, Aggvst September, 1962 Romania ...... 80,000 Spanish Morocco ...... 50 Spain ...... 3,400 Tanganyika ...... 75 Sweden ...... 31,881 Uganda ...... Switzerland ...... 1,483 TOTAL FOR AFRICA ...... 372,707 USSR...... 540,000 ASIA Yugoslavia ...... 3,900 Burma ...... 207,345 TOTAL FOR EUROPE ...... 1,140,542 Ceylon ...... 3,203 China (Mainland) ...... 123,000* MIDDLEGaza EAST ...... 9 Hong Kong and Macao...... 16,215 Israel ...... 115 India ...... 413,353 Jordan ...... 157 Indonesia ...... 1,317 Lebanon...... 247 Japan ...... 19,614 Korea ...... 3,981 TurkeyTOTAL ...... FOR MIDDLE EAST ...... 528 Malaya and Singapore...... 1,626 Nepal ...... SOUTHArgentina AMERICA ...... 14,000 Okinawa ...... 200 Bolivia ...... 1,303 Pakistan ...... 12,181 Brazil ...... 175.000 Taiwan ...... 8,013 Chile ...... 8,686 Thailand ...... 2,836 Colombia ...... 3,590 Vietnam ...... Ecuador ...... 146 TOTAL FOR ASIA ...... 812,884 Guiana, British ...... 289 CENTRAL AMERICA Guiana, Dutch ...... 44 Bahamas ...... 13,178 Paraguay ...... 630 Bermuda ...... 40 Peru ...... 1,186 British Honduras ...... 119 Uruguay ...... 1,071 Costa Rica ...... 641 Venezuela ...... 820 Cuba ...... 17,275 TOTAL FOR SOUTH AMERICA ...... 206,765 Dominican Republic ...... 200 El Salvador ...... 2,226 SOUTHWESTAustralia PACIFC ...... 40,124 Guatemala ...... 1,745 New Guinea ...... 2,765 Honduras ...... 200 New Zealand ...... 15,188 Haiti...... 30,659 Philippines ...... 22,657 Jamaica ...... 30,153 TOTAL FOR SOUTHWEST PACIFIC ...... 80,784 Nicaragua ...... 2,821 Panama ...... 2,833 NORTHCanada AMERICA ...... 174,000 Puerto Rico...... 6,729 Mexico ...... 50,000 St. Lucia ...... 101 United States: St. Vincent ...... 112 American Baptist Convention...... 1,521,052 Trinidad and Tobago ...... 1,227 Baptist General Conference of TOTAL FOR CENTRAL AMERICA ...... 110,259 America ...... 72,056 EUROPE National Baptist Convention, Austria ...... 750 USA, Inc...... 5,000,000 Belgium ...... 361 National Baptist Convention of Bulgaria ...... 672 America ...... 2,668,799 Czechoslovakia ...... 4,262 North American Baptist General Denmark ...... 7,400 Conference ...... 51,611 Finland ...... 3,382 Seventh Day Baptist General France ...... 3,039 Conference ...... 5,864 Germany ...... 97,178 Southern Baptist Convention Great Britain and Ireland...... 317,682 (1961) ...... 9,978,488 Greece ...... 21 Other Baptist Bodies...... 2,076,728 Total for United States...... 21,874,598 Hungary ...... 20,000 21,598.593 Italy ...... 5,205 TOTAL FOR NORTH AMERICA...... 24328,013 Netherlands ...... 8,438 GRAND TOTAL...... Norway ...... 6,973 Baptists are known to be in all countries listed. A blank in the numbers eohnai tndiMtes •• •Estimate Poland ...... 2,536 Portugal ...... 2,000 figures are currently available. Poye 59 July, Au quit, Sapfumbar, 1962 Poye 5* Quartfly Review MEMBERSHIP STATISTICS OF LARGER RELIGIOUS BODIES IN THE UNITED STATES

Sunday Bondy School Members Members Char ches M^mbershfo BeAgleusBedy Chgrehes Momborshli 1000 I960 IMO I960 1M0 10M Beventh-Day Adventists...... 317,85 311,631 3.OX 3.00* 322,11 110,150 Assemblies of God...... fiOfi.lW we.to, 8.23. 8,14 974,821 Ml.976 American Baptsrt Convention...... al.fi43.19 el,566,361 Southern Baptist Convention...... B0.20 C0.36 al,003,41 bl,012,679 9,731.69 9,486.27 National Baptist Convention. U. 8. A., 32,26 3i,9w 7,382,56( 7,276.503 Ine...... bfi.OOO.OOC b5,000.(XX b26,00( b26,(XX b2.407.341 a2,407,640 National Baptist Coov. of America...... d2.068,79f d2.668.794 dll,39 dll,39) e3.6O0.00C a2.fi00.000 America Baptist Association...... M8. (MX 647.8OC 3.09 3.07; 220.630 234,660 Conservative Baptist Assn, of America 300. (XX 276.00( 1.36- 1.30 300,000 060,000 Free Will Baptist...... 1 191,44J 200,00C General Association of Regular Baptist 2.232 2.600 118,392 165,000 Churches...... 130.291 130.612 934 North American Baptist Amo...... 887 a330,26fi 330,265 United Free Will Baptist Church...... al. 9* 1,980 a381,750 381,700 blOO.OOO blOO.OOO of the Brethren...... h83( h836 hSl.fiOO h31,500 Church 199,947 201,219 Buddhist Churches of America...... 1,07- 1.070 166.587 166,018 a20,000 20,000 Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ) 63 62 a7.700 7.700 International...... 1.801.821 1.801,414 Church of God (Cleveland, Tenn.). . . . 8.001 8.060 1.108.836 1,180,222 170,201 162,79- 3.28M 3.183 282,726 377,181 Church of God (Anderson, Ind.)...... 142,796 136.294 Church of God in Christ...... 2.271 2,244 247,461 240,245 392.636 382,679 Churches of Christ...... 3.801 3.8OC 99,000 90.500 2,163,493 2,007,660 18.6K Church of the Nasarene...... 17,850 1200.615 J209.615 307.629 300,771 4.4W Congregational Christian Churches 4,41f 071,174 673.878 1,427,863 1,414,596 5.401 Greek Archdiocese of North and South 5,447 737,640 753,771 America...... 1.200,000 1.200,000 382 Romanian Orthodox Episcopate of Anire 380 60,600 66,500 60,000 50,000 The Russian Orthodox Church Outside 62 62 1.201 1,102 Russia...... iftfi.OOO 165,000 The Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic i8l 181 Church of America...... c765,000 e755,000 c362 e352 Svrian Antiochian Orthodox Church . el0.800 e 10.800 110,000 260.000 81 73 20,300 6.800 Evangelical and Reformed Church 813,271 809,137 2.726 Evangelical United Brethren Church . 2,742 548.296 662.120 748,216 749.788 4.298 International Church of the Foursquare 4,317 732,827 742,207 Gospel...... 82.624 b79,O12 721 Jehovah's Witnesses...... b097 67,909 147,500 260,000 239,418 4,170 Jewish Congregations...... 4,020 6,367,000 ffi.500,000 (4.079 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Sts. f4.O79 a262,662 c352.8M 1,486,887 l.«7,73» 3,491 Reorganised Church of Jesus Christ of 3,290 1,413,046 1.456,781 Latter-Day Bu...... 166,291 152.408 Lutheran Church—Miaoun Synod...... 848 927 84,000 85.7M 2.391,196 2.304.962 5,215 Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod* 5,109 889,781 888.0M 236,073 e342 993 829 o841 American Lutheran Church...... 64.721 061.541 2,242,269 1.002.016 4,625 1.961 Augustana Evangelical Lutheran Church 812.677 434,741 608.289 696,147 1.207 1,200 248.643 247.301 Evangelical Lutheran Church...... 1,125,867 United Lutheran Church in America 2,482 389 190 2.386,224 2,369,263 4,308 Mennonite Church...... 4,260 1,046.009 1,043,801 73.126 72,138 869 African Methodist Episcopal Church 863 118,596 116,842 11,160.301 11,166.301 ift.878 ifi.878 African Methodist Episcopal Zion i363,432 1363,413 Church...... a770.000 770.000 a 4 083 L3.090 Christian Methodist Episcopal Church <199.260 420.000 1392.167 i392,167 (2.469 The Methodist Church...... i2.46t (115,424 illfi.424 9.893,094 9,815,460 38,882 39.236 Pentecostal Church of God of America. 7.132.422 7,154,104 Inc-...... b103,600 bl03,500 b900 b90(> United Pentecostal Church. Inc.. blOO.OOO blOO.OOO 175.000 bifiO.OOO 1,900 bl,595 Polish National Catholic Church of Am. hl30.000 hl30.000 282.411 b271.316 162 167 Cumberland Presbyterian Church 123.643 i23.643 88.452 87,263 975 984 Presbyterian Church in the U. 8.. 75,641 72,188 902,849 889,196 3.996 United Presbyterian Church in U. 8. A. 3.978 750.793 726,716 3,269.011 3.145,733 9.383 9.146 2.046.910 2.028,815 Protestant Episcopal Church .. 3,444.265 3,126,662 <7,667 Christian Reformed Church 7,OU 979.637 b931,063 242,593 236,145 549 541 Reformed Church in America 63 854 225,927 219,770 867 867 Roman Catholic Church 168,091 162,666 42.104.900 40.871.302 23.393 23,346 Salvation Army 2.558,483 3,301.401 264.141 253,061 1.266 1,269 International General Assembly of 162.086 161,797 8 ptritual ista...... d 164,072 dl64.O72 d209 d209 Unitarian (Thurches...... h4,63fi h4,085 101.206 109,608 392 384 67,000 64.on

Totals 110.680.834 108.639,106 285,907 282.282 Smaller Religious Bodies 40.397.024 41,407.458 3.768.383 3.800 6. 7W 32 063J 3.833.994 3,668,990 Grand Totals 114.449,217 112.226,906 318,697 314.345 43.231.018 44,066,467

"Formerly Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod of Wisconsin and Other States. 19306^™°^’ °-,M7 6

AWIfUui Body Tefal FASTEST GROWING DENOMINATIONS* IN THE U.S. (Percent in creme 1950-1960) Contributions Missions CmtritaittMa Baptist: {{American Convention. North American General Conference, i 13.609,978 73,101,232 2.233.951 3. {Seventh Day General Conference* *.. 1. Ml. 130 5,471,8431 223.302 BHH Church membership Sunday School enrolment 84,780 116 06 Southern Convention ...... 294.460 N.R. 60 U 81.924.906 Brethren: Brethren in Christ Church... 400.608,972 16,923.034 66 88 Chorei‘ (Ashland, Ohio). 418.396 1.417,034 129,927 419,463 171 18 ♦rnhorch of the Brethren...... 1.266,033 103,239 Denomination {Church of__ 3.564,914 12.644.194 362.666 TChoreb of God (Aodwson. Indiana) 8.665.029 46,346,966 3,049.260 142 33 Churches of Christ JO. JJhurcbea of xjuuGod uiin nuruNorth America 2.120,760 17,497,829 444.228 406,028 122 00 }’• lJ200FBOl»n*l Christian 2.879.066 85.500 71 73 12. {{Christian (Dierides of Ch 12.948.527 104.862.037 Roman Cathoik Church 2.867.162 73.30 13. 15,679.306 86.834,944 Orthodox Archdiocese* • 2,486.228 63 36 {Ukrainian,VUU1UM OrthodoxMTU1O------of America*. N.R N.R. •100,000 Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod 16. t Evangelical Congregational *...... 2,926 3.067 N.R 16. Evangelical Covenant Church of America 450.371 2,717.623 -—vuurm of America 147.594 90 68 Protestant Episcopal Church 17. EnnfcbealEvemgebcaJ Fir?f n. CuorcuChord, rfof .. . 1,993,347 10.886.415 606.738 181 14 18. f {Evangelical and Reformed...... 2.161.808 6.991.930 1.155,200 9,680.724 309 64 19. {{Evangelical{Evangelical United Brethren* ...... 62.346.084 1.303.828 American Lutheran Church 20. 9,361.030 76 68 Fnends: {Ohio Yearly Meeting 48.772,149 1.039.726 66 28 21. Lutheran: {American 149.383 884.869 68.654 Church of Jesus Christ-Latter Day Sts. 22. 8.476.369 160 31 {{American Evangelical. 61,898,876 902.674 74 49 {{Augustana ...... 140,600 1.371,600 7.373.628 83 63 Southern Baptist Convention 24. Evangelical , , 33.478.866 800,228 26. Evangelical Synod 10.656.509 61.297.348 497,219 166,461 66 86 United Lutheran Church in America Synod of Evangelical* • 620.636 3.650 68 49 27. 116,862 1,147,044 N.R. 867.882 77.70 28. Missouri Synod...... 3.618.418 211.497 United Presbyterian Church in the U.S 31,580.629 63 98 2®. Suomi Synod...... 161,162,803 8.034.186 267.069 1,860,481 {{United»...... 29.850 76 32 31. M.461.001 •119,447,896 •Among denominations with membenhip of 900,000 or more in 1950. United Evangelical* • 4,490.734 70 86 32. Wisconsin Synod ’ 620.411 3.228.545 93.100 3,807.706 Source: Yearbook of America: Churches Mennomte: General Conference 16.042.224 416.067 68 24 Methodist.Methodirt. Free...... 1.539.851 3,680.788 328.924 103 71 {{Methodist Church...... 8.592.237 14.926.764 701,293 83.722.147 271 86 36. .. Wesleyan.... . 563.961.102 13,161.983 1.762,149 55 14 37. Moravian: {Northern Province \ 8.478.418 366.424 38. 366.479 231 77 {Unity of the Brethren 2.262.536 133.596 82 96 30. Pentecostal Holinem...... 29,282 263.721 3,513 64 48 DIRECTORY OF CHRISTIAN GROUPS IN UNITED STATES 40. Pilgrim Holiness...... 517,428 6,787,778 203.016 127 47 rrW,7Wn»n: A»oci.u lU/ormed-. 983.848 6.587.426 392,868 355.340 216 49 42. {Cumberland'...... 1.292.612 60,400 I. CO-OPERATIVE AGENCIES 43. Orthodox... 771.184 <6,329.127 164.983 279.471 <60 20 t:u.&., 1.209,699 116.583 167 62 46. ______21.466,860 American Council of Christian Churches: 15 Department of Overseas Unkm Churches: „ _ {{United U. 8. A. \ 91,682,428 3.969.990 101 44 46. {{Protestant Episcopal .7 ", ’ 48.967.210 270.233.943 Park Row, New York; Rev. Raymond F. 475 Riverside Drive, New York 27, New 9.739.390 84 31 URefonned Church in America 28.366.894 140.625.284 3.340.717 Hamilton, president. York ; Raymond A. Gray, executive di 5,875.107 48. United Brethren in Christ 23.616.749 1.261,508 National Association of Evangelicals: P. 0. rector. 619,666 104,63 2.609.341 156,243 IM 97 Total U. 8. 1960 (47 Bodies) Box 28, Wheaton, Illinois; George L. Ford, Division of Home Misoions: 475 Riverside I 448.441.044 • •2333.120.871 3 77.812.063 3 executive director. Drive, New York 27, New York; Jon L. National Connell of Cherchea: 475 Riverside Regier, executive secretary. [Member of the Department of Stewardship and Benevolen«L Drive, New York 27, New York; J. Irwin Department of Church Building: 476 [Constituent uiof uicthe nationalNational councilCouncil of Churches.Churche- Miller, president; Roy G. Roas, general •Figures for thia body not used in calculating total per-member contributions because figures this year and last year are not Riverside Drive, New York 27, New secretary; R. H. Edwin Espy, associate. comparable. York ; S. T. Ritenour, executive director. ■Seventh Day Baptist General Conference: The figures used in this report are a more nearly complete version of the figures Division of Christian Education : 476 Riverside used last year. Drive, New York 27, New York; Gerald £. General Department of United Chureh Men: •Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of North and South America: Reporting for the first time. Figures represent only a partial re Knoff. executive secretary. 475 Riverside Drive, New York 27, New port this year and are not added into the totals on page 2. Commission on General Christian Education: York. •Evangelical Free Church of America: Report includes about 11,000.000 from Special Diamond Jubilee Drive. 476 Riverside Drive. New York 27, New •Synod of Evangelical Lutheran Churches: Reporting for the first time this year. General Department of United Chareh •United Lutheran Church in America: Total contributions figure includes 3199,963 contributed to Lutheran Laymen'i Move York. Women: 476 Riverside Drive, New York ment for Stewardship. Commission on Higher Education: 475 River 27. New York: Mrs. W. Murdoch Mac •United Evangelical Lutheran Church: Figures for this body represent only a 10-month period; therefore per-member contri side Drive, New York 27, New York. Leod, general director. butions are not shown. Commission on Missionary Education: 476 ’Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod: Actually 112,978,893 of the total are for the calendar year ending December 31. I960. Riverside Drive, New York 27, New York. Broadcasting and Film Commission: 475 •Cumberland Presbyterian Church: The total-contributions figure includes an estimated 11.000.000 of borrowed funds. Riverside Drive, New York 27, New York ; Satires: Department of Stewardship and Benevolence, National Council of Churches in the U. S. A. Division of Christian Life and Work: 476 Riverside Drive. New York 27, New York ; S. Franklin Mack, executive director. C. Ari id Olsen, executive secretary. Central Department of Evangelism: 476 Department of Stewardship and Benevo Riverside Drive, New York 27, New York. lence: 475 Riverside Drive, New York OMce of Information: 475 Riverside Drive, 27. New York ; Thomas K. Thompson, New York 27, New York ; Fletcher Coates, executive director. director. Division ef Foreign Missions: 475 Riverside Drive, New York 27, New York; Luther Boreas of Research and Sarveys: 476 River A. Gotwald, executive secretary ; Irene A. side Drive, New York 27, New York; Jones, associate executive secretary. Lauris B. Whitman, executive director. Pagu 62 Quart fly Rivitw July, Aogmt, Saptfabf, 1942 Pog» 63 MOTION III 2. MAJOR DENOMINATIONAL GROUPS

Seven th-d ay Adventists: Headquarters, 6840 IntoruatWual Ceavtafa of Christian Eastern Avenue, Northwest, Tahoma Park, Churches (Disciples of Christ) : Headquar Washington 12, D.C.; W. R. Beach, seers ters, 221 Ohmer, P. O. Box 19136, Indian Facts of Interest tary. apolis 19, Indiana; Gaines M. Cook, Assemblies of Gad: Headquarters, 1445 Boon executive secretary. ville Avenue, Springfield, Missouri; Thomas Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints: F. Zimmerman, general superintendent. Headquarters, 47 East South Temple Street, American Baptist Convention: Headquarters, Salt Lake City, Utah; Frank H. Brown, Valley Forge, Pennsylvania; E. H. Tuller, president, East Central States Mission, 1466 general secretary. Cherokee Road, Louisville, Kentucky. MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, AND Southern Baptist Convention: 127 Ninth Ave The American Lutheran Church: Headquar nue North, Nashville 8, Tennessee; Porter ters, 422 S. Fifth Street, Minneapolis 15, Routh, executive secretary of Executive Com Minnesota; Frederick Schlots, president. DIVORCES IN THE UNITED mittee; James W. Merritt, secretary of the The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod: Head Convention, 447 Boulevard, Gainesville, quarters, 210 North Broadway, St. Louis 2, Georgia. STATES, 1950-1961 Missouri; J. W. Behnken, D.D., president. National Baptist Convention, U.8.A., Inc.: J. H. Jackson, president, 3101 South Park The United Lutheran Church in America: way, Chicago, Illinois. Headquarters, 281 Madison Avenue, New MARRIAGES BIRTHS DIVORCES York 16, New York; Franklin Clark Fry. American Baptist Association: Headquarters, president; George F. Harkins, secretary ; 385,000 214 East Broad Street, Texarkana, Arkansas- 1,667,000 3,632,000 Edmund F. Wagner, treasurer. 1950 Texas; A. L. Patterson, corresponding sec 1,595,000 3,823,000 381,000 retary. The Methodist Church: F. E. Shuler, director 1951 of the Research and Statistics Department, 392,000 North American Baptist Association: A. R. 1952 1,539,000 3,913,000 1200 Davis Street, Evanston, Illinois. Redd in, president, Central Baptist College, 3,965,000 390,000 Conway, Arkansas. Cumberland Presbyterian: Charles L. Lehning, 1953 1,546,000 Free Will Baptists: Headquarters, 3801 Rich Jr., past moderator, 4110 Laurel Ridge 1954 1,490,000 4,078,000 379,000 Drive. Raleigh, North Carolina. land Avenue, Nashville 6, Tennessee; Billy 4,104,000 377,000 A. Melvin, executive secretary. Presbyterian, U. 8.: Headquarters, 841 Ponce 1955 1,531,000 United Free Will Baptists: Headquarters, 1000 de Leon Avenue. N.E., Atlanta 8. Georgia; 1956 1,585,000 4,218,000 382,000 James A. Millard, Jr., stated clerk. University Street, Kinston, North Carolina; 4,308,000 381,000 W. F. Cox, chairman of executive board, The United Presbyterian Church in the U.8.A.: 1957 1,518,000 Durham, North Carolina. Headquarters, 510 Witherspoon Building, 1958 1,451,000 4,255,000 368,000 Church of Christ, Scientist: Headquarters, 107 Philadelphia 7, Pennsylvania; Eugene C. 395,000 Falmouth Street, Boston 15, Massachusetts; Blake, stated clerk. 1959 1,494,000 4,295,000 Directors: Francis Lyster Jandron, Clayton Protestant Episcopal: Headquarters, 281 Park 1,527,000 4,247,000 414,000 Bron Craig, L. Ivimy Gwalter, Thomas E. Avenue, South, New York 10, New York; 1960 Hurley, Inman H. Douglass. President, Mrs. Arthur Lichtenberger, presiding bishop. 1961 1,542,000 4,301,000 — Mary Lee Gough Nay ; Treasurer, Roy Gar Salvation Army, The: National Headquarters, rett Watson ; Clerk, Gordon V. Comer. 120-130 West Fourteenth Street, New York Church of God: Headquarters, Cleveland, Ten 11, New York; Commissioner Norman 8. nessee; James A. Cross, general overseer; Marshall, national commander; Colonel John RATES PER 1000 POPULATION A. M. Phillips, general secretary and Grace, national chief secretary. treasurer. The Roman Catholic Church: Egidio Vagnoul DEATHS Church of God (Anderson, Indiana) : Charles Apostolic Delegate to the United States, 8839 BIRTHS V. Weber, executive secretary of the Execu Massachusetts Avenue, N.W., Washington 8, tive Council ; R. Eugene Sterner, director of D.C. Church Service; Paul A. Tanner, director of Greek Orthodox Church: Headquarters, 59 East World Service, Box 430, Anderson, Indiana. Second Street, New York 8, New York; Church of the N&sarenS: Headquarters, 6401 Metropolitan Leonty, archbishop of New The Paseo, Kansas City 10, Missouri; S. T. York. Ludwig, general secretary. Jewish Congregations: Union of American Churches of Christ: No general organisation. Hebrew Congregations, Headquarters for RATES PER 1000 United Church of Christ: Seventh Floor, 297 American Reform Judaism, 838 Fifth Ave RATES PER 1000 Park Avenue, S., New York 10, New York ; nue, New York 21, New York ; Meurice N. UNMARRIED FEMALES, 14 MARRIED FEMALES Ben M. Herbster, President. Eisendrath, president. UABB1Ar„ YEARS OR OLDER DIVORCES marriages 1940 MM 8.8 1940 ■B 62.8 1950 M 90.2 1950 ■■■10.3 1960 68.9 1960 9 7

Souru: National offico al vital itatiitia.

Fogs S4 Quartfly Ruriu* J*lf, Stpftttbtr, 1M2 AGE OF POPULATION, 1961 ■1970

ESTIMATED PROJECTED PER CENT AGE POPULATION. 1961 POPULATION. 12ZQ CHANGE

Under 4 16,408,000 18,755,576 14.3% 4-5 8,017,000 8,734,343 8.9 6-8 11,587,000 12,687,766 9.5 9-12 14,118,000 16,369,523 15.9 13-16 12,603,000 15,916,596 26.3 17-24 19,201,000 28,571,196 48.8 25-34 22,365,000 24,946,000 11.5 35-up 77,970,000 83,399,000 7.0 All ages 182,269,000 209,380,000 14.9

RACE OF POPULATION, 1950-1960

WHITE NQN-WHITE

1950 135,149,629 16,176,169 1960 158,831,732 20,491,443 RATIO OF SEXES % increase 17.5 26.7 1940—100.8 males per 100 females 1950— 98.7 males per 100 females MOBILITY OF CIVILIAN POPULATION, 1960 1960— 97.1 males per 100 females

NUMBER PER CENT

Total population 174,451,000 100.0% Movers 33.811.000 19,4 Same county 22,564,000 12.9 Different county 11,247,000 Within state 5,724,000 3.3 Different state 5,523,000 3.2

Sourou- Bureau *• ceneuv

Jofe U Quarterly Review July, Aagmf, Sapteabur, 19(2 Fog* 47 (?&aria<:t€‘ic4tcc4 ?atnc(ie4. FACTS ON OLDER AMERICANS Size of Families

Number Number Per cent of persons of families of total

2 14,511,000 32.3 ■■ 3 9,755,000 21.6 " 4 9,166,000 20.3 " 5 5,956,000 13.2 m 6 or more 5,674,000 12.6 ■

Still more to come— By the year 2000 Over 30 million Aged 65 and over Single 15,412,733 12,380,049 Married 42,416,979 42,479,302 Widowed or divorced 3,532,343 9,784,638 61,362,055 64,913,989 SOURCES: Bureau of the Census. New Population Facts on Older Amencon*, 1960. SOURCE: Bureau of the census.

Page a Qearfer/y Rer/ew «/e/y, Xegvsf, September, 1962 Page <9 DISTRIBUTION OF THE “AVERAGE AMERICAN’S” INCOME, 1960 PER MONTH $$$$ % of Total

Food 32.62 ------17.4-

Taxes 23.42 ------12.8-

Household Operation 21.31 ------11.4-

Transportation 20.29 ------10.6-

Housing 19.61 ------10.5

Clothing 15.76 ------8.4

COLLEGE ENROLMENT AND COSTS Medical 9.91 ----- 5.3

Recreation 9.02 — 4.8

Alcoholic Beverages 4.58 — 2.5

Tobacco 3.48 - 1.9

Religious, Welfare 2.17 1.2

Savings 10.64 ------5.7

All Others 14.08 ------7.5

Total 186.89 100.0

N»wzw»«t magazine. SOURCE: Survey of Currant BuzinoM, July, 1961. 70 Qaarfar/y Rarfar July, Aitgni, 1962 bf 71 SKTION IV BAPTIST DIRECTORIES

DIRECTORIES OF SOUTHERN BAPTISTS 1961-1962

SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION

Organized in First Baptist Church, Augusta, Georgia, May 8, 1845

OFFICERS OF THE CONVENTION 1962 SESSION

Herschel H. Hobbs, President, First Baptist James W. Merritt, 447 Boulevard, Gainesville, Church, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Georgia, and Joe W. Burton, 127 Ninth Ave Boland Q. Leavell. First Vies President. 1437 nue, North, Nashville 8, Tennessee, Sec Sheffield Drive, Jackson, Mississippi retaries W. Herschel Ford. Second Vice President, First Porter Routh, Treasurer, 127 Ninth Avenue, Baptist Chureh, K Paso, Texas North, Nashville 8, Tennessee

IM! Baosteel June 8-8, San Franciaeo, California IMS Wseri—: May 7-10, Kansas City, Missouri 1M4 Session: May 18-24, Atlantic City, New Jersey IM* Session: June 1-4, Dallas, Texas 1M4 HmIco: May 24-27, Detroit, Michigan

PERSONS ARRESTED UNDER EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE CONVENTION IS YEARS OF AGE 127 Ninth Avenue, North, Nashville 3, Ton notsee

CwX Change 1935-1960 Porter Routh, Executive Secretary-Treasurer Leonard Hill, Production Editor of The Baptist Often* es Albert McClellan, Program Planning Secretary Pro prom Per Cent Change John H. Williams, Financial Planning Sec John H. Haldeman, Chairman, Miami, Florida STOLEN PROPERTY retary 4-105%^ W. C- Fields, Public Relations Secretary COUNTERFEITING James 8. Abernethy, Recording Secretary, NEGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER Theo Sommerkamp, Assistant Director, Baptist Press Albuquerque, New Mexico .D.W*!NG while intoxicated LARCENY minor assaults 4- 61% embezzlement and fraud gambling 4- 50% . robbery 4- 50% FOREIGN MISSION BOARD ♦ TOTAL 4- 49% Organized in 1845 WEAPONS 4- 48% BURGLARY 4- 46% 3806 Monument Avenue, Richmond 30, Virginis DISORDERLY CONDUCT 4- 44% All SEX OFFENSES 4- 42% aggjwvated assault 4- 41% Baker J. Cauthen, Executive Secretary Frank K. Means, Secretary for Latin America 4- 39% Charles E. Maddry, Executive Secretary, Winston Crawley, Secretary for the Orient AUTO THEFT Emeritus 26% a9«. iai7 H. Cornell Goemer, Secretary for Africa, Rogers M. Smith, Admlntetrativs Associate to Europe, and the Near East Population lncr«at»—23% the Executive Secretary Everett L. Deane, Treasurer Source: Uniform Crime Report—1960. 1955 ■ 1960 Franklin Fowler, Medical Consultant Mary Elisabeth Fuqua, Assistant to the Execu Ralph A. Magee, Assistant Treasurer tive Secretary Elbert L. Wright, Business Manager For. 72 Q^rttrly brW Js/y, Asgsif, September, 1962 n Elmer 8. Wsot, Jr., Secretary for Missionary Eugene L. Hill, Secretary for Missionary Edu HOME MISSION BOARD Personnel cation and Promotion Organized in IMS Edna Frances Dawkin*. Associate Secretary for Fon H. Scofield, Associate Secretary, Division Missionary Personnel of Visual Education Bill B. Cody, Associate Secretary for Mission Genevieve Greer, Book Editor 161 Spring Street, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia ary Personnel Luke B. Smith, Associate Secretary for Mis lone Gray, Director of Press Relations Floyd H. North. Editor, The Comimaston DIVISION OF IVANOniSM sionary Personnel ADMINISTRATION Jesse C. Fletcher, Assistant Secretary for Mis Joseph Underwood, Associate Secretary for sionary Personnel Promotion Courts Redford. Executive Secretary-Treasurer C. E. Autrey, Director G. Frank Garrison, Assistant Executive Sec C. Y. Doesey, Associate Eual F. Lawson, Associate retary-Treasurer MISSIONARY PERSONNEL Vernon Yearby. Associate Jack Stanton, Associate January I, 1962 Adminlatrothre Sorvlcot AFRICA, EUROPE, and the NEAR EAST ...... 480 Leland Waters, Executive Assistant DIVISION OF MISSIONS Africa ...... „...... 377 Curtis L. Johnston, Financial Secretary Ghana ...... 38 Ransome W. Swords, Superintendent, Insur Arthur Ratledge. Director Mrs. Noble Y. Beall, Field Worker Kenya ...... 19 ance Services Liberia ...... 8 B. M. Crain, Business Manager Dtpartmint of Auotiatlonal Mhtiont Nigeria ...... 113 Carlton Binns, Attorney Northern Rhodesia ...... 10 Wendell Belew, Secretary Nyasaland ...... 8 Doportmont of Mi.ilo-ory Lewis W. Newman, Associate Southern Rhodesia ...... 44 Glendon McCullough, Secretary Tanganyika ...... 37 Dopartmont of City Missions Eurepe ...... „...... 46 Nathan Porter, Associate Germany ...... 3 (______) Secretary Clovis A. Brantley, Assistant Secretary in France ...... 2 General AUnlrtrle* Italy ...... 17 charge of Mission Centers C. C. Warren, Director 80,000 Movement J. V. James, Assistant Secretary in charge of Portugal ...... 2 Bertram King, Liaison Representative in Spain ...... 12 Juvenile Rehabilitation Canada William B. Mitchell, Assistant Secretary In Switzerland ...... _...... 11 Near East ...... 57 charge of Jewish Work Dhrido* of Chaplaincy William E. Burke, Assistant Secretary in Gosa ...... 11 Israel ...... „...... 20 George Cummins, Director charge of Information on Catholicism <------) Secretary, Industrial and In Jordan ...... 13 Lebanon ...... «...... 13 stitutional Chaplaincy Department of Lo-e-oS- Orow (------) Secretary, Ministry to Military LATIN AMERICA ...... 556 Mlnlitriet Argentina ...... 72 Personnel L. L. McGee, Secretary, Hospital Chaplaincy Loyd Corder, Secretary Brasil ...... 218 Gerald Palmer, Associate The Caribbean ...... 10 Herbert Caudill, Superintendent Baptist Mis Chile 45 DIVISION OF CHURCH LOANS sions in Western Cubs, Templo Bautista, Colombia ...... 87 Zulueta 502, Habans. Cuba Costa Rica ...... 6 G. Frank Garrison, Director L. D. Wood, Superintendent Baptist Missions Ecuador 16 Berner F. Wilson, Assistant Panama-Canal Zone, Box 8647, Balboa, Guatemala ...... 10 Thomas Haynes, Escrow Officer Canal Zone Honduras ...... -...... 8 Roy F. Lewis, Loan Officer R. G. Van Royen, Field Worker, 7020 Oriole Mexico ...... 52 Drive, Dallas, Texas Paraguay ...... 17 Peru 20 DIVISION OF KDUCATION AND Ooporhooot of floooor Mulont Spanish Publishing House ...... 16 PROMOTION Uruguay ...... -...... -...... 20 A. B. Cash, Secretary L. A. Watson. State Superintendent of Mis Venesuela ...... -...... 14 L. O. Griffith, Director THE ORIENT ...... 6lt sions In Alaaka, 1087 16th Avenue, Anchor Guam ...... „...... —...... -. t Dopartmont of Editorial Sarvlce age, Alaska Hawaii ...... tO Hong Kong ...... —...... 42 Walker L. Knight, Secretary Dopartmont of Survey and Spatial Indonesia ...... — 64 Kate Ellen Gruver, Book Editor Stvdlnt Japan ...... —...... -...... — 181 Billy Hargrove, Secretary Korea ...... ------44 Dopartmont of Missionary fdocaflon Leonard G. Irwin, Associate Malaya ...... —...... 85 L. W. Martin, Secretary Okinawa ...... -...... —...... t Field workers: Dopartmont of Work with National Pakistan ...... 16 Vena Aguillard, 511 West Second Street, Philippines ...... ———------...... ™...... 69 Baptlttt Eunice, Louisiana Taiwan ...... ___...... -...... -...... —...... -...... 45 Irene Chambers, 715 Pybum Street, Poca Guy Bellamy, Secretary Thailand ..—...... ——...... -...... 48 Victor T. Glass, Associate hontas, Arkansas Vietnam ...... -...... —...... —------••------10 Mr*. Bertha Lee, 525 West 12th Street, t>ooorto.oot of SfoM *«»•» Total ...... —...... -...... -...... 1A48* Birmingham, Alabama Emeritus Missionaries ...... IM Mfolfrfot Total number of missionaries appointed since the organisation of the Dopartmont of Promotion Foreign Mission Board (including special appointees) ...... 2.824 J. C. Durham, Jr., Secretary Ralph Rogers, Technieian-Pbotograpber •Includes 147 missionaries on special appointment. rw 75 Qoorfar/y Aeviev Joly, Aejerl. Soptoirbor, tM2 ANNUITY BOARD Retail Store Departments Org.nlied la If tt V. L. MeGlecklia. Manager, Western Stere William J. Brown, Manager, Eastern Stere Department Department SI I North Akard, Dell., I, Tew, Jay O. Turner, Manager. Central Stere De partment R. Alton Reed, Executive Secretary Owen Henley, Assistant Director of Invest Floyd B. Chaffin, Associate Secretary and Public Relation! Director ments Baptist Book Stores Mrs. Kahls McCartney, Registrar and Record L. Taylor Daniel, Associate Secretary and ing Secretary Alabama Missouri Director of Relief, Disability, and Institu Wallace Bassett, President Birmingham 3, 2011 Third Avenue, N., Kansas City 6, 1017-18 Grand Avenue. tional Plans Knox W. Sherrill, Attorney Lafayette 8. Horn. Jr., Manager Dorothy Brandon, Manager Huggins and Company, Actuary Fr*d W. Noe, Treuorer-DIrwtor of In.wt- Mobile, 1802 Dauphine Street, Box 4666, SL Louis 8, 8628 Washington Blvd., menta Touche, Rocs, Bailey, Smart, Auditor Elisabeth Parke, Manager Clarice Taylor, Manager Gaston G. Harrison, M.D., Medical Director Arisons Now Mexico Phoenix 2, 884 N. First Avenue, Box 2749, Albuquerque, 614 Central Avenue, S.E., Mrs. Ruth Ely, Manager Box 565, H. C. Reavis, Manager Arkansas North Carolina Little Rock, 408 Spring Street, SUNDAY SCHOOL BOARD Charlotte 2, 315 N. College Street, Box 20488, Richard O. Bellers, Manager Jo Gwin, Manager Organised tn 1891 California Raleigh. 828 West Morgan Street, Mary Ayseue, Manager 127 Ninth Avenue, North, Nashville 3. Tennessee Fresno 16, 2316 Tulare Street, Box 1884, Dorothy Ford, Manager Ohio Colorado Columbus 16, 80 South Fourth Street, DIRECTORY OF PERSONNEL Denver 6, 2822 East Colfax Avenue, Myrtle Anderson, Manager Mrs. Osella F. Hawkins, Manager Oklahoma Florida ixicinrvi offici Oklahoma City 8, 208 N.W. 11th Street, Jacksonville 7, 1280 Hendricks Avenue, Jernes L Sullivan, Executive Secretary-Treasurer T. Bradley Bolin, Manager Dorothy Elliott, Manager J. M. Crowe, Associate Executive Secretary-Treasurer Tulsa 19, 10 East Sixth Street, Miami 86, 1276 W. Flagler Street, Box 86784, Mrs. O. 8. Allen, Manager Clifton J. Allen, Editorial Secretary Margaret McKinney. Manager Gomer Leech, Denominational Relations Assistant Tampa 2, 1000 Florida Avenue, Oregon Leonard E, Wedel, Manager, Personnel Department Pauline McCardell. Manager John H. Demerich, Office and Employees Services Supervisor Portland 5, 1127 S.W. Morrison Street, Wallace Holleman. Salary Supervisor Georgia Mildred Baker, Manager Robert Baker, Employment Supervisor Atlanta 8. 288 Peachtree Street, NE, South Carolina Erva Blackstock, Manager Savannah, 152 Barnard Street, Box 2386, Columbia 29, 1807 Hampton Street, Box 1971, Mrs. C. W. Roof, Manager OWICI Of MANASUUHT MIVICII Jean Hall, Manager Greenville, 108 W. McBee Avenue, Box 2288, Bon R. Murphy, Director Illinois Bruce Whitfield. Manager David P. Turner. Budget Officer Carbondale, 806 West Main Street, Box 640, James P. Guenther, Contracts and Tennaaaee Insurance Robert H. Bauman, Manager Consultant Chattanooga 2, 784 Cherry Street, Hilton M. Austin, Kansas June White, Manager Mrs. Jean McGowan, Food Services Super Wichita 2, 231 North Main Street, Knoxville 2, 706 8. Gay Street, Herman L. Redding, Accounting Supervisor visor Mrs. Geneva Hllla, Manager Belle Lasenby, Manager Howard L. Tomlin, Accounts Payable Super Robert M. Tenter. Organisation and Methods Kentucky Memphis 1, 24 N. Second Street, Box 885, visor Staff Manager Virginia Martin. Manager William B. Frey, Data Processing Supervisor Louisville 2, 817 Guthrie Street, Nashville 8, 1010 Broadway. BUI F. Richardson, Manager Administrative J. Thomas Gray, Systems Analyst Blanche Maya, Manager Robert H. Mendenhall, Manager Services Staff Belden Menkus, Records Analyst Owensboro, 204 West Third Street, Box 844, James R- Hinkel, Office Services Supervisor Mrs. Martha Miner, Manager , Properties Management Staff Officer Texas Emmett Golden, Purchasing and Stores Su- Harold Dyer, Engineering Supervisor Louisiana Dallas 21, 2116 N. Akard, P. O. Box 2908, tM>rV

Pagu 79 n Quartfly Rariaw July. Augmt. Stpftmkur, 1H2 Jamas W. Clark. Maaagar. WhalseaU Sales A. B. Cothron, Specialist, Display Advertis Department BROTHERHOOD COMMISSION ing Joe M. Brantley, Jr., Salesman, Northeastern Connely McCray, Specialist, Catalog and Organized 1907 David Gibson, Salesman, Southeastern Direct Mall 1548 Poplar Avenue, Memphis 4, Tennessee Joe N. Holmes, Salesman, Western Robert Whaley, Scheduler, Production James T. Johns, Salesman, Midwestern Ferrell Keaton, Copywriter Wallace 8. Greeae, Jr., Manager, Wholesale Nelline Ganiek, Copywriter George W. Schroeder, Executive Secretary- Roy Jennings, Director, Editorial Division Advertising Department Mildred Dunn, Associate Editor Joyce Fordyce, Copywriter Treasurer R. L. Sherrick, Director, Business Division James M. Sepp, Director, Promotion Division E. M. Coleman, Controller David T. Mashburn, 8r„ Associate Secretary Doyle E. Carlton, Chairman L. E. Coleman, Sr., Associate Secretary R. N. Landers, Vice-Chairman Edward Hurt, Jr., Associate Secretary Joe Burnett. Recording Secretary John W. MeCall, Chairman, Executive Com MRVICI DIVISION Frank Black. Assistant Secretary Norman Godfrey, Assistant Secretary mittee H. E. Ingraham, Director Hubert B. Smothers, Assistant to the Director W. Alvis Strickland, Broadman Press Public Relations Representative THE CHRISTIAN LIFE COMMISSION Mrs. Agnes Ford, Press Representative Joan Nowell, Assistant Public Relations Editor 161 Eighth Avenue, North, Nashville, Tennessee

ORB A LEE MALONE. Chairman Horman F. Bums, Secretary, Art Department Adeline DeWitt, Audio-Visual Aids Tech FOY VALENTINE. Executive Secretory-Treasurer Mrs. Eleanor Evans, Art Production Super nical Advisor ROSS COGGINS, Associate Secretary visor Mrs. Sue Eller Conn, Library Consultant Robert L. Jackson, Supervisor of Photog Marilyn Hager, Technical Advisor raphy Section Frances Lee, Library Consultant William F. Kautxman, Supervisor of Adver C. Keith Mee, Field Work Supervisor tising Layout and Design Section EDUCATION COMMISSION Richard E. Kommeyer, Bibliographer Charles Miller, Supervisor of Job Printing 161 Eighth Avenue, North, Nashville, Tennessee Section Charles Warnock, Audio-Visual Aids Con sultant Haskell Richardson, Supervisor of Book De EDWIN R FERRY, Chairmen sign and Illustration Section James E. Reeves, Library Consultant Mrs. Agnes Pylant, Secretary, Church Recrea Mildred Schreiner, Supervisor of Editorial RABUN L BRANTLEY, Executive Secretary tion Service Design Section Robert L. Seale, Supervisor of Editorial Lay Larry Allison, Associate Editor JOHN A. BARRY, JR., Associate Secretary out Section Robert M. Boyd, Recreation Leadership W. A. Harrell, Secretary, Church Architecture Training Consultant Department Adelle Carlson, Recreation Planning Con sultant T. Lee Anderton, Architectural Supervisor HISTORICAL COMMISSION Cecil L. McGee, Recreation Drama Con Hardie C. Baas, Jr., Chief Architect sultant 127 Ninth Avenue, North, Nashville 3, Tennessee Rowland E. Crowder, Architectural Con Helen Conger, Librarian. Dargan-Carver Li sultant brary W. F. KENDALL, Chairman Ellis B. Evans, Architectural Consultant Patricia Binkley, Cataloger DAVIS C. WOOLLEY, Executive Secretary Emeet B. Myers, Architectural Consultant Mrs. Marian Keegan, Archival Assistant Paul Mooring Johnson, Architectural Super LYNN E. MAY, JR., Research Director Allen, Reference visor Mrs. Elisabeth Research Worker NORMAN W. COX, Secretary Emeritus Mrs. Edith Walker, Editorial and Research J. P. Edmunds, Secretary, Research and Sta Co-ordinator tistics Department Wayne E. Todd, Secretary, Church Library Martin B. Bradley, Research Supervisor Service Robert Dorrill, Research Analyst Jaequlyn Anderson, Library Consultant THE RADIO AND TELEVISION COMMISSION Rus B. Robinson, Jr., Research Assistant Patsy Burress, Assistant Editor Jesse L. Williams, Statistical Assistant 6248 Camp Bowie Boulevard, Fort Worth 16, Texas

R. J. ROBINSON, Chairman PAUL M. STEVENS, Executive Secretary-Treasurer-Director

AMERICAN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Clarence E. Duncan, Administrative Assist Virgil Wayne Hensley, Editor of Publications ant—Promotion James T. Johns, Agency and Station Rela Theodore F. Lott, Radio Consultant—Pro tions Jointly owned and operated by the National Baptist Convention, Ine., and the Southern ducer Charles Roden. Distribution Baptist Convention. Organised 1OT4. Headquarters. 1800 White’s Creek Pike, Nashville, W. Truett Myers. Television Consultant— Tennessee ; M. P, Turner, Jr.. President ; R. W. Lashbrook, Nashville. Tennessee, Acting Producer W. S. Dooley, Shop end Work Supervisor Chairman of the Commission on the Seminary; Rs bum L. Brantley, Nashville, Tenneaaoe, Carlyle B. Hayes, Personnel Director—Ac Rachel Colvin, Art Director Sec rets ry-Tree su rer. Trustees and members of the holding Board elected by two Conventions. counting

Foge 91 July, Augart. 1962 Rage tO Qoorfer/y Review MIDWESTERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY STEWARDSHIP COMMISSION 5001 N. Oak Strutt Trafficway, Kansas City It, Missouri 161 Eighth Avenue, North, Nashville 3, Tennessee MILLARD J. BERQUIST, Prasidant Organized I960. Become fully operative January I, 1961

ROBERT L. LEE. Chairman FACULTY MERRILL D. MOORE, Executive Director-Treasurer J. Morris Ashcraft, B.A., B.D., Th.D.. Pro Pierce Matheney, B.A., M.A., B.D., Assistant Professor, Old Testament and Hebrew W. E. GRINDSTAFF, Director of Cooperetive Program Promotion fessor, Theology C. DeWitt Matthews, B.A., Th.M., Th.D., Pro William B. Coble, B.A., Th.M., Th.D., Pro JAMES C. AUSTIN, Director of Stewardship Development fessor, Preaching fessor, New Teatament and Greek Glenn J. Morris, B.A., Th.M., Th.D., Visiting Ralph H. Elliott, B.A., B.D., Th.D., Profeasor, Professor in Missions Old Testament and Hebrew William H. Morton, B.8., Th.M., Th.D., Pro Alan W. Gragg, B.A., B.D.. Assistant Pro fessor, Biblical Archaeology fessor, Christian Philosophy and Theology Heber F. Peacock, A.B.. Th.M., Th.D., Pro H. I. Hester, A.B., Th.M., Th.D., D.D.. Vice fessor, New Testament GOLDEN GATE BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY President V. La veil Seats, B.A., Th.M., Th.D.. Professor, Strawberry Point Roy L. Honeycutt, B.A.. B.D., Th.D., Profesaor, Missions and Evangelism, Dean of Students, Old Testament and Hebrew Acting Registrar Mill Valley, California John C. Howell, B.A., B.D., Th J)., Professor, George D. Thomason, B.A., B.D., Th.D., Pro Christian Ethic* fessor, New Testament and Greek HAROLD K. GRAVES, President Clifford Ingle, B.A., B.D., M.R.E., DRE.. G. Hugh Wamble, B.A., B.D., Th.D.. Professor, Professor, Church Administration and Reli Church History Keith C. Wills, B.A.. B.D., Th.D., Librarian gious Education

FACULTY OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION

Harold Keaater Grave*, B.Ed., Th.M., Th.D., Clayton K. Harrop, A.B., B.D., Th.D.. Asso Millard J. Berquist, B.A., Th.M., Ph D., D.D.. H. I. Hester, A.B., Th.M., ThJ).. D.D., Vico LL.D., President ciate Professor of New Testament Interpre President Carlyle D. Bennett, B.S., Mus.D., tation LL.D,, President Eugene C. Bryant, B.B.A., B.D., Business Professor of Voice Conducting A. J. Hyatt, AB., M.L.S., Th.M., Th.D., V. Laveil Seats, B.A., Th.M., Th.D.. Dean of Elma Allen Bennet., B.S., Instructor Librarian Management Students, Acting Registrar Edward E. Evans, B.A., B.D., Director of in Theory and Piano C. Arthur Insko, A.B., M.A.E., B.D., Th.M., Keith C. Wills. B.A., B.D., Th.D., Librarian L. A. Brown. A.B., B.S., Th.M., Th.D., Pro Th.D., Professor of Christian Ethic* Maintenance fesaor of Minions and Comparative Religions Jack W. Manning, A.B., Th.M., Th.D., Pro William A. Carleton, B.S., Th.M., Th.D., Vice- fessor of Church History and Evangelism Preeident, Dean and Professor of Church James W. McClendon, B.A., B.D., Th.M., NEW ORLEANS BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY History Th.D., Associate Professor of Theology and Geil Davis. B.E., M.R.E., M.A., Assistant Pro Philosophy of Religion Organized 1917 fesaor, Elementary Education J. B. Nichols, A.B., M.R.E.. B.D.. D.R.E., Derward W. Deere, A.B., Th.M., Th.D., Pro Associate Professor of Educational Admin 3939 Gentilly Boulevard, New Orleans 26, Louisiana fessor of Old Testament Interpretation istration and Arts Gaine* 8. Dobbins, M.A., Th.D., D.D., LL.D., J. Winston Pearce, B.A., B.D., D.D., Profesaor H. LEO EDDLEMAN, President Distinguished Professor of Religious Educa of Preaching tion R F. Royal. B.S.. M.R.E., Th.M., S.T.M.. J. Lyn Elder, B.A., Th.M., Th.D., Professor of R.E.,D. Professor of Principles of Religious FACULTY Pastoral Care Education Fred L. Fisher, A.B., Th.M., Th.D., Professor Orine Hughes Suffern, B.S.M., M.S.M., In SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY of New Testament Interpretation structor In Music Elmer L. Gray. B.A., Th.M., Th.D., Professor Kyle M. Yates. Jr.. B.S., B.D., Th.D., Asso James Hardee Kennedy, B.A., Th.D., Dean, George W. Harrison, B.A., Th.D., Associate of Church Administration, Director of Field ciate Professor of Old Testament and Biblical Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew Work Archaeology V. Wayne Barton, B.A., Th.D., Professor of Claude L. Howe, Jr., M.S., Th.D., Assistant New Testament and Greek, Director of Field Professor of Church History Mission Work In School of Theology Samuel J. Mikolaski, B.A., M.A., Ph D., Asso Roy Beaman, B.A., Th.D., Professor of Biblical ciate Professor of Theology Introduction William A. Mueller. B.A., M.A., 8.T.M., PhJ)„ STAFF Nelle C. Davidson, B.A., B.S. in Library Professor of Church History Science, M.A., Librarian Ray Frank Robbins. B.A.. Th.D., Ph.D., Pro Harold Keaster Graves. B.E., Th.M., Th.D., A. J. Hyatt, A.B., M.L.S., Th.M . Th.D., Thomas J. Delaughter, B.A., Th.D., Professor fessor of New Testament LL.D., President Librarian of Old Testament and Hebrew, General Di Robert R. Soileau, B.A., Th.D., Associate Pro Clyde E. Beasley, A.B., M.R.E., Comptroller lima Johnson Martin, B.R.E., B.A., Registrar rector of Field Mission Work William A. Carleton, B.8., Th.M., Th.D., Vice- fessor of Theology Paul E. Mason, Business Manager Halen Falls, B.A.. M.R.E., M.A., Associate Pro President and Dean Frank Stagg, B.A., Ph.D., LL.D., Professor of fessor of Missions, Counselor for Women J. B. Nichols, A.B., M.R.E., B.D., D.R.E., Co New Testament and Greek Geil Davis, BE., M.R.E., M.A . Director Child William S. Garmon, B.A., M.A., Th.D., Asso ordinator of Student Affair* V. L. Stanfield, B.A., Th.D., Professor of Care Program ciate Professor of Social Ethics and Rural Elmer L. Gray, B.A., Th.M., Th.D., Director. Oveta Ruth Smith, B.S., M.R.E., Library Su Preaching pervisor of Circulation and Visual Aids Church Work Field Work R. E. Glace. Jr., B.S., Th.D., Professor of John Olen Strange. B.A., Th.D., Professor of Carl M. Halverson, BS., M.A., B.D., Assistant Calvin C. Turpin, B.8., M.A., B.D., M.R.E., New Testament and Greek Old Testament and Hebrew to President Associate Librarian

Roge 12 July, ^ujurf, StpHmitr. James C. Taylor, B.A., Th.D., Professor of H. Clayton Waddell, B.A., Th.D., Profsscor of Preaching Social Ethic* SOUTHEASTERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Malcolm M. Tolbert, B.A., B.D., Assistant Pro Jain** Washington Watts, B.A., Ph.D., Pro Wake Forest, North Carolina fessor of Mission* fessor of Old Testament and Hebrew

SYDNOR L. STEALEY, Pr.iident

SCHOOL OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FACULTY

John M. Price, Jr., B.A., M.R.E.. Th.D„ Dean, Harold L. Rutledge, A.B., Th.M., Th.D., Asso Thelma Arnote, B.S., M.A., Professor in Re M. Ray McKay, Ph.B., Th.M.. Th.D., Professor Professor of Psychology and Counseling, ciate Professor of Psychology and Counseling ligious Education of Preaching Clinical Education William H. Souther, A.B., M.R.E., M.S.M., Olin Trivette Binkley. A.B., D.D . Th.B., B.D., Stewart Albert Newman. A.B., D.D., Th.M., Associate Professor of Church Administra Ph.D., Professor of Christian Sociology and Th.D., Professor of Theology and Philosophy Margaret L. Leverett, B.S., M.S.W., M.R.E., tion Ethics of Religion Assistant Professor in Social Work, Director Wilbur C. Swarta, A.B., BJ)., D.R.E.. Pro of Field Mission Work in School of Religious Thomas A. Bland, B.A., B.D., Th.D., Associate Harold Hunter Oliver. A.B., B.D., Th.M., fessor of Religious Art* and Crafts, Director Education Professor of Christian Sociology and Ethics Ph.D., Assistant Professor of New Testa of Drama-Radio Production ment Interpretation Robert Cook Briggs, A.B., Th.M., Th.D., Pro Donald W. Minton. B.A., B.D., M.R.E., D.R.E., Stanley J. Watson, A.B., B.D., D.R.E., Asso fessor of New Testament Interpretation Edwin C. Osburn, A B . Th.M., B.D., B.A., Assistant Professor of Psychology and Coun ciate Professor of Youth Religious Educa tion, Director of Recreation-Youth Program Associate Professor of Bibliography seling J. Henry Coffer, Jr., B.A., B.D., Instructor of Mrs. William H. Souther. B.A., M.R.E., Religious Education R. Eugene Owens, B.A., B.D., S.T.M.. Assist J. Kelva Moore, A.B., M.R.E., Th.D., Professor M.8.M., Special Instructor in Religious Edu ant Professor of Preaching of Principle* of Religious Education cation Denton Reuben Coker, A.B., B.D., Th.D., Pro fessor of Religious Education Max Gray Rogers, B.A., B.D., Assistant Pro fessor of Old Testament Edwin Luther Copeland, A.B., Th.M., Ph.D., Professor of Missions B. Elmo Scoggin, A.B., Th.M., Th.D., Pro fessor of Old Testament Pope Alexander Duncan, B.S.. M.S., Th.M., SCHOOL OF CHURCH MUSIC Th.D., Professor of Church History George H. Shriver, A.B., B.D., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Church History John W. Eddins. B.S.. B.A., B.D., Th.M.. Claude H. Rhea, Jr., B.A., B.Mus.Ed., Mr*. R. Kirby Godsey, B.M., M.R.E., M.C.M., Ph.D., Assistant Pro feasor of Theology H. Max Smith, B.Mus., M.Mus., Organist and M.Mus.Ed., Ed.D., Dean, Professor of Voice, Instructor of Piano and Theory Artist in Residence History and Church Music Literature, Direc Ben C. Fisher. A.B., B.D., Assistant Professor Kenneth Hartley, B M E., M.S.M., Ed.D., As of Christian Education Truman S. Smith, B.A., B.D., Th.M., Instruc tor of Field Mission Work in School of sistant Professor of Church Music Education Church Music tor of Pastoral Care and Director of Student Wallace C. McKenzie. B.A., M.A., Ph.D., As James Leo Green, A.B.. Th.M., Ph.D., Pro Activities A. Ray Baker, B.M., M.S.M., Assistant Profes sociate Professor of Theory and Composition fessor of Old Testament Interpretation John Edward Steely, A.B., B.D.. Th.M., Th.D., sor of Conducting and Voice Center L. Stephen*. B.A., M.R.E., M.8.M., Garland Alford Hendricks, A.B., Th.B., Pro Associate Professor of Historical Theology Associate Professor of Chureh Musk Ad fessor of Church-Community Development France* Brown, A.B., B.M., M.M., Assistant ministration and Director of Field Work William Claudius Strickland. A.B., B.D., Professor of Voice and Graded Choir* Th.D., Professor of New Testament Clifford E. Tucker, B.Mu*., M.S., Assistant John Burder Hipps, A.B., D.D., Th.M., S.T.M., Beatrice Collins, B.8.M., M.S.M., Associate Professor of Chora) Conducting and Choral M.A., Professor of Missions Emeritus Julius Carroll Trotter, Jr.. A.B., Th.M., Th.D., Professor of Organ and Piano Arranging Professor of Preaching and Speech Ben Sigel Johnson, A.B., M.A., Special In structor of Music James E. Tull. A.B., M.A., Th.M., Ph.D., Pro fessor of Theology Emily K. Landsdell. B.S., M.A., LL.D., Pro fessor of Missions John Terrill Wayland, A.B., Th.B., B.D., ADMINISTRATION Ph.D., Professor of Religious Education Marc Hoyle Lovelace, A.B., Th.M., Th.D., Professor of Archaeology J. B. Weatherspoon. A.B., M.A., Th.M., Th.D.. H. Leo Eddleman, B.A., Th.M., PhJJ., D.D., J. Hardee Kennedy, B.A., Th.D , Dean, School D.D., Visiting Professor of Preaching President of Theology Edward Allison McDowell, Jr., A.B., D-D., Th.M., Ph.D., Professor of New Testament Richard Knox Young, A.B., B.D., Th.D., As Richard Carl McLemore, Business Manager Roland Q. Leave!!. M.A.. Th.D., D.D.. LL.D., Interpretation sociate Professor of Pastoral Care President Emeritus Donald W. Minton, B.A., B.D., M.R.E., D.R.E.. Dean of Seminary Service* William C. Bolton, B.A., B.D., Assistant to the President John M. Price, Jr., B.A., M.R.E., Th.D., Dean, OFFICERS School of Religious Education Nelle C. Davidson, B.8., B.S. in L8, M.A., Claude H. Rhea, Jr., B.A., M.Mus.Ed., Ed.D., Sydnor Lorenzo Stealey. President Gordon M. Funk, Business Manager Librarian Dean, School of Chureh Music Olin Trivette Binkley. Dean of the Faculty Edwin C. Osburn, Librarian George C. Herndon, M.A., Th.D., Th.M., Reg James Washington Watts, B.A., Ph.D., Dean Ben C. Fisher, Administrative Assistant and istrar of Students Director of Public Relation* Fred Sandusky, Registrar

Pag* 84 Quartfly Rsvisw July. Augutt, September. 1962 Pag* 85 THf SOUTHERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY SCHOOL OF CHURCH MUSIC Forrest Henry Heeren, M.S., M.A., Ed.D., Waley McCoy, B.M.Ed., M.M.Ed., M.&M.. Ln- Founded 1859 Dean, School of Chsrch Music; Professor of atrue tor in Brass Instruments and Instru 2825 Leiingfon Road, Louisville 6, Kentucky Church Music mentation

William C. Bushnell, B.A., M.A., Assistant Hugh Thomas McElrath, B.A., M.S.M.. As DUKE K. McCALL, President Professor of Church Music sistant Professor of Church Music

Barbara A. Coffey, B.M., Piano Accompanying Earl M. Owen, Jr., B.8., B3.M., Music FACULTY Fundamentals James W. Good, B.A., M.S.M., Organ In Duke K. McCall. B.A., Th.M., Ph.D., LL.D., Hugh Raymond Peterson, B.A., Th.M.. PhD., structor John Norman Sims, M.M., S.M.D., Assistant D.D.. Litt.D., President D.D., Administrative Dean ; Director of Ad Professor of Church Music Leo T. Crismon, B.A.. M.S.. Th.M., Ph.D., missions Mrs. Bruce V. Hartsell, B.S., Pisno Ac Librarian companying Leonard B. Starling, Jr., B.B., M.8.M., Con ducting, Voice Instructor Ronald F. Deering, B.A., B.D., Research W. Peyton Thurman, B.A., Th.M., Th.D., Dean G. Msurice Hinson, B A., M.M.. A.Mus.D., As Librarian of Students sociate Professor of Church Music Mrs. Willis H. Tassie, B.S., M.S.M., Instructor in Voice SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY William L. Horton, B.A-M., M.S.M., Instructor in Music History, Theory Mabel Warkentln, B.A., M.R.E., M.S.M., As C. Penrose St, Amant. M.A., Th.M., Th.D.. Robert Inman Johnson, B.A., Th.M., D.D., sistant Professor of Church Music Ph.D., LL.D., Dean, School of Theology and Professor of Music and Speech P. Archie Kliewer, B A., M-Mus., Assistant David T. Porter Professor of Church History Professor of Church Music S. Alfred Washburn, B.M., Organ Page H. Kelley, B.A., B.D., Th.D., Associate William Walter Adams, B.A., Th.M., Th.D.. Professor of Old Testament Interpretation Philip Malpas, M.M., Organ Instructor D. Janet Wiest, B.A., M.8.M., Piano Instructor D.,D. James Buchanan Harrison Professor Charles Addis McGIon, B.A.E., M.A.E., Ph.D., of New Testament Interpretation Professor of Speech Hyran Eugene Barefoot. B.A., B.D., Th.D.. SCHOOL OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Dale Moody, B.A., Th.M., Th.D., Joseph Emer Assistant Professor of New Testament In terpretation son Brown Professor of Christian Theology, Allen Willis Graves, B.Ed., Th.M., Th.D., Dean. Ernest Joseph Loessner, M.A., Ed.D., Associate Director of Graduate Studies School of Religious Education : Professor of Professor of Religious Education Henlee Hulix Barnette, B.A., Th.M., Th.D., David L. Mueller, B.A., B.D., Ph.D., Assistant Religious Education Professor of Christian Ethics Professor of Christian Theology Clara A. McCartt, C.P.S., Instructor in Church Clarence Y. Barton, B.A., B.D., Th.M.. In Willism R. Cromer, Jr., B.A., B.D.R.E., As Office Procedure Wayne Edward Oates, B.A., B.D., Th.M., structor of Pastoral Care sistant Professor of Religious Education Th.D., Professor of Psychology of Religion Robert Myers, B.S., M.R.E., Instructor in George Willis Bennett. B.A., B.D., Th.M., Findley Bartow Edge. M.A., Th.M., Th.D., John Joseph Owens, B.A., Th.M., Th.D., Pro Recreation and Camping Th.D.. Associate Professor of Christian D.D., Basil Manly, Jr., Professor of Religious Ethics fessor of Old Testament Interpretation Education Robert Allen Proctor, Jr., B.A., M.R.E., M.8., W. Morgan Patterson. B.A., B.D., Th.D., As John H. Boyle, B.A., B.D., Th.M., Pastoral Ed.D., Associate Professor of Psychology of Care (Clinical) sociate Professor of Church History Elizabeth Glenn Hutchens, M.A., M.R.E., As Education Hen F. Philbeck, B.S., B.D., Hebrew Old sistant Professor of Religious Education Raymond Bryan Brown. B.A., B.D., S.T.M.. Testament Th.D., Associate Professor of New Testament Ssbin Psul Landry, B.A., LL.B., B.D., Th.D., Joseph Stiles, B.A., Th.M., Th.D., Professor of Interpretation Harold Cooke Phillips, B.A., M.A., B.D., D.D., Associate Professor of Religious Education Church Administration L.H.D., LL.D., Visiting Professor of Preach Joseph Atlee Callaway, B.A., B.D.. Th.D., ing Associate Professor of Biblical Archaeology OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION James W. Cox, B.A., B.D., Th.D., Associate Eric Charles Rust, M.A., B.D. (Oxon), M.Sc., Litt.D., A.R.C.8., D.I.C., Professor of Chris Professor of Preaching I>eonard Holloway, B.A., M.A., Executive As tian Apologetics Duke Kimbrough McCall, B.A., Th.M., Ph.D., Hugo H. Culpepper. B.A., Th.M., Associate LL.D., D.D., Litt_D.. President sistant to the President Professor of Missions Thomas G. Smothers, B.A., B.D., Biblical Archaeology T. R. Allen, Jr., B.A., Th.M.. Superintendent Robert Inman Johnson, B.A., Th.M., Executive Clyde Taylor Francisco. B.A., Th.M., Th J).. of Buildings and Grounds Secretary of the Alumni Association John R. Sampey Professor of Old Testament Samuel Southard. B.A., B.D., Th.D., Associate Louise Foremen Blount, M.A.. D.R.E., Director Interpretation Professor of Psychology of Religion Clara A. McCartt, C.P.S., Special Assistant to of Women’s Activities, Director of Evening the President James Leo Garrett, B.A., B.D., Th.M., Th.D., Ray Summers, B.A., Th.M., Th.D., Professor School Professor of Christian Theology of New Testament Interpretation; Director Betty Jo McCoy, B.A., M.S. in L.S-. Circula of Graduate Studies C. Richard Broome, B.S., B.A., B.D., Assistant tion Librarian D. Swan Haworth. B.A., Th.M., Ph D .. Asso Treasurer ciate Professor of Psychology of Religion Marvin E. Tate. B.A., B.D., Th.D., Assistant Hugh Raymond Peterson, B.A., Th.M., Ph.D., P. H. Bufkin, Jr.. B.S. (Comm.), C.P.A., Patrick H. Hill. B.A., BJL, Th.M., Th.D.. Professor of Old Testament Interpretation D.D., Administrative Dean Treasurer and Acting Business Manager Visiting Professor of Missions Douglas C. Turley, B.A., B.D., Th.M.. Pastoral Nancy Drue Robinson, B.A., M-A. in L.S., I^o Taylor Crismon, B.A., M.S., Th.M., Ph.D., E. Glenn Hinson, B.A.. B.D., Instructor in Care (Clinical) Library Cataloger Church History Librarian E. J. Vardaman, B.A., B.D., Th.D., Assistant Thomas C. Sherwood, B.A., B.D., Th.D., Reg Professor of Biblical Archaeology Badgett Dillard. B.S.B.A., B.D.RE., M.R.E.. Nolan P. Howington. M.A . Th.M . Th.D.. istrar Associate Professor of Christian Ethics Manager of Administrative Services Wayne Eugene Ward, B.A., B.D., Th.D., As Joseph Stiles, B.A., Th.M., Th.D., Director of William E. Hull, B A.. B.D., Th.D., Associate sociate Professor of Christian Theology Allen Willis Graven, B.Ed.. Th.M., ThD.. Field Work Professor of New Testament Interpretation Dean, School of Religious Education Donald L. Williams, B.A.. M.A., B.D., Ph D., W, Peyton Thurman, B.A., Th.M., Th.D.. Dean Gerald P. Jenkins, B.A., B.D., Th.M.. Pastoral Assistant Professor of Old Testament In Forrest Henry Heeren, M.S., M.A., E.D., Dean, of Students Care (Clinical) terpretation School of Church Music

Pag* 87 Pegg 86 Qmrtfly Riviiw July, Au quit, Stptembr, 1962 SOUTHWESTERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY SCHOOL OF CHURCH MUSIC

Ch«rt»r,d 1908 Cecil M. Roper, B.A., M.SJi., Assistant Pro James C. McKinney, M.Mus., Dean, Professor Seminary Hill Station, Fort Worth, Texas feasor of Church Musk Education of Theory and Composition Mrs. John E. Seelig. B.8., Resident Teacher of ROBERT E. NAYLOR. President David P. Appleby. B.A., B.M.. M.A.. M.8.M . Ph.D., Professor of Ministry of Music Voice Sarle Brown. M.8.M., Professor of Voice FACULTY Charles Sego, B.A., M.M., Associate Professor Robert L. Burton, M.Mus., Professor of Church of Class Piano

SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY Music Education Joe Ann Shelton, M.Mus.Ed., Assistant Pro David L. Conley, M.C.M., Assistant Professor Jeese J. Northcutt, A.B., Th D., Dean, Pro L. Jack Gray. B.S., Th.D., Professor of Mis fessor of Voice fessor of Preaching of Theory sions Frank Davis Stovall, III, B.M., M.A.. Associate Robert A. Baker, A.B., Th.D.. Ph.D.. Professor Gladys Day. M.Mus., Associate Professor of R. Cal Guy, A.B., Th.D., Bottoms Professor of Professor of Voice of Church History Missions Organ Thomas Miles Bennett, Jr.. M.A., Th.D., Pro William L. Hendricks, A.B., Th.D., Associate T. W. (Jack) Dean, B.A., M.Mus., Ph.D., Pro Sara Thompson. A.B., B.S. in L.S., M M.Ed . fessor of Old Testament Professor of Theology fessor of Theory and Composition Musk Librarian, Professor of Music Bibli C. W. Brister. A.B., Th.D., Ansttciate Professor William Boyd Hunt, A.B., Th.D., Professor of Robert S. Douglass, M.Mus., Professor of ography of Pastoral Ministry Theology Musicology S. Charles Williamson, M.A., Professor of H. C. Brown, Jr., B.A., Th.D., Professor of Charles P. Johnson, B.A., M.R.E., Th.D., Edwin McNeely, B.8.M., Mus.D., Professor of Preaching Director of Libraries Voice Ministry of Music Emeritus E. Leslie Carlson, M.A., Th.D . Professor of J. W. MacGorman, B.A., Th.D., Professor of John E. Woods, M.Mus., Associate Professor Mrs. Isham E. Reynolds, M.Mus., Mus.D., Biblical Introduction New Testament of Plano Professor of Piano Emerita Kenneth L. Chafin. B.A., Th.D-. Associate Thomas B. Maston, M.A., D.R.E., Ph.D., Professor of Evangelism Litt.D., Professor of Christian Ethics Carl A. Clark, A.B., Th.D., Professor of Pas H. Leon McBeth, B.A., Th.D., Instructor in OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION toral Ministry Church History Cordon Clinard. A.B.. Th.D.. Professor of G. Lacoste Munn. B.A., Th.D., Associate Pro Joe Davis Heacock, A.B., D.R.E., Dean, School Preaching Robert E. Naylor, Th.M., D.D., President fessor of New Testament of Religious Education Robert O. Coleman. B.A.. Th.D., Assistant Pro John P. Newport, B.A., Th.D., Ph.D., Pro Eldred Douglas, Head, M.A., Th.D, DD, fessor. Biblical Introduction and Old Testa Charles Johnson, A.B., Th.D., Director of fessor of Philosophy of Religion LL.D., President Emeritus ment Libraries William H. Rossel), B.A., Th.M., Ph.D., Pro Hubert L. Drumwright. Jr., B.A.. Th.D., Pro Mrs. Andrew Allen, B.A., Dean of Women James C. McKinney, M.Mus., Dean, School of fessor of New Testament fessor of Old Testament Chureh Musk C. W. Scudder, B.S., Th.D., Associate Professor Leslie R. Elliott, B.A., Th.D., D.D., Director Leslie Robinson Elliott, A.B., Th.D., Professor Jesse J. Northcutt, B.A., Th.D., Dean, School of Bibliography Emeritus of Christian Ethics of Libraries Emeritus of Theology William R Estep, Jr., AB.. Th.D., Professor Franklin M. Segler, B.A., Th.D., Professor of Wayne Evans, B.S., LL.D., Business Manager of Church History Pastoral Ministry L. B. Reavis, D.D., Director of Endowment William P. Greenlee. B.A., B.D., Th.D., Milton U. Ferguson. A.B., Th.D., Associate Ralph Lee Smith, B.Ed., Th.D.. Professor of John Earl Seelig, B.8., M.R.E., Assistant to Old Testament Reference-Research Librarian Professor of Philosophy of Religion the President D. David Carland, A.B.. Th.D., Professor of William Curtis Vaughan, B.A., Th.D., Pro Felix M. Gresham, B.A., Th.D., Dean of Floreid Wills, B.A., B.S. in L.8., M.A., Catalog Students, Director of Admissions and Vet Old Testament fessor of New Testament Librarian, Associate Pro feasor Virtus E. Gideon. A.B., Th.D.. Associate Pro Vandal! Woodfin, B.A., Th.D., Associate Pro erans Coordinator fessor of New Testament fessor of Theology

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C. Mrs. Marian W. Berry Baptist Treasurer 1400 Broadway. P. 0. Florid* Frank C- Richardson Box 968, Fresno Comptroller Colo. Rocky Mountain Baptist Willi. J Ray Willis J. Ray 7 644 2.00 Weekly 1952 Kansas Howard H. Whatley 1470 So. Holly Executive Vice-President of Church Loan Asririation Denver 22 Kentucky D. C. Capita) Baptist James 0. Duncan James 0. Dunean 7,000 2 00 Weekly 1954 G. B. Morton Buxine— Manager Robert J. Hastings 1028 10th 8L. N.W. Stewardship Promotion Washington 9 Louisiana W—ley Bowman Fla. Florida Baptist Witness W. G. Stracener 61,885 2 00 Weekly 1884 Business and Personnel Manager 1210 Hendricks Avenue Tom L. Pfeifer Secretary Department of Wort with Negro Baptists Izucian Conway Jacksonville 7 Annuity Board Representative for Louisiana Ga. The Christian Index John J. Hurt 111.200 2 00 Weekly im Maryland Gilbert E. South 291 Peachtree Street, N.E. Business Manager Atlanta 3 Mississippi Hawaii The Hawaii Baptist Stanton H. Nash Stanton II. Nash 1,111 1 50 Monthly 1947 A. L. Nelson Rosine— Manager W. R. Roberts 1801 South Beretania St. Field Representative for the Annuity Board Honolulu 14 1906 Missouri W. H. Allieon ni. The Illinois Baptist L. H- Moore L. H. Moore 23,811 2 00 Weekly Director, Office of Stewardship and Church Finance Box 271 Loren J. Belt Director. Office of Work with National Baptists George S. Hixson Carbondale Director of Missouri Baptist Building Fund 2nd. Indiana Baptist E. Harmon Moore E. Harmon Moore 5,800 1 00 Monthly 1959 W. R. Herrington Manager of Missouri Baptist Pre .1. F. Rains Box 38, Plainfield Director of Protection Plans Kans. The Baptiat Digest F. Paul Allison Dorothy Wood 5,600 3 00 Weekly 1947 James H. Smith Coordinator of Christian Education and Cooperative Program Roy L. Ci«na P. 0. Box 729 Missionary to the Deaf Wichita 1825 New Mexico Sara Ann Lett Ky. Western Recorder C. R. Daley R. L. Pogue 70,963 2.25 Weekly Youth Director Baptist Building North Carolina Harold Cole Middletown Director, Division of Christian Education La. Baptist Message James F. Cole James F. Cole 71,000 2 60 Weekly 1883 Business Manager Box 311 Secretary, Department of Interracial Cooperation Alexandria Secretary, Audio-Vaual Aids, Radio and TV Weekly 1917 Jerry F Potter Md. The Maryland Baptist Gainer E. Bryan, Jr. Gainer E. Bryan, Jr. 15,000 1 60 Ministery to Deaf 100 East 23rd BL J. Alton Morris Seminary Extension Program Frit. D Hemphill Baltimore 18 Director, Fruitland Baptist Bible Institute Semi- 1957 E. C. Upchurch Mich. Michigan Baptist Fred D. Hubbe 2.760 1 00 Secretary, Department of Church Development monthly Guy 8. Cain Advocate secretary. Annuity Department 22020 Grand River Oklahoma E. W. Westmoreland Detroit Secretary. Department of Religious Education Weekly 1877 Richard T. McCartney Miss. The Baptist Record Joe T. Odle J. E. Laue 95,300 2 00 Public Relations Director Box 630 H. Truman Maxey Executive Director of the Department of Child Care Tom E. Carter Jackson Director of Hospitals and Golden Age Homes Mo. Word and Way H. H. McGinty H. H. McGinty 67,000 2.00 Weekly 1895 Dragon-W —h ingtoe Baptist Building P'irr Rogers .Business Manager R. E. Milam Jefferson City Secretary of Capita! Needs N. Mex. Baptist New Mexican Horace F. Bums Horace F. Burns 18,000 2 00 Weekly 1912 Tmna—ee Box 485 G*ne Kerr Administrative Assistant Joseph K—ler. Jr. Business Manager N. C. Biblical Recorder J. Mane Grant J. Muse Grant 77,000 2 00 Weekly 1833 Wallace Anderson Program Services Manager W. H. Pitt. Sr. P. 0. Box 9325 Stewardship Secretary Raleish Ohio Ohio Baptist Messenger Lynn M. Davis, Jr. 4,600 1 25 Semi- 1952 R. A. Springer Treasurer 1680 East Broad monthly Robert H. Bolen Controller J. Woodrow Fuller Columbus 3 Secretary, State Missions Commission Weekly 1912 Jimmy Allen Okla. Baptist Messenger Jack L. Grit. Jack L. Grits 79,000 2 00 Director. Christian Life Commission 1141 N. Robinson A B. White Executive Vice President, Church Loan A—ociatioo R Hooper Dildav Oklahoma City Director, Church Services Division Oregon- Pacific Coast Baptist C. E. Boyle C. E. Boyle 4,100 I 50 Semi- 1930 Charles McLaughlin Director. Missions Division Wash. Box 3343 monthly Roy A. Lambert Secretary. Direct Missions Dallas P. lx* Portland Secretary. language Missions Weekly 1869 Calvin B. Reeves 3. C. The Baptist Courier 8. H. Jones R. T. Helium, Jr. 86.883 2.00 Secretary. Endowment P. 0. Box 2168 E. N. Jones Secretary, Christian Education Commission James Basden Greenville Secretary. Human Welfare Commission Tenn. Baptist and Reflector Richard N. Owen Joe Kesler. Jr. 66,854 2 00 Weekly 1835 Virginia 1812 Belmont Blvd. Herbert R Carlton Secretary of Annuities Nashville Malcolm 0. Runre— Secretary of Assemblies Tex— Baptiat Standard E. S. James E. 8. James 368,000 1 20 Weekly 1888 2222 San Jacinto Dallas 21 Vg. The Religious Herald Reuben E. 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