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REVIEW President Kennedy, in his State of the Union message said, "I speak today in an hour of na THIRD QUARTER tional peril and national emergency. Before 1961 my term shall end we shall have to test anew whether a nation, governed and organized such Volume 21 Number 3 as ours, can endure. The outcome is by no means certain.” Editor Today is a day of national peril, but, as a J. P. EDMUNDS denomination, Southern Baptists need not ques tion whether a denomination, ’’governed and Associate Editor MARTIN B. BRADLtff organized such as ours” can endure. Rather, the question we face should be, ’’Are we faith Department Editors fully executing the mandates of the Great DAVIS C. WOOLLEY Commission?” To the extent that we are, faith E. ODELL CROWE RICHARD E. KORNMEYER fully, there need be no doubt about the ef “IN THE BEGINNING...” fectiveness of our Christian efforts. God You’ll welcome this scholarly The following Additional mem guarantees that. study on the book of beginnings. bers of the Research and Sta tistics Department staff con The progress of Southern Baptists during the THE MESSAGE OF GENESIS tributed to this special issue*. 195O-’6O decade, just closed, declares the ef Jesse Williams, Ras B. Robin by Ralph H. Elliott—Professor of Old Testament son, chart editors; Mary Alice fectiveness of our program and methods. Church at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Wright, Mrs. Margaret Ander membership increased 2,651,702, an average Kansas City, Missouri. son, Mrs. Shirley Cannon, annual net gain of more than 26 5,000. Sunday Evelyn Hoppers, Mrs. Elizabeth “A blueprint for theology” is Dr. Elliott's definition Hoyle, Mrs. Anne Crutcher, school enrolment increased 2,3 57,997; and of the first book of the Bible. Presenting Genesis and Mrs. Virginia Hall. Training Union enrolment increased 1,223,83 5. as the theological foundation on which the balance During this same period, Southern Baptist of the Old Testament rests, he rejects the approach mission gifts increased 145 per cent; and, the Ths Quartbilt Review is pub that considers only historical setting and literary lished quarterly by The Sunday number of missionaries sent out from our School Board of the Southern Bap structure. The book of Genesis is divided into three tist Convention, 127 Ninth Avenue, Foreign Mission Board increased from 803 to North, Nashville 3, Tennessee: major sections. Part I deals with the purpose, date, James L. Sullivan, Executive Sec 1,450. and authorship. Part II. "The Need of Man,” is an retary-Treasurer: Clifton J. Allen, This issue of the annual Southern Baptist Editorial Secretary; W. L. Howse, exposition of the first eleven chapters. Part III, Director, Education Division; Her Handbook presents a graphic study of the man F. Bums. Art Director. "God's Answer to Man’s Needs,” is a commentary Printed in the U.S.A. growth of Southern Baptists during the past on chapters 12-50. The Message of Genesis is a year and decade. For this progress we should careful, balanced combination of biblical scholarship be grateful. However, a closer study will re Annual individual subscription and the Christian conviction that the Bible is God’s 12.25; quarterly, 50 cents veal that there are presently 42 million un inspired Word. Publication date. July 12. (2Gb) churched people in our nation, and the pros $4.50 pects of another 30 million being added to bur The Quarterly Review, copy Order this significant new book today from righted 1961 by The Sunday School population by 1970. Such a challenge forbids Board of the Southern Baptist Con your BAPTIST BOOK STORE. vention, is fully protected by this complacency on the part of any Christian. copyright, and nothin? that appears in it may be reprinted, either wholly To those who had a part in compiling this or in part, without special permis volume—church clerks, associational clerks, sion from the copyright owner. state statisticians, our department staff, and many others—we are grateful. Second-class postage paid Nashville, Tennessee. The Editor Churches, Summary of Southern Baptist, by States 9 CONTENTS Colleges and Schools, Southern Baptist 46-49 Section I—The Baptist Population Cooperative Program Contributions Received...... 41 Section II—The World of Religion Cooperative Program Receipts, Distribution of 43 Section III—Facts of Interest D Section IV—Baptist Directories Digest, SBC Statistics, 1960 7 Divorces, 1950-1960 66 SUBJECT INDEX E A Education Commission, Directory 81 Additions by Letter, Southern Baptist Churches 21 Educational Attainment and Money Income in U.S...... 70 Employed Civilian, Per cent in Major Occupational Groups 70 Additions by Letter, Churches Reporting, by State and Location 12-13 Aged, Southern Baptist Homes for the 56 Executive Committee of the Southern Baptist Convention, Directory 74 Alaska, General Facts 16 1 F American Baptist Seminary, Directory 81 Financial Reports from Religious Bodies 62 Annuity Board, Directory 77 Foreign Missions 39 Arrests, Increase in Number under 18 Years of Age 71 Foreign Mission Board, Directory 74-75 Assemblies, Baptist State 98 Foundation, Southern Baptist, Directory 90 Average American Spends Daily 72 G B Gifts, Mission, Number Churches Reporting, by States 12-13 Baptisms, Churches Reporting, by State and Location 12-13 Gifts, Mission, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location 38 Baptisms, Ratio to Membership 20-21 Gifts, Mission, Southern Baptist, by Years, 1846-1960 54-55 Baptisms, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location 21 Gifts, Per Capita, Mission, by Location, 38 Baptisms, Southern Baptist Churches, by Years, 1845-1959 54-55 Gifts, Per Capita, Total, Southern Baptist Convention by Baptist Joint Public Affairs Committee, Directory 90 States arid Location 36-37 Baptist Student Union, 1960 44 Gifts, Total, Number Churches Reporting by States 12-13 Baptist World Alliance, Directory 91 Gifts, Total, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location 36 Baptist World Statistics 57-59 Gifts, Total, Southern Baptist, by Years, 1845-1960 54-55 Births, United States, 1950-1960 66 Gifts, Total and Foreign Mission, Selected Denominations 63 Book Store, Directory ...... 79-80 Giving, What’s Happening to? ...... 35 Brotherhood Commission, Directory 81 H Brotherhood, Number Churches Reporting, by States 12-13 Hawaii, General Facts 16 Brotherhood Enrolment as Per cent of Church Membership 34 Highlights of Decade 8 Brotherhood Enrolment, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location 31 Historical Commission, Directory .■ - • 81 Brotherhood Enrolment, Southern Baptist by Years, 1942-1960 54-55 Home Mission Board, Directory 76 c Home Missions 39 Carver School of Missions and Social Work, Directory 91 Hospitals, Southern Baptist, Directory ! 90 Children’s Homes, Southern Baptist Convention 53 Hospitals, Southern Baptist, Statistical Information 50-52 Choir Enrolment, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location 33 I Choir, Number Churches Reporting, by State and Location 12-13 Income 69 Christian Groups in United States,Directory 64-65 Christian Life Commission 81 M Church Membership, Southern Baptist, byLocation 21 Marriages, United States, 1950-1960 66 Church Music, Survey 32-33 Membership, Church, Selected Denominations 63 Church Property Value, Number Churches Reporting, Membership, by Location, Southern Baptist Churches 19 by State and Location 12-13 Membership, Southern Baptist Churches, by Year 1845-1960 54-55 Church Property Value, SBC, by Location, 1960-1959 40 Membership Statistics of Larger Religious Bodies in the United States 61 Church Property Value, by Years, 1845-1960 54 Missions, Giving 39 Churches, SBC, by Location, Number of 14 P Churches, SBC, by Size of Membership, Number of 17 Papers and Periodicals, Convention-wide 92 Churches, SBC, by Number of Services 15 Papers, State Baptist 97 Churches, SBC, Number by Years, 1845-1960 54-55 Pastors, Churches Reporting, by State and Location 12-13 Churches, Change in Portion of Fulltime and Parttime, 1945-1960 15 Pastor’s Salary, Average, Full-time 27 Churches, Number by Size of Sunday School Enrolment 18
Joly. Aug art. September. 1961 Page 5 Page 4 Quorfer/y Review Churches, Summary of Southern Baptist, by States 9 CONTENTS Colleges and Schools, Southern Baptist 46-49 Section I—The Baptist Population Cooperative Program Contributions Received 41 Section II—The World of Religion Cooperative Program Receipts, Distribution of ...... 43 Section III—Facts of Interest D Section IV—Baptist Directories Digest, SBC Statistics, 1960 7 Divorces, 1950-1960 66 SUBJECT INDEX E A Education Commission, Directory 81 Additions by Letter, Southern Baptist Churches 21 Educational Attainment and Money Income in U.S...... 70 Additions by Letter, Churches Reporting, by State and Location 12-13 Employed Civilian, Per cent in Major Occupational Groups 70 Aged, Southern Baptist Homes for the 56 Executive Committee of the Southern BaptistConvention, Directory 74 Alaska, General Facts 16 F American Baptist Seminary, Directory 81 Financial Reports from Religious Bodies 62 Annuity Board, Directory 77 Foreign Missions 39 Arrests, Increase in Number under 18 Years of Age 71 Foreign Mission Boanj, Directory 74-75 Assemblies, Baptist State ...... 98 Foundation, Southern Baptist, Directory 90 Average American Spends Daily 72 G B Gifts, Mission, Number Churches Reporting, by States 12-13 Baptisms, Churches Reporting, by State and Location 12-13 Gifts, Mission, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location 38 Baptisms, Ratio to Membership 20-21 Gifts, Mission, Southern Baptist, by Years, 1845-1960 54-55 Baptisms, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location 21 Gifts, Per Capita, Mission, by Location, 38 Baptisms, Southern Baptist Churches, by Years, 1845-1959 54-55 Gifts, Per Capita, Total, Southern Baptist Convention by Baptist Joint Public Affairs Committee, Directory 90 States and Location 36-37 Baptist Student Union, 1960 44 Gifts, Total, Number Churches Reporting by States 12-13 Baptist World Alliance, Directory 91 Gifts, Total, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location 36 Baptist World Statistics 57-59 Gifts, Total, Southern Baptist, by Years, 1845-1960 54-55 Births, United States, 1950-1960 66 Gifts, Total and Foreign Mission, Selected Denominations 63 Book Store, Directory ...... 79-80 Giving, What’s Happening to? ...... 35 Brotherhood Commission, Directory 81 H Brotherhood, Number Churches Reporting, by States 12-13 Hawaii, General Facts 16 Brotherhood Enrolment as Per cent of Church Membership 34 Highlights of Decade 8 Brotherhood Enrolment, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location 31 Historical Commission, Directory 81 Brotherhood Enrolment, Southern Baptist by Years, 1942-1960 54-55 Home Mission Board, Directory 76 c Home Missions 39 Carver School of Missions and Social Work, Directory 91 Hospitals, Southern Baptist, Directory ' 90 Children’s Homes, Southern Baptist Convention 53 Hospitals, Southern Baptist, Statistical Information 50-52 Choir Enrolment, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location 33 I Choir, Number Churches Reporting, by State and Location 12-13 Income 69 Christian Groups in United States,Directory 64-65 Christian Life Commission 81 M Church Membership, Southern Baptist, by Location 21 Marriages, United States, 1950-1960 66 Church Music, Survey 32-33 Membership, Church, Selected Denominations 63 Church Property Value, Number Churches Reporting, Membership, by Location, Southern Baptist Churches 19 by State and Location 12-13 Membership, Southern Baptist Churches, by Year 1845-1960 54-55 Church Property Value, SBC, by Location, 1960-1959 40 Membership Statistics of Larger Religious Bodies in the United States 61 Church Property Value, by Years, 1845-1960 54 Missions, Giving ...... 39 Churches, SBC, by Location, Number of 14 P Churches, SBC, by Size of Membership, Number of 17 Papers and Periodicals, Convention-wide 92 Churches, SBC, by Number of Services 15 Papers, State Baptist 97 Churches, SBC, Number by Years, 1845-1960 54-56 Pastors, Churches Reporting, by State and Location 12-13 Churches, Change in Portion of Fulltime and Parttime, 1945-1960 15 Pastor’s Salary, Average, Full-time 27 Churches, Number by Size of Sunday School Enrolment 18
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Page 4 Quarterly Review Population and Southern Baptist Sunday School Enrolment by SECTION I State and Department ...... 24-25 Population, Change in U.S. Civilian, by Type of Residence, 1950-1959 71 Population Growth of Regions, 1950-2000 ...... 73 Population, Projected Changes, 1960-1970 ...... 67-68 Population, Where the U.S. Increase Comes From 67 Property Value, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location 40 Baptist High Lights Property Value, Church, Southern Baptist, by Years, 1845-1960 54-55 Protection Plan, Southern Baptist Participation in 34 R THE RECORD OF SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCHES, 1960-1959 Radio and Television Commission, Directory 82 Ranking of SBC States According to Per Cent Net Gain by Item 11 Gain or % Gain Receipts and Distribution of Mission Benevolence Funds 1960 1959 Loss or Loss by State Conventions 41 State Conventions...... 28 28 Associations...... /.)...... 1,134 1,129 5 .4 Record of Southern Baptist Churches, 1960-1959 7 Ministers (ordained)...... |...... 34,147 34,130 17 .1 Religions of the World ...... 64 Active Pastors...... 29,200 29,500 —30(1 -1 0 Churches with Pastor...... Religious Bodies, Financial Reports 62 29,204 28,938 266 9 CHURCHES AND MEMBERSHIP s Churches...... 32,251 31,906 345 1.1 Schools and Colleges, Southern Baptist 46-49 Nonresident Members...... 2,870,047 2.548,992 121,055 4 7 Resident Members...... 7,061,644 6,936,284 125,260 1.8 Seminaries, Directories 82-89 Total Membership ...... 9,731,591 9,485.276 246,315 2.6 Seminaries, Southern Baptist, Statistical Information 47, 49 Churches with Baptisms...... 27,218 27,175 43 .2 Baptisms...... 386,469 429,063 —42,594 —9 9 Southern Baptist Convention, Officers and Dates of the Convention 74 Ratio to Membership...... 1 to 25 2 1 to 22 1 State Conventions, Headquarters, and States Officers 94-96 Additions by Letter...... 569,951 580,090 —10,139 —1.7 Open Country Churches...... 15,548 15,502 46 .3 State Conventions, Meeting Places, and Dates, 1961 93 Village (under 500 pop.)...... 4,409 4,447 __38 — .9 Stewardship Commission, Directory ...... 82 Town (500-2499 pop.)...... 3,767 3,777 —10 — .3 City (2500 and more pop.)...... 8,527 8,180 347 4.2 Student Work, Summary of Southern Baptist 44-45 Quarter Time Preaching...... 854 922 -68 —7.4 Half Time Preach mg...... 4,635 4,988 —353 —7.1 Summary of Southern Baptist Churches by States 9 Three-Quarter Time Preaching ...... 231 221 10 4 5 Sunday School Board, Directory 77-80 Full Time Preaching...... 28,511 25,758 753 2 9 Sunday School Enrolment, Number of Churches by Size of 18 SUNDAY SCHOOLS Sunday School Enrolment by Years, 1845-1960 ...... 54-55 Churches with Sunday Schools...... 31,762 31,412 350 1.1 Sunday School Enrolment...... 7,382,550 7,276,602 106,048 1 5 Sunday School Enrolment, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location 22 Vacation Bible School Enrolment...... 3,004,730 2,910,258 94,472 3 2 Sunday School Enrolment by States and Departments 24-25 TRAINING UNIONS Sunday School Enrolment of Larger Religious Bodies in the U.S. 61 Churches with Training Unions...... 25,084 24.566 518 2.1 Sunday School Enrolment as Per Cent of Church Membership 34 Training Union Enrolment...... 2,664,730 2,608,110 56,620 2 2 Sunday School Enrolment, Selected Denominations 63 WOMAN’S MISSIONARY UNIONS Sunday Schools, Number of Churches with 12-13 Churches with Organisations...... 23,406 22,930 476 2 1 Enrolments of AU Organisations...... 1,484,589 1,456,192 28,397 2.0 T BROTHERHOODS Training Union Enrolment by Departments 24 Churches with Brotherhoods...... 17,586 17,362 224 1.3 Training Union Enrolment, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location 29 Brotherhood and R. A. Enrolment...... 619,105 617,263 1,842 3 Training Union Enrolment, Southern Baptist, by Years, 1845-1960 54-55 CHOIR Training Union Enrolment as Per Cent of Church Membership 34 Churches Reporting a Choir Enrolment...... 11,566 14,706 —3,140 —21 4 Choir Enrolment...... 646,696 682,477 Training Union, Number of Churches with, by State and Location 12-13 —35,781 -5 3 Training Union, Per Cent of Churches Enrolled in 28 GIFTS Total Gifts...... $ 480.608,972 $ 453,338,720 I 27,270,252 6 0 u Per Capita Total Gifts...... $ 49 39 $ 47.79 $ 1 60 3 3 Missions and Benevolences...... $ 81,924,906 $ 77,753,190 $ 4,171,716 5 4 United States Religious Statistics, All Denominations 60 Per Capita Missions and Benevolences...... $ 8.42 $ 8 20 $ 22 2.7 Cooperative Program Receipts Reported by States.... $ 48,689,694 $ 46.992.334 1 1.697.360 3.6 V (Cooperative Program Receipts Going to S. B. C. Causes. $ 17,470,501 $ 17,101,217 $ 369,284 2.2 Churches Giving to Missions...... 31,260 30,894 3.66 1.2 Vacation Bible School Enrolment, Southern Baptist, by Years 54-55 Number Tithers...... 1,406,326 1,393,247 13,079 .9 Vacation Bible School, Number of Churches with, by State and Location 12-13 CHURCH PROPERTY Vacation Bible School Report, 1960 ...... 26 Churches Reporting Property...... 31,430 31,061 369 12 Total Value Church Property...... 12.204,361,566 $2,009,254,164 $ 195,097,402 9 7 w Churches with Pastor's Home...... 16,145 15,484 661 4 3 Woman’s Missionary Union, Directory 90 Church Debt...... $ 436,298,600 WMU, Number of Churches Reporting by State and Location 12-13 MISCELLANEOUS WMU, Enrolment, Southern Baptist Churches, by Location 30 Churches with State Paper in Budget...... 13,780 13,132 648 4.9 Churches participating in Annuity Board Protection Plan WMU, Enrolment, Southern Baptist, by Years, 1845-1960 54-55 12,574 11,135 1,439 12.9 WMU Enrolment as Per cent of Church Membership ...... 34
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1,625,980 9,731,591 bership 460,994 760,720 501,935 461.508 907,998 445,942 468,739 401,681 619,722 484,995 304,262 Mem 887,385 709,883 152,077 156,926 Total 23,281 35,792 80.405 56,512 30,424 25,189 35,253 22,228 15,353 44,597 5,552 6,258
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398,791 544,676 419,217 326,518 776,008 348,355 311,582 284,737 427,500 624,040 399,804 211,936 514,324 124,451 147,566 S.S. 26.394 42,136 63,809 55,417 BAPTIST 30,307 27,334 27,063 23,839 40.213 16,000 8,907 4,60S Enrolment 3,004,730 V.B.S. 430,155 210,529 289,641 M2,067 164,498 123,276 254,947 140,943 160,125 131,459 166,676 148,509 262,452 10,772 21,339 30,644 13.386 22,724 50,232 66,336 14,834 12,546 12,106 81,243 20.788 7,406 3,935 7,969 3,193 CHURCHES,
2,664,730 Enrolment 484,167 200,924 193,133 144,005 130,937 108,195 140,153 215,778 136,557 119,663 225.901 143,329 T.U. 80,780 26.472 11,809 40,552 15.246 15,506 64,033 97,604 14,369 11,043 16,889 7,013 9,858 2,677 6,140 1,997 Enrolment 1,484,589 W.M.U. 201,444 105,233 116,227 173,726 140,335 108,641 93,019 54,116 73,533 62,733 54,633 74,361 22,078 11,181 10,583 74,278 25,256 38,109 6,353 4,677 3,065 6,209 4,291 5,068 4,800 1,784 8,021 BY 835
STATE Enrolment and Brother 107,205 619,105 hood 30,723 36,959 39,596 25,282 60,908 29,039 25,434 26,889 28,541 32.731 61,619 44,696 13,075 16,032
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CONVENTIONS, Enrolment 106,037 Choir 646,696 36,329 44,936 39,125 29.033 70,189 26,825 33,375 28,449 28,947 56,469 40,509 44,374 10,440 16,752 2,166 5,351 4,137 1,529 1,287 8,278 3,369 1,752 3,264 1,243 1,507 608 416
52,204,351,556 400,082,725 210,627,483 120,369,015 156,839,450 123,756,326 111,374,085 188,308,534 124,454,012 140,248,115 Property 89,531,507 92,633,355 94,785,258 10,147,275 18,605,797 98,592,368 30,734,558 18,951,320 44,508,220 61,056,837 17,883,592 12,797,436 Church 6,263.523 Value 4,169,380 5,602,394 7.713,443 2,579,050 8,435,206 3,301,302
5480,608.972 24,768,072 88.770,091 32,735,921 26,720,697 21,226,327 43,066,362 22,479,136 20,750,299 21,533,452 24,251,362 39,051,877 I960 28,092,104 13,614,524 31,206,996 2,496,499 4,664,000 3,740,953 1,492,206 7,214,987 3,309,983 1,003,148 1,928,398 1,416,348 9,674,035 2,843,401 1,679,140 Total Gifts 427,754 450. 90C 581,924,906 16,311,930 4,622,695 5.225,283 3,778,467 4,740,138 7,241,898 4,230,802 3,637,233 3,795,261 4,282,529 6,510,562 4,070,201 1,126,017 2,414,375 1,260,638 4,941,811 Mission Total Gifts 204,361 271,930 594,478 827,230 260,041 129,126 204,752 157,089 549,244 419,684 60,135 56,993
593,309,010 13,953,726 4,299,776 6,259,563 5,362,952 3,853,702 9,111,477 4,808,170 4,579,902 4,297,311 5,158,881 7,550,566 1,919,996 4,639,546 3,573,743 3,966,271 6,476,941 Pastor's Annual Salary 466,428 917,953 263,893 658,217 706,892 468,382 357,937 274,400 489,208 653,922 120,394 119,861
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Total Addi Church Mis Total Addl- Church Mi»- No. No. Bap tions by Sunday Broth Prop sion Total Bap ttens by Sunday Broth- Prop slon Total 8.B.C. and States Ch's S.B.C. and States Ch’s Pastor tisms Letter School V.B.8. T.U. W.M.U. erhood erty Gifts Gifts Choir Pastor tisms Letter School V.B.8. T.U. W.M.U erty Gifts Gifts Choir Louisiana...... 1,256 32,251 29,204 27,218 27,284 31,782 23,585 25,084 23,406 17,588 31,430 31,260 31,999 11,566 1,150 1,099 1,142 1,245 885 1,150 990 824 1,244 1,211 1,262 487 S.B.C. Totals...... Open Country.. 15,548 13,795 11,901 11,659 15,151 9,634 9,989 8,587 5,378 15,075 14,783 15,361 2,653 661 506 536 562 652 383 572 425 343 653 622 659 139 ^ea^Country.. 155 4,409 3,906 3,528 3,687 4,351 3,243 3,356 3,271 2,081 4,311 4,316 4,387 1,003 144 135 145 155 116 144 14( 104 152 155 155 55 ::::::: 144 134 Town...... 3,787 3,499 3,532 3,596 3,759 3,259 3,477 3,512 2,812 3,719 3,731 3,759 1,982 139 143 144 128 142 131 115 144 143 144 68 City...... 295 276 289 292 294 Qty...... 8.527 8,004 8,257 8,322 8,501 7,449 8,262 8,036 7,315 8,325 8,430 8,492 5,928 258 292 287 262 295 291 294 225 Maryland...... 172 2,801 2,450 2,285 2,289 2,782 2,049 2,208 1,943 1,222 2,780 2,731 2,793 669 162 155 156 172 146 159 159 121 159 170 171 126 Alabama...... Ojien Country.. 29 28 1.734. 1,525 1,320 1,294 1,705 1,123 1,219 975 473 1,702 1,672 1,728 128 27 27 29 21 25 21 13 28 29 29 16 Ojxtt^Coantn . 19 17 336 290 262 278 326 261 273 269 142 330 333 336 53 13 15 19 15 15 14 9 16 18 18 8 Town...... 31 29 26 28 Town...... 248 222 233 238 248 212 234 233 174 247 247 248 125 31 25 28 21 20 28 31 31 18 City...... 93 88 89 86 93 85 <5«y...... 483 413 470 479 483 453 480 466 433 481 479 481 363 91 90 79 87 92 93 83 Michigan...... 7^ 74 22 21 21 25 22 23 23 18 25 25 25 11 82 73 79 60 75 65 56 64 76 70 33 Alaska...... 25 Open Country.. 6 Open Country.. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 1 2 2 2 5 5 6 4 6 f 6 5 5 6 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 Town...... 4 4 5 3 5 S 4 4 5 5 Village...... 2 1 1 1 2 1 AK 2 City...... 70 65 i 64 68 53 Town...... 5 5 5 5 5 5 4 3 5 5 5 1 64 56 46 55 66 68 29
16 16 9 a»...... 16 14 13 13 16 14 14 15 12 16 Mississippi...... 1,806 1,646 1,504 1,781 1,281 1,491 1,159 824 1,783 1,786 1,800 520
O^en Country.. 1,143 1,032 3 1 185 181 198 144 188 181 151 192 196 197 100 883 1, 102 698 867 579 354 1,125 1,110 1,138 168 Arizona...... 108 173 254 227 202 217 Open Country . 11 10 9 5 11 7 7 7 4 11 11 11 1 250 190 220 183 111 253 250 253 53 Town...... 177 170 176 175 177 160 174 Village . . 17 12 14 11 16 13 13 12 5 16 17 17 2 171 144 176 177 177 112 City...... 232 217 227 229 232 213 230 Town...... 35 26 31 31 35 28 33 31 21 35 35 35 13 226 215 229 229 232 187 133 134 84 City...... 136 125 131 134 136 96 135 131 121 130 Missouri...... 1,739 1,563 1,366 1,380 1,718 1,385 1,282 1,349 992 1,695 1,719 1,731 459 Open Country.. 770 660 494 1,162 988 980 995 1,151 809 1,004 878 487 1,134 1,143 1,156 TTt 513 753 512 444 46C 281 740 753 763 83 Amans’is...... Village...... 397 342 306 305 392 306 285 Open Country. 536 431 416 410 529 304 414 191 123 519 523 533 37 324 213 386 394 396 66 Town...... 250 233 234 241 249 234 231 24C Village. 242 202 190 207 239 158 208 131 72 234 239 240 23 207 249 250 250 138 147 City...... 322 318 322 321 322 313 322 319 291 Town...... 147 133 141 144 147 133 146 135 93 147 147 56 320 322 322 172 221 199 234 234 236 161 City...... 237 220 233 234 236 214 236 Now Mexico. . 252 226 223 230 249 209 226 209 184 237 247 249 113 Open Country. 36 20 27 32 36 689 662 682 718 566 696 636 536 683 712 718 268 24 28 21 13 34 36 36 4 California 723 tillage 51 44 38 43 40 39 37 26 19 18 21 25 15 24 15 10 20 24 25 5 32 21 45 48 49 5 Open Country. Town ...... 41 38 39 39 41 39 39 40 Village...... 19 15 13 16 19 13 18 II 6 14 19 19 36 41 40 41 18 122 31 City...... 124 115 110 116 123 107 122 116 114 Town...... 123 113 111 115 122 96 112 101 76 112 121 117 123 123 86 517 548 552 232 City...... 555 522 520 530 552 442 542 509 444 North Carolina . 3.315 3,079 2,747 2,884 3,291 2,491 2,216 2,428 1,692 3,216 3,246 3,299 1,480 Open Country. 2,123 1,96.3 1,662 1,574 2.103 1.444 137 138 138 150 127 143 136 107 137 148 150 57 1,173 1.318 R10 2,036 2,061 2,110 638 Colorado...... 151 ' illage...... 308 291 255 266 306 264 226 6 5 6 5 5 2 5 5 6 1 276 178 303 304 307 145 Village ...... Town...... 304 283 281 285 303 271 276 281 24 19 20 18 23 16 21 19 12 21 23 23 5 227 302 ’03 303 222 Town...... City...... 580 542 540 559 579 512 541 544 477 City...... 121 112 115 115 121 106 119 112 93 111 120 121 51 575 578 579 475 55 56 Ohio 218 203 197 199 214 148 191 171 122 183 D. C...... 55 55 53 53 55 44 54 51 41 55 56 211 215 77 55 55 55 Open Country. 12 9 0 10 12 5 10 9 4 11 12 12 City...... 55 55 53 53 55 44 54 51 41 55 \ illage... 1 15 15 10 11 14 8 12 10 6 13 14 15 12 Town...... 47 43 43 44 47 33 40 35 1,262 1,163 1,138 1,156 1,241 951 1,141 1,003 837 1,245 1,240 1,250 691 20 44 46 47 14 Florida...... City...... 142 136 135 134 141 102 129 117 92 Open Country. 425 391 347 354 416 2.55 349 245 173 422 419 423 109 115 139 141 50 146 128 125 130 145 100 125 106 78 146 144 146 45 Village...... Oklahoma . 1,307 1,147 1,112 1,121 1,303 974 1,134 970 725 1,262 1,297 Town...... 186 179 179 183 185 162 179 176 150 185 185 186 130 1,301 452 492 495 407 Open Country. 442 349 306 297 438 239 314 224 120 402 435 437 City...... 495 465 487 489 495 434 488 476 436 492 'illage...... 41 294 257 250 263 294 208 257 191 120 292 293 294 34 Town...... 198 187 192 192 198 175 194 195 157 198 Georgia...... 2,923 2,650 2,477 2,443 2,855 1,999 2,180 2,022 1,512 2,895 2,783 2,906 967 197 197 94 City...... 373 354 364 369 373 352 369 360 328 370 Open Country. 1,669 1,476 1,336 1,279 1,606 970 1,081 910 595 1,652 1,565 1,656 275 372 373 283 278 346 234 248 265 151 344 330 347 74 Village...... 35( 306 265 Oregon-Wash.... 156 141 142 149 156 135 151 141 262 256 266 275 243 255 257 220 274 268 275 159 105 153 154 156 66 Town...... 275 Open Country. 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 1 629 606 620 620 628 552 596 590 546 625 620 628 459 2 3 3 City...... \ illage...... 5 4 4 4 5 4 5 3 1 5 4 5 Town...... 37 32 31 34 37 31 34 32 24 24 23 23 23 24 23 23 24 19 21 24 24 18 35 37 37 9 Hawaii ..}...... 2 City...... 111 102 104 108 111 97 110 104 79 Ill no 111 Town...... 4 4 3 4 4 4 4 2 4 4 4 56 16 City...... 20 19 20 19 20 19 20 20 17 17 20 20 South Carolina. . 1,488 1,395 1,279 1,304 1,471 1,206 1,280 1,340 1,038 1,473 1,471 1,483 736 Open Country.. 860 797 694 699 845 647 665 731 508 851 846 795 700 632 647 791 534 546 528 389 763 783 794 224 855 300 Illinois ...... ' illw...... 137 133 115 122 136 109 120 129 95 135 136 267 224 163 180 263 130 113 106 62 255 261 266 15 137 66 Open Country. 26 Town...... 168 160 155 161 167 147 155 163 135 168 167 168 Village...... 136 113 104 97 136 79 84 83 55 131 133 136 105 144 49 City...... 323 305 315 322 323 303 320 317 300 319 322 323 265 Town...... 144 132 127 124 144 105 112 111 70 138 142 248 231 238 246 248 220 237 228 202 239 247 248 134 City...... Tennessee 2,649 2,388 2,214 2,087 2,593 1,868 1,758 1,480 1,068 2,584 2,415 2,595 709 Open Country 1,639 1,444 1,285 1,157 1,591 930 887 654 407 1,584 1,439 118 120 124 92 111 106 83 118 121 123 61 1,594 193 Indiana...... 129 118 ' illage...... 296. 265 239 242 290 217 211 187 115 289 282 292 10 10 11 11 10 13 11 11 5 63 Open Country. 13 11 Town...... 226 215 213 210 226 190 206 199 154 226 220 225 8 7 8 4 1 105 Village...... City...... 488 464 477 478 486 331 454 440 392 485 474 484 14 11 12 13 13 7 10 11 13 12 K 12 348 Town...... 33 94 88 89 90 92 74 84 80 64 83 92 92 Texas City...... 3,845 3,516 3,322 3,556 3,816 3,027 3,375 3,052 2,642 3,759 3,808 3,834 1,630 Open Country 56 1,140 996 820 967 1,121 694 833 591 433 1,091 1,126 1,137 138 153 141 143 144 152 127 144 136 114 146 151 151 \ illage ... 557 Kansas...... 12 3 625 490 560 619 463 505 464 324 612 620 624 99 Open Country 13 11 10 10 13 10 12 12 Town...... 502 12 2 539 514 528 539 481 516 521 • 460 534 534 538 289 Village...... 12 12 10 11 12 11 12 10 12 12 City...... 1,541 31 3 1,461 1,489 1,501 1,537 1,389 1,521 1,476 1,425 1,522 1,528 1,535 1,104 Town...... 31 25 28 29 31 21 27 29 19 30 31 94 96 87 95 89 82 92 96 96 48 City...... 97 93 95 Virginia ...... 1,354 1,208 1,170 1,080 1,346 1,153 910 1,214 856 1,335 1,340 1,350 724 Open Country 693 615 554 476 686 560 369 581 349 682 685 690 1,785 1,707 2,104 1,370 1,247 1,214 821 2,131 2,017 2,142 512 235 Kentucky...... 2,223 2,029 117 Village 195 172 165 153 194 166 107 176 122 191 192 195 1,169 965 889 1,193 649 564 490 281 1,223 1,121 1,225 84 Open Country. 1,295 85 Town...... 148 136 136 138 148 131 126 146 112 146 148 14f 107 384 I 345 303 300 373 259 22C 243 137 378 366 379 City...... 318 285 315 Village...... 216 95 313 318 296 308 311 273 316 315 317 298 Town...... 216 202 203 204 215 179 174 196 151 213 213 31" 323 215 City...... 329 1 313 314 314 323 283 289 285 252 317 LOCATION OF CHURCHES AND MEMBERSHIP 1 9 5 0 - 1 9 60
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCHES, BY LOCATION—1960-1959 SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCHES. BY NUMBER OF SERVICES. 1960-1959
Total Open Quarter Half Three-Quarter Full No Churches Country Village Town City Time Time Time Time Services S. B. C. and States S. B. C. and States 1960 1959 1960 1959 1960 1959 1960 1959 1960 1969 1960 1959 1960 1959 1960 1959 1960 1959 1960 1959
8.B.C...... 32,251 31,906 15,548 15,502 4,409 4,447 3,767 3,777 8,527 8,180 S.B.C...... 854 922 4,635 4,988 231 221 26,511 25,758 20 17
Alabama...... 2,801 2,794 1,734 1,725 336 358 248 253 483 458 Alabama ... 89 109 721 774 17 10 1,974 1,900 1 Alaska...... 25 23 2 2 2 5 5 16 16 Alaska...... 25 23 Arizona...... 199 189 11 11 17 19 35 34 136 125 Arizona...... 199 189 Arkansas ...... 1,162 1,155 536 52R 242 248 147 150 237 229 Arkansas...... 19 19 149 164 2 5 986 965 6 2 California...... 723 698 26 27 19 20 123 110 555 541 California...... 723 698
Colorado...... 151 144 6 7 24 26 121 111 Colorado...... 151 144 District of Columbia... 55 56 55 56 District of Columbia... 65 56 Florida...... 1,252 1,220 425 423 146 153 186 183 495 461 Florida...... 9 8 43 51 3 2 1,197 1,159 Georgia...... 2,923 2,890 1,669 1,668 350 332 275 291 629 599 Georgia...... 137 141 691 740 21 18 2,074 1,991 FT AWA11 24 21 4 2 20 19 Hawaii...... 24 21 Illinois...... Illinois.... 795 782 267 266 136 136 144 143 248 237 3 88 98 1 704 679 2 2 Indiana...... 129 118 13 9 8 10 14 12 94 87 Indiana...... 128 118 Kansas...... 153 141 13 10 12 13 31 32 97 86 153 141 Kentucky...... Kentucky...... 2,223 2,236 1,295 1,297 384 391 215 227 329 321 168 168 346 354 8 14 1,699 1,699 2 1 Louisiana...... 2 2 49 57 3 2 1,201 1,191 Louisiana...... 1,256 1,252 661 665 155 152 144 147 295 288 ’4...... Maryland...... 172 158 29 29 19 16 31 30 93 83 Maryland...... 1 1 171 157 Michigan...... 82 75 6 4 6 6 70 65 Michigan...... 82 75 Mississippi...... Mississippi...... 1,806 1,796 1,143 1,143 254 249 177 174 232 230 80 91 512 542 20 21 1,193 1,141 1 1 Missouri...... Missouri...... 1,739 1,734 770 777 397 396 250 250 322 311 29 34 313 335 17 14 1,376 1,345 4 6 New Mexico.... 252 243 36 35 51 52 41 37 124 119 New Mexico...... 2 5 1 248 236 1 2 North Carolina...... North Carolina...... 3,294 2,123 2,080 308 334 304 314 580 566 70 82 690 736 58 53 2,496 2,423 l 3,316 Ohio...... Ohio...... 216 182 12 8 15 11 47 38 142 125 216 182 Oklahoma.... 34 32 Oklahoma...... 1,307 1,293 442 434 294 293 198 201 373 362 88 88 2 3 1,183 1,170 Oregon-Washington.... Oregon-Washington . .. 156 149 3 5 5 37 28 111 115 156 149 1 South Carolina...... 5 South Carolina...... 1,488 1,472 860 857 137 141 168 173 323 301 6 102 109 9 8 1,372 1,348 1 188 2,649 2,637 1,639 1,663 215 488 473 175 433 485 13 9 2,027 1,954 1 1 286 Texas...... 9 149 Texas...... 3,845 3,819 1,140 1,146 625 634 545 1,541 1,494 9 165 7 11 3,680 3,634 Virginia...... 24 260 290 Virginia...... 1,354 1,335 693 694 195 191 148 318 302 25 50 50 1,018 970 2
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71.6 78 80 75 76.9 75 89 29 61 71.0 79.2 85.3 86 86 74 71.4 62 81 87 77.7 77.0 69 71.2 67 91.0 62 74 61.7 65 Under Per memoersnip Churches 1 1 3 9 3 3 7 2 99 11 52 17 Up 98 93 66 16 58 77 95 91 69 89
120 120 377 4 1,577 1000 8 1 3 9 2 1 7 2 9 2 3 73 33 14 51 90 52 33 46 39, 50 75 51 59 58 977 206 I960
750-999 2 1 6 7 4 8 1 6 8 15 60 39 24 81 20 87 21 83 95 115 127 116 210 115 149 132 216 321 2,069 STATES, 500-749
2 9 2 9 7 AND 13 10 27 15 62 10 31 32 124 120 206 179 308 429 186 318 170 222 570
294 372 568 230 4,525 300-499 S.B.C.
4 5 5 9 19 17 20 98 87 21 31 20 33 23 150 187 414 174 567 403 246 355 224 670 289 519 509 233 5,332 MEMBERSHIP 200-299
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1 4 4 13 10 25 92 12 17 25 27 29 21 SIZE 134 157 104 169 126 446 398 281 209 458 183 177 275 387 417 4,201 150-199 MEMBERSHIP,
4 5 6 40 14 25 27 23 25 41 OF 31 29 199 182 166 116 519 539 431 209 592 210 340 332 208 449 555 202
5,519 100-149 SIZE
5 2 3 17 15 31 37 37 41 53 63 49 BY 165 178 466 216 401 215 194 607 274 325 404 489 255 453 654 204
5,853 50-99 1 3 3 7 19 29 66 24 26 57 75 37 36 36 24 66 51 124 105 128 198 136 109 170 150 120 158 200 238
2, 1-49 CHURCHES
24 55 82 25 129 153 172 199 151 156 723 252 216 795 OF 1,255 1,252 1.806 1.739 1,182 2,923 1,307 1.488 2.223 1,354 2,801 3.315 2,649 3,845
32,251 Total Churches NUMBER States
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- . , - , I July. August, Septem br, 1961 r°9* •• Quartfly Riv m* I NUMBER OF CHURCHES BY SIZE OF SUNDAY SCHOOL ENROLMENT, S.B.C. AND STATE—1960
SIZE OF SUNDAY SCHOOL ENROLMENT Per Cent of Churches Sunday Schools S. B. C. and States Total Reporting No with Enrolment Churches Sunday School 1-40 50-99 100-149 150-199 200-299 300-499 500-749 750-999 1000&UP Under 300
8. B. C...... 31,782 480 4,121 8,678 5,335 3,382 3,630 3,088 1,655 894 979 79.2
Alabama...... 2,762 30 400 957 456 230 228 171 105 56 69 85 5 Alaska...... 26 Arisona...... 108 1 22 46 38 24 25 28 12 1 2 78.3 Arkansas 1,151 11 228 384 163 100 95 88 44 24 25 84.3 California...... 718 6 60 180 123 08 123 07 34 8 5 79.9 Colorado...... 150 1 25 44 26 20 18 0 7 1 88.7 District of Columbia...... 55 Florida...... 1,241 11 112 271 171 117 161 160 112 39 89 67.0 Georgia...... 2,855 68 374 869 498 318 284 226 124 68 94 82.1 Hawaii...... 24 1 2 8 2 6 3 2 1 54 2
Illinois...... 701 4 161 258 141 78 64 45 19 14 11 88 7 Indiana...... 124 5 11 20 20 17 25 14 3 2 3 82 3 Kansas...... 152 1 15 42 22 22 30 0 7 2 3 86 2 Kentucky... 2.104 no 277 647 399 213 228 153 80 61 46 83 8 Louisiana...... 1.245 10 150 361 221 135 125 121 66 24 42 79.7
Maryland...... 172 3 18 27 24 34 32 25 Michigan...... 70 3 8 20 14 10 13 7 5 1 1 82.3 Mississippi. . . 1,761 45 311 574 338 152 155 106 81 22 42 86.9 Missouri...... 1.716 23 354 515 250 145 142 125 96 43 46 81 9 New Mexico...... 240 3 41 59 20 24 38 29 0 10 10 78.7
North Carolina. 3,201 24 210 680 633 492 563 415 151 85 62 78.3 Ohio...... 214 2 18 49 41 36 36 20 11 1 2 84 1 Oklahoma 1,303 4 198 373 189 103 133 140 79 35 53 76 4 Oregon-Washington 156 10 49 37 20 10 17 2 1
Quarterly South Carolina . . 1,471 17 76 263 251 209 240 207 124 33 59 71.2
Tennessee 2,503 56 307 838 479 287 246 209 88 52 87 83.2 Texas 3,816 29 563 867 541 321 402 453 280 243 146 70 6 \ irginia...... 1,346 8 104 271 222 170 179 178 96 56 70 70.3
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September, Total Membership Open Country Village Town City S. B. C. and States I960 1959 % Gain 1960 % Gain 1960 % Gain 1960 % Gain 1960 %Gain
S. B. C. 9,731,591 9.485.276 2 6 2.505.360 0 7 743,825 1 7 1,169,987 -0 4 5.312,419 4 3 —------_. _ ------—- _ — — . _ . — ——— —— ■ , ■ — ------i------— — 1961 Alabama 709.883 692.877 2 5 251,240 1 7 50,329 —3 3 72,866 -5 2 335.448 5 8 Alaska 6,258 5.724 9 3 185 -24 2 296 409 -28 0 5.368 9 3 Arisons 44,597 40.780 9 3 854 1 7 1,489 -14 6 3,751 15 8 38,503 10 1 Arkansas 304,262 298,428 2 0 65,434 1 7 32.708 — 5 48,404 1 9 157,716 2 6 California 156,926 145.293 8 0 3,149 -2 2 1,555 — .8 14,783 22 8 137,439 7.0
Col or ado 22,228 19,540 13 8 387 -11 4 1,855 5 3 20,186 15 1 District of Columbia 35,253 34.658 1.7 ...... 35.253 17 Florida 484,995 <60,851 5 2 65,765 2 2 22,221 -6 9 57,282 -1 8 339.727 8 0 Georgia 887.385 865,611 2 5 306,385 0 1 56,301 11 1 87,039 —5.2 437,660 5 0 Hawaii 5,552 5,123 8 4 277 74.2 ,5.275 6 3
Illinois 152,077 147,520 3 1 29,232 1 3 17,412 14 23,032 —2 2 82,401 5 7 Indiana 25,189 22,533 11 8 1,883 38 3 979 -36 9 1,242 21 3 21,085 13 4 Kansas 30,424 26,729 13 8 1.075 18 1 859 —7.4 3.454 -12 5 25,036 19 5 Kentucky 619,722 613,707 1 0 215,617 —0 4 77,851 4 9 75,743 —4.3 250,511 2 8 Louisiana 401,681 392,667 2 3 107,179 0 4 31,729 4 I 45,286 —0 6 217,507 3 6
Maryland ...... 56,512 53,831 5 0 6,060 3 6 3,046 22 4 5,234 —6 0 42,172 5.6 Michigan ...... 15,353 12,980 18 3 547 5 2 686 21.2 14,120 18 7 Mississippi 468.739 460,921 1 7 185,080 -O 2 45,314 4 3 65.968 4 7 172,377 2.0 Missouri ...... 445,942 438.154 1 8 84,439 0 1 58,059 1 4 79,124 -2 5 224,320 4 2 New Mexico 80,405 77,742 3 4 3,636 0 1 4,715 —9 I 9,103 10 4 62,951 3 8
North Carolina 907.998 890,141 2 0 399,534 3 1 67,274 —7.9 105,676 —0.8 335,514 3 8 Ohio...... 35,792 29,794 20 1 1, 192 46 3 1,543 10 7 5,408 45 1 27,649 15.9 Oklahoma...... 461,508 452,783 1 9 45,313 0 1 44,976 3 1 73,680 1 0 297,539 2 3 Oregon-Washington 23,281 21,404 8 8 117 277.4 454 -16 8 3,129 33.9 19,581 6 9 South Carolina 501,935 489,407 2 6 183,719 1.9 30,719 0 8 83,565 —4 8 223,932 5 7
Tennessee 760,720 747,032 1.8 279,191 -0 9 56,112 5 9 72,311 6 8 353,106 2 5 Texas. 1,625,980 1,590,703 2 2 141,202 -2 5 101,193 1 5 201,262 —0 1 1,182,323 3 3 Virginia...... 460,994 448,334 2 8 127,332 —0 1 38,304 8.7 49,638 1.5 247,720 4 1
3 ADDITIONS BY LETTER, BAPTISMS—SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCHES, BY LOCATION—1960-1959
Ratio of Baptisms to Membership, 1960 Total Open Country Additions S.B.C. and States By Letter Baptisms Baptisms Bapt. Ratio Bapt Letter Baptisms Bapt. Ratio BapL 1960 1960 1959 % Gain one is won for every 25 members To Memb. 1960 1960 % Gain To Memb. S.B.C...... 569.951 386,469 429,063 -9 9 89,484 SBC 25 2 82,195 — 10 2 28 0 Alabama 35.990 27,638 30,413 —9 1 25 7 7,717 9,298 —0 9 27 0 Alaska 1,078 585 489 19 6 10 7 39 39 143 8 4 7 North Carolina ft ' • ■ ------30.3 Arizona. fl. 174 3,147 3,403 -7 5 14 2 99 95 -31 2 9 0 Arkansas 18,045 11,83F 12,758 — 7 2 25 7 2.961 2,819 -5 9 23 2 Kentucky •ft ’ 29.2 California. . 19,908 11,355 11,897 -4 6 13 8 352 219 —38.1 14 4 Mississippi 4" 28.8 Colorado 4.460 2,244 2,165 3 6 9 9 District of Columbia 1,978 1,510 1,550 —2 6 23 3 South Carolina * ' O . . 28.5 Honda 38.624 25.517 28.773 —11 3 19 0 4.204 3,707 —4 9 17.7 < Georgia. 40, 476 33.329 36.752 -9 3 26 fl 9.148 10,946 -6 2 28 0 Texas ft ■ ...... 27.2 Hawaii 921 409 355 15 2 13 6 Illinois . 7,955 7,339 7,892 —7 0 20 7 771 904 —4 5 32 3 Indiana 2.339 2,240 2.066 8 4 11 2 152 163 14 0 11.6 Virginia ft ■ • wiwitaMMwr 26.7 Kansas 4. 127 2,462 2,473 — 4 12 4 62 96 35 2 11 2 Kentucky 22.064 21,223 25.072 15 4 29 2 4.970 6,892 — 14.1 31 3 Tennessee ft 26.6 Ixiuisiana 29.795 15,974 17,510 -8 8 25 1 5,233 3,997 —17.3 26 8
Georgia ft ' • 26.6 Maryland 3,205 3. 163 3,600 -12 1 17 9 237 335 —9 7 18 1 Michigan 1,579 1,423 1.487 —4 3 10 8 57 79 -19 4 6 9 Alabama ft 25.7 Mississippi 26.519 16,288 18.557 -12 2 28 8 6.791 6,048 —11 7 30 6 Missouri 22,280 17,502 21.066 — 16 9 25 5 2,595 2,914 20 8 29 0 Arkansas ft I 25.7 New Mexico 8,7< 4 4,024 4.266 -5 7 20 0 222 159 27.7 22 9
North Carolina 31.907 29,940 36.435 - 17 R 30 3 9.763 13,306 9 4 30 0 Missouri ft '' 25.5 Ohio 4.694 3,993 3,789 5 4 9 0 104 164 84 3 7 3 Oklahoma 28,680 18,229 18.748 2 8 25 3 1,799 1,881 -17 5 24 1 Oklahoma ft ...... A...... 25.3 Oregon-W ashington 2,925 1,793 1,878 - 4 5 13 0 9 27 575 0 4 3 South Carolina ' 22.263 17.605 20,312 -13 3 28 5 5,745 6,250 10 6 29 4 Louisiana ft ■■' ’» - - ' -7- - • " 25.1 Tennessee 36.571 28,637 32,077 — 10 7 26 6 8.008 9,821 — 13 9 29 0 District of Columbia ft 23.3 1 exas 128.375 59,777 64.817 -7 8 27 2 8.391 5,213 15 2 27 1 \ irginia 18.245 17.285 18.463 -0 4 26 7 2,763 4,312 —6 9 29 5 Illinois ft ’ -aWSWMWSB 20.7
New Mexico ■I 20.0 i Village Town City Florida ft l^ffiaRRHEKIKl 19.0 Ratio Ratio Ratio Bapt. Bapt. Bapt. Maryland ft BIWW!*17.9 S.B.C. and States Letter Bapt. Bapt. To , Letter Bapt. Bapt. To Letter Bapt. Bapt. To 1960 1960 % Gain Memb. 1960 1960 r; Gain Memb. 1960 1960 % Gain Memb. Arizona ft 14.2 S.B' 29,714 27,483 - 13 1 27 H 58.287 45,710 -16 1 25 6 399,755 223,792 -8 0 23 7 California ft 13.8 Alabama 1.980 1,960 — 12 3 25 7i 3,601 2.805 20 6 26 0 22,692 13,575 -11 1 24 7 Alaska 40 16 18 5 87 64 52 4 6 4 912 466 8 1 II 5 Hawaii Arizona . . 102 89 -55 1 16 7 482 316 20 6 11 9 5,491 2.647 5 fl 14 5 1 13.6 Arkansas 1.492 1.350 -3 4 24 ?' 2.129 1.770 21 4 27 3 11.463 5,899 3 5 26 7 Oregon-Washington it 13.0 California 142 .52 —20 4 10 2 1.686 1,263 9 2 11 7 17.728 9,721 4 7 14 1 Kansas 12.4 Colorado 12 22 -42 1 17 6 185 195 11 7 8 5 4,263 2,027 3 6 10 0 ft District of ('olunibia 1,978 1,510 2 6 23 3 Indiana 11.2 Honda 1,412 1,235 23 4 18 0 4,001 2.893 24 3 19 8 29,007 17,682 9 1 19 2 ft Georgia 1,939 2,042 110 27 6 3.734 3,226 18 8 27 0 25,655 17, 115 9 1 25 6 Michigan ft 10.8 Hawaii . 109 35 133 3 7 9 812 3/4 10 0 U 1 Illinois. 653 676 9 9 25 8* <>69 1,241 — 10 2 18 fl 5,562 4,518 6 1 18 2 I ndiana. 77 93 14 7 10 5' 101 179 -8 7 fl 9 2,006 1,805 11 6 11 7 Alaska 10.7 Kansas. | 47 95 0 9 0 276 287 —28 8 12 0 3,742 1.984 4 2 12 6 Kentucky ■ 1.840 2,520 - 10 7 30 9. 2,671 2.560 —21 5 29 6 12.583 9,251 15 6 27 I Colorado 9.9 Louisiana 1.413 1.043 10 7 30 4 2,900 1.696 — 13 0 26 7 20,249 9,238 3 4 23 5 Ohio 9.0 Maryland 243 207 5 14 7 440 397 26 2 13 2 2,285 2 224 13 5 19 0 Michigan 49 100 9 9 fl 9 1,473 1 2 4 ft 2 7 11 4 Mississippi 2.044 1,592 - 13 4 285 4.116 2. 298 4 31 13,538 6'350 15 0 27 1 Missouri 1.987 2.091 1 r 1 27 71 3.571 3,044 25 -Hi 26 0 14. 127 9,450 12 ? 23 7 New Mexico 424 2.2 17 1 17 3 N4« 412 15 21 22 1 7,282 3. 181 1 fl 19 8
NorUi Carolina 2,113 2, 182 31 1 30 8 , 3.634 3.334 30 5 31 7 16,397 11,118 19 4 30 2 Ohio . 93 121 -28 4 12 81 674 783 48 9 6 9 3,823 2,925 2 7 9 5 Oklahoma 1,929 1.886 3 0 23 8| 3,259 2,983 4 21 24 7 21,693 11,479 —0 1 25 9 Oregon-Washington 45 41 24 1 II 1, 4:40 291 14 1 10 8 2,441 1,434 - 8 4 13 7 South Carolina 1,314 1,021 19 2 30 1 2. 240 2.008 i< 2i 31 7 12,964 8, 326 13 5 26 9 Page 20 Quarterly Review Tennessee 1,951 2. 146 10 4 26 1 2,874 2.868 3 5 25 2 23,738 14,002 9 9 25 2 Texas 5.195 3,264 10 0 31 0 11,337 6,745 16 2 29 8 103,449 44,555 5 2 26 5 Virginia 1,227 1,364 4 1 26 fl 1.853 1,917 16 9' 259 12,402 9,692 5 1 25 6 I------I S.B.C. SUNDAY SCHOOLS - 1930-1960 I I I 1 Except for slight 2 | decreases during J | early World War II years, the enrol- o I ment has shown an < | increase each year. o Increases since the o I middle 1950'$ have | been slightly less . than those in the previous ten years. I CHURCHES,
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TOTAL POPULATION AND SOUTHERN BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL 1960 Per Cent 1959 Per Cent Numerical Par Cent Departments Enrolment of Total Enrolment of Total Change Change ENROLMENT, BY STATE AND BY DEPARTMENT. I960 (continued) Cradle Roll...... 121,781 1.6 134,972 1.9 —13,191 -9.8 Nursery...... 507,493 6 9 494,682 6 8 12,811 2.6 Beginner Beginner Primary Beginner...... 530,808 7 2 525,233 7.2 Primary Junior Junior Primary...... 5,575 1.1 STATE Population Enrolment Population Enrolment Population Enrolment 762,081 10 3 731,260 10 0 30,821 4 2 Junior...... 1,047,477 14 2 1,047,669 14 4 -192 — .02 S B C...... 5,069,696 530,808 7,384,625 762,081 Intermediate...... 839,241 11.4 792,932 10 9 9,039,804 1,047,477 Young People, Single...... 46,309 5 8 457,045 6 2 432,459 5 9 24,586 5 7 Alabama...... 142,166 Young People, Married...... 262,789 3 6 37,957 207,082 50,712 253,497 71,748 262,939 3 6 -150 — 1 Alaska...... 9,815 338 Young People, Away 38, 639 5 14,297 485 17,502 667 40,989 6 -2,350 —5 7 Arisona...... 56,433 3,305 Adult, 25-34...... 783,763 10 6 768,921 82,202 5,256 100,627 7,512 10 6 14,842 1.9 Arkansas...... 77,585 14,772 113,012 20,812 138,342 29,417 Adult, 35 4 Up...... 1,727,61-* 23 4 1,725,758 23 7 Extension...... 1,856 California...... 679,205 12,440 989,345 21,190 1,211,095 28,303 179.583 2 4 195,107 2.7 -15.524 —8 0 General Officers...... 124,236 17 123,581 1.7 655 5 Colorado...... 76,366 2,537 111,236 3,626 136,169 4,453 District of Columbia.. 32,657 1,946 47,569 2,793 58,232 Total & B. C...... 7,382,550 100 0 7,276.502 3,840 100 0 106,048 1 5 Florida...... 214,008 30,665 311,728 49,736 381,698 65,248 Georgia...... 171,294 48,301 249,510 67,022 305,435 93,730 ESTIMATED TRAINING UNION ENROLMENT BY DEPARTMENTS, I960 Hawaii ...... 27,171 641 39,578 919 48,449 1,264 Illinois ...... <38.251 8,848 638,380 12,843 781,465 18,083 Indiana...... 202,918 2,621 295,611 3,644 361,868 4,680 1960 Per Cent 1959 Per Cent Numerical Kansas...... 95,389 2,661 138,945 4,000 170,088 6,025 Departments Per Cent Kentucky...... 132,099 28,044 Enrolment of Total Enrolment of Total Change Change 192,419 43,348 235.547 60,748 Louisiana...... 141,643 21,099 206,320 31,293 252,564 42,027 Nursery...... 135,670 5 I 129,796 5 0 5.874 Beginners...... 4 Maryland...... 135,810 4,777 197,824 155,032 5 8 152,316 5 8 2.716 1 6,473 242,164 9,061 Primary...... 251,936 9 5 244,528 9 4 Michigan...... 340,686 1,584 496.250 1,888 607,479 2,656 Junior...... 7,40“ 3 Mississippi...... 94,830 470,685 17 7 480,927 18 4 10,242 22,995 138,131 32,155 169,091 43,746 Intermediate.. Missouri ...... 188,033 24,002 273,892 437.589 16 4 413.981 15 9 23.60s 5 36,786 335,282 50,999 Young People. Single 240,279 9 0 } 320,031 New Mexico 41.655 5,360 60,676 7,657 74,275 10,082 Young People, Mamed 91.156 3 4 12 3 11.401 3 6 Adult, 25-34 308,939 II 6 J 789.819 North Carolina...... 198,494 55,440 289,131 70,995 353,936 99,870 Adult, 35 A Up . 495,413 18 6 30 3 14.503 1 8 Ohio...... 422.542 4. 172 615.484 5,646 753,437 6,363 General Officers Oklahoma...... 100,889 21,975 146.957 33.664 179,896 78,031 2 9 76.682 2 9 1,349 1 46,464 Orego n-W ash i n g U) n 200,936 2,421 292,686 3,656 358,289 4,603 TotalS. B.C...... Sooth Carolina...... 103,334 29,596 2.664.730 100 0 2,688,110 100 0 56.620 150,519 40,874 184,256 56,175 Tennessee...... r 1.54,887 39,108 225,612 51,417 276,180 73,640 TOTAL POPULATION AND SOUTHERN BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL Texas 419.590 75,004 611,18.: 113,851 748.175 153,157 Virginia 170,976 28,195 249,017 39,440 304,868 53,916 ENROLMENT, BY STATE AND BY DEPARTMENT, I960
Estimated Total STATE Young Young Unchurched Total Per Cent S.B.C. S.S. Cradle Roll Cradle Roll STATE Intermediate Intermediate People People Adult 1958 Adult Population White Enrolment and Nursery and Nursery Population Enrolment Population Enrolment Population Enrolment (sw footnote) April 1. 1960 1950 1960 Population Enrolment S. B. C. S. B.C. 7,778,164 839,241 12,192,992 758,473 63,898,770 2,815.196 28.394.192 15.746.513 86 0 7,382,550 10,382.462 629.271 Alabama...... 218,118 61,359 341.783 59.046 1,792,011 194,980 Alabama...... 364.577 3,245,806 67 9 514.324 291.149 38.623 Alaska...... 15,059 534 23,597 482 123,723 1,792 Alaska.... . 224.094 Arizona...... 4,695 20.101 401 Arizona...... 86,683 5. 155 135,672 4,440 711,344 10,717 399,709 1.288.433 87 3 40,21: 115,572 3.82* Arkansas 119,034 25,242 186.522 21,173 977,959 84,329 Arkansas 320.078 1,771.343 77 6 California...... | 211,936 158,889 16.191 California...... 1,042,069 18,992 1,632.884 13,075 8,561,400 39,134 6,059.558 15,506,974 93 7 117,566 1,390,976 14.432 Colorado...... I Colorado . . . 117,164 2,603 183,593 1,669 962,595 6,295 725.489 1.743.516 97 9 District of Columbia. . 23. 8.39 156,393 2. «56 District of Columbia . 50,105 3,077 78,512 2,779 411,647 10,320 73,548 745.603 HI 5 27,063 66,881 2.30* Florida...... 328,340 50,575 519,384 36,382 2,692,682 127,337 Florida...... 1,121,855 4,886,016 78 1 Georgia...... 399,801 438.276 39.861 Georgia...... 262.807 71,078 411,809 59,471 2,159,162 233,953 408. 234 3,910,817 69 1 624.04C Hawaii...... 350, 8(Ml 50.4*5 Hawaii...... 41,687 1,013 65,322 914 342,494 3,396 620,346 8,907 55,645 76ti Illinois...... ■...... Illinois...... 672,400 14,673 1,053,627 12,383 5,524,288 46,881 2.296,328 10,005,955 92 4 124.151 Indiana...... 897.531 10,740 Indiana ...... 311,364 2,799 487,896 2,876 2,558,097 7,571 1,429,322 4,633,395 95 5 27.334 415.616 3.143 Kansas...... 146.350 3,337 229,325 2,567 1,202,374 8,798 Kansas...... 604,207 2,177,822 96 0 Kentucky...... 30,307 195,351 3,919 Kentucky ... 202,673 48,265 317,581 45,357 1,665,116 167,068 713,206 3,015,967 93 1 427,500 Louisiana...... 270,5.32 3 4,670 Louisiana ...... 217,315 33,428 340,525 26,737 1,785,416 104,41* 163,357 3,233,859 67 0 284.737 290,077 25,740 Maryland...... Maryland ...... 208.366 6.484 326.503 5,259 1,711,890 17,190 660,441 3.100.689 83 4 55,417 278,132 6. 173 Michigan... 522.696 1,920 819.047 1,440 4,294,356 4,736 Michigan...... 3,036.287 7. 778.220 92 9 Mississippi...... 16,000 697.706 1 <76 Mississippi...... 145,492 35,707 227,981 29,663 1,195,333 122,016 74,442 2. 165,064 51 H 311,582 288,488 M issouri...... 194.206 25.300 Missouri ...... 39,051 452,051 33,373 2,370,156 129,413 1.008,908 4,292,982 02 4 348.355 New Mexico . ... 385.080 34.731 New Mexico...... 63.909 7,529 100,143 6,061 625,069 20,356 92,418 951,023 92 5 63,809 85,307 6.764 North Carolina...... 304.539 78,772 477,202 96.252 2,602,026 308,465 North Carolina...... 666,503 4.531,834 Ohio...... 73 4 770,008 406,506 60.214 Ohio ...... 648,284 4,551 1,015,837 3,581 5,326,162 12,894 2,883, 133 9.647,079 93 5 Oklahoma...... 42,136 865.343 4.929 Oklahoma...... 154,789 38,986 242,549 33.305 1,271,712 123,368 456,209 2,303,408 91 0 326,518 206.616 28.766 Oregon-Washington 308,284 3,170 483,070 2,584 2,532,794 6,905 Oregon-Washington 2.753,652 4,587,562 97 s South Carolina...... 26,391 411.504 3.05h South Carolina . . . . 158,541 46,701 248,427 44,814 1,302,634 167,394 173,182 2,359,234 61 1 419,217 211,623 33,661 Tennessee 237,635 60,840 372,366 63,291 1.952,359 214,766 Tennessee...... 393.971 Texas . . . 3,536,240 83 9 544.676 317.201 41,611 Texas ...... 643,754 129,434 1,008.740 109,780 5.288.94C 481,801 656,893 9.579,677 87 2 Virginia ...... 1. 162,927 859.297 99.895 \ irginia ... 262,319 44,066 411,044 39,720 2,155,162 158.918 858,685 3,903.555 77 8 398,791 350,149 34,536
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I Texas Oregon-W • Ohio (Icorgia Colorado California Alabama Tennessee South New .Maryland Hawaii Arkansas Arizona Alaska \ North Missouri M Louisiana Kentucky Kansas Indiana Illinois I District Michigan July, iklahoma lorida irginia ississippi ’ B. S. • AVERAGE hie • Mexico C. ins B. Atiuite Carolina Carolina church lude of August, C. .. ashiiigton Columbia . and ans . sjUnc' expense States AVERAGE September, Adjusted* adjusted allowances PASTOR'S 1 for Total 1950 paid, 3.401 3,340 3,862 5.965 3,293 3,366 3,011 3,472 3.582 2,958 3. 3,028 2,702 5,016 3,630 2,918 3,906 3,776 3,014 3,867 2,937 3,239 3.211 3.425 3.804 3,126 3.580 4,215 4,778 102 dollars 1961 FULLTIME FULL-TIME such with $ 1 as show to housing, SALARY, 2.668 3, 3,687 2,909 2,343 2,825 2,707 2,349 2,513 2,937 4,915 3,073 3,293 4,493 2,303 2,296 3. 2,329 3,026 2.776 3. 2,506 2,991 4,886 2,275 2,940 Consumer 2,957 2,763 2,839 399 the 121 104 152 value car. $ 400 PASTOR'S hooks, of to CHURCHES 5,007 5,049 5. 5.818 5,455 5,319 5,667 5,241 4,980 5. 5,261 5,265 5.345 4,506 5,374 5,226 5,127 4,817 6,098 4,933 4,972 5,050 5,073 4.785 5,251 4.850 4,877 5. 4,934 current 749 042 123 192 etc BY Price ) I dollars 750 MEMBERSHIP to •5.200 •5.980 6,327 5,894 5,640 6,080 5. 6.480 5,566 5.855 6,090 5.772 6,012 6.850 5,902 5.609 0,170 6,021 5,795 5,626 6. 5,133 5.52C 5,85(1 6, 6,227 0.187 al SALARY, 999 Index 828 197 137 1950 $ — prices 1,000 1,499 •5,720 •8,000 •5,708 (1950=100) 1960 6,678 6, 6.646 6,468 6.810 6,806 6.806 6.228 6.935 6,407 6,787 6,797 7.1674 6,609 0,539 8,550 6,893 6. 6.637 6.632 6,805 (Salat) to RQ7 MMi 1950-1960 $ amounts 1,500 1,999 OF •7.155 •7.800 •6,400 *7.500 7,588 6.737 6.853 7. 7,410 7,117 6,300 7,546 7.538 7,643 7,967 7,212 R. 7,841 7,262 R, 8,065 to 138 101 113 reported CHURCH- S 2.000 2,999 •15,129 by •7,760 •6,000 •8.500 •7,176 •9,51X1 10.353 8,716 7,858 8,450 8,041 7,702 8,974 8,503 9.179 R.533 8,230 8,733 8,967 8, 8.351 8,727 churches, to 423 1 Page 3,000 Above do •17,001 11,366 13.284 •9,870 12,000 10,889 11.511 10,711 11.000 10.000 11,449 11.006 11,278 11.267 9.633 9,989 not & 27 r I ARE WE TRAINING IN CHURCH MEMBERSHIP? Per cent of church membership enrolled i i I i l 1960-1959 i — i i , i LOCATION i BY i i i i CHURCHES, BAPTIST i SOUTHERN i I i i ENROLMENT, i i i UNION i i i i TRAINING i i Page 28 Quarterly Review July, August, September. 1961 Page 29 WMU ENROLMENT, SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCHES, BY LOCATION—I960-I959 Total WMU Enrolment Open Country Village Town City S. B. C. and States 1960 1959 % Gain 1960 % Gain 1960 % Gain 1960 % Gain 1960 % Gain S.B.C. 1,484,589 1,456,192 2 0 290,869 1 3 108,603 0 4 227.323 —1 1 857,794 3.2 Alabama 108, Ml 104,243 4 2 23.682 4 5 7,908 2 8 16.185 -1 6 60,866 6.0 Alaska 835 754 10 7 17 -57 5 38 110 22 2 670 7.4 Arisona 8,021 7,031 14 1 126 57 5 266 -8 6 839 24 9 6,790 13 4 Arkansas 38,100 38,931 -2 1 5,002 -2 9 3,076 6 3 7,176 —3 9 22.855 -2 4 California 25.256 24,933 1 3 401 -17 5 219 0 9 2,812 25 4 21,824 Colorado 4..800 4, 152 15 6 86 40 7 395 32 1 4,319 16 5 District of Columbia 5.068 4,430 14 4 5,068 14 4 Florida 74.278 71,269 4 2 7.558 2 3 3,186 15 3 10,554 -5 7 52.980 8 3 Georgia 140,335 137,793 1 8 30. 729 1 5 8.868 17 3 19,996 —7 7 80,742 3 1 Hawaii ...... 1.784 1,859 4 0 222 41 4 1,562 -8 2 Illinois .. 22.078 21,550 2 5 2.068 -3 2 2,235 -0 6 3,680 -3 4 14,095 5 5 Indiana...... 4.291 3,352 28 0 239 45 7 109 —44 7 296 34 5 3.647 31 6 Kansas 6.209 5,432 14 3 202 41 3 261 8 3 794 -12.6 4,952 19 6 Kentucky...... 74.361 72.894 2 0 15,636 1 0 9,118 2 0 13,371 3 1 36,236 2 1 Louisiana . 54.633 53,266 2 6 12.247 2 8 4,457 6 4 7,323 -5 9 30,606 4 2 Maryland 10.583 10,698 -1 1 921 2 9 506 2 4 1,246 -8 2 7.910 0 1 Michigan 3.065 2,288 34 0 236 29 7 122 12 9 2.707 37 7 Mississippi 62,733 62,905 0 3 15,990 -0 1 5.330 1 4 13,817 3 1 27,596 — I 7 Missouri 73.533 69,795 5 4 10.231 -2 3 8.921 2 8 15.130 1 6 39,251 9 8 New Mexico 11.181 11,348 -1 5 401 -10 5 770 -5 8 1.329 3 5 8,681 — 1 3 North Carolina 173.726 172,062 1 0 57.996 3 2 13,909 -8 0 26,413 -1 2 75,408 1 9 Ohio 6,353 4,758 33 5 267 52 6 183 29 « 1. 100 66 4 4,803 27 0 Oklahoma. 54,116 55,277 —2 1 4. 140 4 7 4.208 -2 4 10,426 —0 3 35.342 —3 3 Oregon-W ashington 4,677 4,562 2 5 19 35 7 82 -44 2 764 56 2 3,812 -2 6 South Carolina 116,227 114,664 1 4 38,591 2 9 7,078 - 3 1 17.198 --5 6 53,360 3 3 TenneMrr 93,019 93,413 -0 4 21.347 -2 8 6,220 0 5 12,148 4 9 53,304 —0 7 Texas 201,444 197,620 1 9 13.836 -2 0 12,066 1 0 30,482 —2 0 145,060 3.3 Virginia 106,233 104,923 0 3 28.987 9,503 2 7 13,395 —1 4 53,348 1.0 July, August, BROTHERHOOD ENROLMENT, SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCHES, BY LOCATION—1960-1959 ------i Men's Brotherhood. 1960 Total Brotherhood R. A. Enrolment. 1960 September, S B C. and Churches States Reporting Churches Men's Reporting Brother 1960 1959 % Gain R. A. 0. C. V. T. C. Total hood 0. C. V. T. C. Total 1961 S.B.C. 619,105 617,263 0 3 14,161 53,658 19,633 35.560 114,767 223,618 15,271 71.027 25.370 52,648 246,442 395,487 Alabama 44,696 43,432 2 9 1,016 4.653 1.489 2,468 8,513 17,123 1,042 5.515 1,596 3,413 17,049 27,573 Alaska 594 372 59 7 12 5 107 94 206 15 10 29 111 230 388 Arizona 4. 101 4,048 1 3 120 22 32 97 1,396 1,547 139 25 27 216 2,286 2,554 Arkansas 16,032 16,505 —2 9 350 8X3 545 876 2,833 5,137 425 1.538 816 1,648 6.893 10,895 California 13,075 12,473 4 8 380 76 44 545 4,088 4,753 495 wt 101 803 7,317 8,322 Colorado...... 2,351 2,058 14 2 79 20 89 724 833 96 12 95 1,411 1,518 D. C. 1,791 1,653 8 3 27 34) 341 39 1,450 1,450 Florida 32,731 31,900 2 6 641 1.511 581 1,770 7,736 11.598 779 2,477 1,044 2,680 14,932 21,133 Georgia 61,619 61.133 0 8 1. 150 5.771 1,563 3.229 9,766 20,329 1.366 9,434 1.954 4,762 25.140 41,290 357 Hawaii 606 584 3 8 18 18 231 249 18 15 342 Illinois 9,158 9.412 2 7 279 320 431 595 2,119 3,465 355 576 547 901 3,669 5,693 Indiana 2, 113 1,822 16 0 48 61 27 54 487 629 81 136 40 94 1,214 1,484 Kansas 2,951 2.876 2 6 90 20 60 178 899 1,157 102 59 72 139 1,524 1,794 Kentucky 2R.541 29,486 —3 2 684 2.864 1.574 2. ORO 4,240 10,758 658 3,510 2,120 3,172 8,981 17,783 Louisiana 26,889 27.146 -0 9 651 3,037 902 1.452 4,339 9,730 733 4,707 1,092 2,009 9,351 17,159 Maryland 4.228 4. 156 1 7 103 144 98 193 1,136 1,571 109 173 105 328 2,051 2,657 Michigan 1,804 1.538 17 2 46 56 47 (9MI 703 56 119 54 928 1,101 Mississippi 25,434 24,510 3 8 697 3.234 1,257 1,937 3,917 10.345 697 4,233 1,280 2,557 7,019 15,089 Missouri . . 29,039 29.227 -0 6 MJ2 1,879 1.622 2,202 4,457 10.160 856 2,694 2,156 3,543 10,486 18,879 New Mexico 5,740 6,028 -4 8 146 106 154 342 1,505 2,107 167 162 204 469 2,798 3,633 North Carolina. 60,908 62.179 -2 0 1,478 10,266 2,161 3,622 8,120 24,169 1,357 11,909 2,362 5,029 17,439 36,739 2,873 2. 160 33 42 21 10C 695 854 117 31 82 275 1,620 2,015 Oklahoma 25.282 26,769 -5 497 470 669 1,653 4,703 7,495 667 1,376 1,496 2,887 12,028 17,787 Oregon-Wash. . 2,066 1,975 4 ( 7! 31 154 651 838 9C 8 31 197 992 1,228 South Carolina. 39,596 39,356 0 944 6,830 1,335 2,450 6,596 17,211 868 7,756 1,540 2,684 10,405 22,385 T ennessee 36.959 37,518 -1 849 3.983 1,111 1.983 6,548 13,625 929 5.573 1,458 2,680 13,623 23,334 Teiaa 107.205 107,605 -0 2,101 3.343 2,518 5.631 23,054 34,544 2.493 5,404 4,022 9,524 53.710 72 660 11,554 18,587 Virginia...... 30,723 29,342 4 801 4,087 1.383 1.687 4,979 12,136 522 3,494 1,184 2,355 3 SURVEY OF CHURCH MUSIC, SBC, 1959 SURVEY OF CHURCH MUSIC, SBC (Cont.) Estimated Choir Enrolments, Historically, detailed records of music ministries in individual churches hove been available only By Age Group, 1959 in printed associationol minutes. Accordingly, since minutes are not printed by every association, there has been no way to obtain such Convention-wide figures as enrolments in the various age (See introductory note on previous page) group choirs, number of churches having certain age-group choirs, etc this many In order to provide reasonable estimates of Convention-wide figures, the Research and Statis- Enrolment . in .. churches 'tics Department, Baptist Sunday School Board, used a carefully chosen sample of 1,452 church rec ords from associationol minutes. These churches, covering the entire size range of membership, Beginner 25,686 1,359 were the basis of estimates mode which apply to all Convention churches. The graphs and figures shown on this page and ot the top of the following page pertain to Primary 56,019 2,498 all Southern Baptist churches. For instance, consider the graph for Beginner choir enrolment First, locate a membership of 1,000 on the bottom scale (see dotted line), and sight straight upward Junior 100,965 3,747 until the curve is intersected. Then, sight straight leftward until the per cent scale is intersected 1 The dotted lines enable you to read from the graph that approximately 22 per cent of churches with a membership of 1,000 have a Beginner choir enrolment. Likewise, look at the graph for Intermediate 55,400 2,247 Adults; use of the dotted lines shows that about 30 per cent of churches with a membership of 335 hove on Adult choir enrolment. In a similar way. the proportion of churches of any sue (up to Young People 36,951 1,602 3.000 members) having a particular choir can be ascertained One further note, the graphs below reflect Beginner and Primary enrolments of 8 or more in a Adult 183,827 7,034 church, and an enrolment of 15 or more for Juniors. Intermediates, Young People, and Adults. These limits were chosen in the belief that enrolments of these sizes usually meant an organized choir for the specific age groups. Churches having mixed age group choirs, and the enrolments therein, ore not reflected in the graphs. CHOIR ENROLMENT, SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCHES—BY LOCATION, I960 Churches Reporting Choir Enrolment Choir Enrolment ------1 As % of All Open Number Churches Country I Village Town City Total S.B.C. and btates . 11,566 35 9 88,647 28,561 79,734 449,754 616.696 Alabama ...... 669 23 9 4.530! 1.509 5.472 32,863 Alaska 11 44 0 15 12 389 416 Arizona...... 100 50 3 21j 22 220 2,998 3.264 Arkansas. 077 23 8 1.026 566 1,993 13,167 16.752 California...... 268 37 1 105 532 9.803 10,440 Colorado 57 37 7 23 103 1,381 1,507 District of Columbia 55 100 0 3,369 3,369 1 lorida ...... 691 55 2 3. 139 1,033 4,652 31,685 40,509 Georgia...... 967 33 1 9.297, 2,427 6,625 38,120 56, 469 Hawaii 18 75 0 50 558 608 Illinois...... 224 28 2 382 756 I, 262 5.878 8,278 Indiana...... 51 39 5 119 13 61 1,020 1,243 56 36 6 109 54 40 1,549 1,752 Kansas ...... 28,947 Kentucky ...... 512 23 0 3,976 2,724 4,488 17,759 Ixiuisiana...... 487 38 8 4,231 1,361 3,328 19,529 28,449 125 "•> 7 433 184 500 3,020 4,137 Maryland...... 1,287 Michigan...... 33 40 2 <5 85 1,127 Mississippi...... 520 28 M 5,708 1,848 5,843 19.976 33,375 M isMouri...... 451 26 -1 2,354 1,733 5.161 17,577 26,825 New Mexico...... 113 44 8 62 74 438 4,777 5,351 70,189 North Carolina. . . . 1,480 44 22,251 4,505 9,760 33.673 y- 35 32 89 387 1.658 2,166 Ohio...... 29,033 < Oklahoma...... 452 34 1. 100 669 3,295 23,969 65 41 136 1,393 1.529 Oregon-Washington 39,125 South Carolina. . . 736 49 11,161 2.086 4,963 20,915 44,936 Tennessee...... 709 26 7,782 1,957 4,578 30,619 42 • 3,643 2,518 II, 33t 88.546 106,037 Texas . . 1,631 36,329 \ irginia...... 724 53 7,108 2,365 4, 42C 22,436 Page 32 Page 33 Quarterly Revie' July, Augmt, September, 1961 PER CENT OF S.B.C. CHURCHES REPORTING MAJOR ; "1 ' ORGANIZATIONS and ORGANIZATION ENROLMENTS What’s Happening to Giving? i ' AS A PER CENT OF CHURCH MEMBERSHIP I I 1960 I I Designated Gifts,* I In I960 Convention-wide causes Up 2527. I I I I I I I I I I I I • Mainly lottie Moon and SOUTHERN BAPTIST PARTICIPATION IN ANNUITY BOARD'S Annie Atmtrong oHeting*. I PROTECTION PLAN, I960 I Total Churches Participating Per Cent of All Churches by Lacation 100- I S.B.C. and States 1960 1959 % Gain Total OC V T C I S.B.C. 12,574 11,135 12 9 39 0 21 0 33 5 55 2 63 4 I Alabama...... 767 660 16 2 27 4 14 I 25 o 47 6 66 5 Alaska 14 HI 40 0 56 0 60 0 68 8 Since 1951, the number of tithers has more I Arixona...... 88 70 25 7 44 2 9 1 1 > 1 52 2 Arkansas 390 360 8 3 33 6 16 fl 51 4 70 0 than doubled. The ratio of tithers to mem I 269 243 10 7 37 2 19 2 10 5 21 4 41 8 California 1 cso- bers has decreased from 1 in every 1 1 in Colorado. 74 62 19 4 49 0 25 (1 56 2 I D. C...... 47 50 -6 0 85 5 85 5 |U 1951 to 1 in every 6 in 1960. (Small ratios Florida...... 596 512 16 4 47 6 24 5 28 1 57 0 69 7 I Georgia. 997 875 13 9 34 1 18 '.1 33 4 63 3 62 2 are desirable.) Hawaii. . , 13 13 0 0 54 2 i 75 Tennessee 718 652 10 1 27.1 13 4 29 1 50 9 61 1 Texas ...... 1,873 1,709 9.6 4R 7 26 1 35 2 »>: s 65 7 Virginia...... 807 720 12 1 59 6 44 6 59 5 69 6 87 7 1950 1960 Page 34 Quarterly Review July, Auguit, September. 1961 Page 35 Poge' , 36 TOTAL GIFTS, SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCHES, BY LOCATION—1960-1959 Quarterly Review July, 1950 Auguit, TOTAL PER 1950 CAPITA September, INDEX GIFTS PER = 100 CAPITA 1961 TOTAL 1960 200 GIFTS 50 PER MISSION PER INCREASE BY CAPITA BY STATE CAPITA GIFTS 1950-1960 LOCATION, IN GIFTS, S.B.C. Page 100 200 37 3 33S«« 22533 SSSoSS SS3 ■ : —: ~ ~ A oo cn e» co ci — co 0=0 COO." a a i Wi8 g’658 §Ssf§ §W 3 ; rfe.- « 3 ;B§3§ = §s; B^§ gsww rs§8 " :g§’ 2“S5s’ =““§ LOCATION s 33838 = .35 : 3SKS2 3 :823 33333 SST *< PORTION BY OF O -g-r, « *a 8 ;222 7^-S- 2~8 COOPERATIVE PROGRAM 1 FOREIGN fed 1 HOME §B?2§ § 3 i§§8 EES§§ W 1 < 16 2% 1 1 <6.7% 1 § DOLLAR . 1 MISSIONS^^I1 I MISSIONS^ CHURCHES, 8 883'38------?3S S828S 8'8555 3S28= 385 ______1960 ______*< . , —————— £ I "-g»2 BAPTIST 8 <8 "7s“ S SS5B5 : 83 8^5 sEsS? 83fg§ g*§ 8 8 r’”g= .§’■ : *’■-§§■ -rf ’’ SS| 8 = 338 S3S33 33353 ■S=RS8"SS2K3 888 SOUTHERN 2 GIFTS, 8 wosoowioswrawTiii s 3 3 s?a= *w* saw §§w §f§ E MISSION I =§WW* stsSs i§BsS w i i8==§ aSli’s- §§§§§ =EE§§ S=g 1950 I960 FOREIGN MISSIONARIES 803 1,480 Ji t HOME MISSIONARIES 754 2,035 oi lil July, August, September, 1961 Page 39 38 Quarterly Revie VALUE OF CHURCH PROPERTY, SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCHES, BY LOCATION—1960-1959 Total Value of Church Property Open Country Village aTown City 1960 1959 Gain IMO % Gain 1M0 % Gain 1M0 % Gain 1960 % Gain s.H.r 12.204.351.566 12.009.254,164 S 301.977.250 8 2 S 105,890,379 7 4 1 247.757.555 5.4 11,548,726,382 10.9 Alabama 140,248,115 125,214,868 12 0 23,235,133 10 7 6.570.024 10 2 15.198,527 -2.0 95.244.431 15 1 Alaska 3,301,302 2,426,599 36 0 58,000 Arixona. -17 2 90.00C 800,002 202 2 2,353,300 12 5 12.797.436 11.101.597 15 3 234,542 -9 0 422,ROC -6 4 834,947 21 6 11,305,147 16 5 Arkansas 61.056.837 57.887.934 6,200,394 18 3 3,416,264 6 0 California 7.984,744 5 R 43.455,439 3.8 44.508.220 37.981.923 575.M50 —7 2 284.205 46 1 3,106,434 30 3 40,541,731 16.6 Colorado 8,435,206 6,717.224 25 6 ...... 48,500 -8 5 417.977 5 8 7,968,729 27.1 District of ('olumbia...... 17.883.592 16,844,698 Florida 17,883,592 6.2 124.454.012 106.027.770 8.991.566 6 7 3,322.229 3 3 12,213,393 9 0 99,926,824 20.1 Georgia 18R.3O8.534 168.786.243 Hawaii 32.710.851 11 8 8.134,944 22 8 19,592,830 -4 7 127,839,909 13 8 2,579.050 2,303,785 219,400 43 0 2,359,650 9.7 Illinois . 30.734.558 28.075.582 2,735,740 9 1 2,275,750 17 5 3,787,336 7.1 21,935.732 Indiana 5,602,394 9.2 4.963.823 12 9 277,827 79 5 149,200 -40 7 324.527 63 6 4,850,840 11.3 Kansas 7.713.443 6,773,468 13 9 198.500 Kentucky 44 4 147,900 3 1 544,000 -24 3 6,823,043 18 2 111,374,085 103,851,171 18. 100.365 5 9 9.039,948 12 9 16.072,098 2 8 68.161.674 Louisiana 98.592,368 8 0 90.204.822; 14.101,676 7.3 4,933,481 12 5 10,318,493 5 1 69,238,718 10 2 Maryland 18,951.320 17.826.126 1,201,500 6 9 559,000 13 0 1,573,287 9 9 Michigan 4.169.380 15,617,533 5 7 3.318.359 25 6 149,200 27 5 205,500 -4 7 3,814,680 27 8 Mississippi 94.785.258 88.244.897 19,679.093 7 0 6,485,930 Missouri .1 11 4 16.238,812 11 1 52,381,423 6 0 92.633.355 85. 167.083 7.852,692 8 6 6.333.363 7 9 13,273,809 0 1 65,173,491 New Mexico 18.605.797 10 8 16.594.518 12 I 417,778 9 8 719,399 -5 0 1,789,906 23 6 15,678,714 11 9 North Carolina 210.627.483 194.431.762 60.631.776 8 4 Ohio...... 12,822,845 —2 6 27,272,120 3 I 109,900,742 11.1 10,147.275 7.649.141 32 7 215,000 59 6 247,600 -26 5 1,875,068 71 1 7.809.607 28 4 Oklahoma 89.531.507 82.266.060 R 8 3.825.099 3 0 4.132.149 4 R Oregon-Washington 11.440,214 13 8 70.134.045 8 6 6.263,523 5.393.321 16 1 23.000 411 1 67.600 -41 0 677,225 41 5 5.495.698 South Carolina 123.756.326 14 6 115.142.003 33,432,320 7 9 6,712,149 0 9 16.713,589 1 7 66.868.268 9.5 Tennessee 156.R39,450 143.813. 479 9 1 28.051.404 6 2 7,283, 107 8 5 Texas 15,133,072 14 2 106,371,567 9 2 400.082.725 372.200.071 16,338.065 2 1 13,620.373 3 8 36,968.664 3 2 333,155.623 Virginia 120.369.015 108,015. 837 8.4 22.709,879 9 6 8.041,323 12 9 13,181,581 11 3 76,436,232 11 9 July. I960 RECEIPTS AND DISTRIBUTION OF MISSION AND BENEVOLENCE FUNDS BY STATE CONVENTIONS Auguit, 2 2 2 Trut All Baptist Receiv State sent Owned September, State State All Schools Office of of for for Causes through of of Missions Designated Designated % % State State Foundation Received Executive Program Contributions Executive SBC sent Committee Undesignated Cooperative by Gifts Baptist Program through Committee State Causes Non-Baptist Causes Gifts Orphanages and Baptist Building Property Convention Funds Program Causes and by er Southern (Undesignated) SBC Designated SBC Cooperative State Appropriation Endowment. Designated Designated Designated Appropriation Value Value Cooperative * 1 1 I 22,936 1 442.919 J 260,406 S 851,957 11,113,817 S 594,481 35 5 40 1 1961 Alabama...... 1 100.000 S 13.000,000 S 902,401 13.134.41011 591.481 $ 511.726 Alaska...... 30.000 81.000 2,000 27.190 8,29* 12.206 21,721 13,458 5,947 8,298 21 9 29 9 Arixona 200.000 2.889,258 267.908 39,03* 39.334 366 406.351 6.025 27,304 33.134 39,038 12 4 20 8 Arkansas . 149,106 1(1,676,692 82.204 1,608.650 281.110 108.091 1.999 516.963 114.97(1 329,575 544.6RR 281,110 33 9 41 3 California 50.000 1,463.053 216,114 769,211 143,673 235,512 6,713 305,069 47.560 43,995 176.423 1-43.673 22 9 27 7 Colorado. 45.000 200.(881 125,000 139,026 26,978 8,340 107 300.327 — 24,801 26,978 17 8 29 7 District of Columbia 150.(8)0 358.038 86.542 43.067 77.162 40.000 169,244 30,214 48,066 43,067 Florida . . 925.(88) 8.976.000 617.317 2.584.840 529,762 596,169 11.076 497,750 271.056 357.933 1,028,250 529,762 39 8 41 9 Georgia...... 366.422 24.206,749 .3.625.085 3,333.527 878.406 1,157,850 66.812 418.964 617,6.86 1.135,927 1.511.300 878,406 45 3 44 0 Hawaii . . . 1,400.000 350,000 38.868 17,483 No report 29,894 1,200 7,887 17,483 20 3 45.0 Illinois...... 500.000 1,305,000 10,400 652,313 125,407 29,058 2.782 409.080 145,494 34,883 233,169 125,407 35 7 44 3 Indiana. 109.431 20.284 14,755 129,444 88,5 27,329 20.284 25 0 33 0 Kansas 75.000 147.594 57.590 172,933 30.963 18,610 143.121 1,569 48.252 30,963 27 9 35 6 Kentucky 421.759 15,014,793 1.542,855 2,294,555 4OR.687 533,794 2,556 497.528 No report 500,894 786.679 408.687 34 3 38 9 Louisiana 1.493.758 No report 2,224,916 2,392,432 508,632 510.029 41,311 1,062,629 150,238 522.000 692. 414 508.632 28 9 34 8 Maryland 60.0(8) 72,750 266,112 444,528 66.606 773 622 206.000 212 185.672 66.606 41 8 49 2 Michigan 40.(88] 95.000 10.000 99,626 13,549 3.828 957 24,816 13.549 24 9 32.8 Mississippi 293.14U 32,065, 15(1 180.277 2.303,309 571.040 568. 156 1.944 436.481 86.325 661,417 797.410 571.040 34 6 39 7 Missouri...... 162,783 13,675,25* 1,429,287 2,414,823 467.865 84,736 6.488 1.317.289 123,0R5 413,679 877,937 467,865 36 4 45 3 New Mexico 300,0(8) 1,083.763 119,593 487,034 110,280 3,173 856 645,552 83,910 142,307 110,280 29 2 42.0 North Carolina...... 639.569 54.842.765 264.861 3,884,405 1,206,598 816.527 5,902 1,222,508 742,293 1,169,889 1.301.066 1,206,598 33 5 42 4 Ohio...... 75.000 200,000 222,886 28,347 21.586 259,762 1,218 46,857 28,347 21 0 27 6 Oklahoma 802,526 18.983.902 3.302,630 2,364,361 433.946 740,993 8,377 824,414 435,303 452.690 941,643 433,946 39 8 38 8 Oregon-Washington 31.696 83.37S 26.655 132,023 30.724 6,326 2 138.302 19,727 30,724 14 9 29 8 South Carolina 71,753 23,928,210 8,642,687 3,069,807 651,892 383,412 4,820 376.767 420,942 612,239 1,151,253 651,892 37 5 43 9 Tennessee. 432,812 32.791,988 2,425,048 3.379.234 600,364 328,146 8,649 822,160 294,190 806,488 1,320,529 600,364 39 1 44 5 Texas.... 1,300,000 155,848,057 45,799,88* 9.4O7.9R.1 2,986,825 263,776 7.658 2,434,072 858.128 2,362,142 3.305.822 2.986.825 35 1 49 7 Virginia...... 100.000 18,264.227 40,000 2,954,381 662,360 440,866 3,841 524,633 218,541 587.000 1,073,306 662,360 36 3 42 7 11,486,665 35 9 42 6 Page S. B. C...... 8,815,324 431,652,626 72,349,462 48,689,694 11,486,665 7,515,264 245.817 14,589,904 4,923,496 10,871,424 17,470,501 1 No figure can be reported which is comparable to those of other states because the District of Columbia Convention is affiliated with both the Southern and American Baptist Conventions. ’ Figures in these columns supplied by the Executive Committee, 8.B.C. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION DISTRIBUTABLE FUNDS &SgS8988S8333SS8388Sa 88 18 Year ended December 31, I960 —...... — sals S.B.C. II Cooperative Program Designated Total OF Specials ...... $ 8,926.57 $ 3,275.88 $ 12,202.45 Alabama ...... 1,113,816.77 594,480.52 1,708,297.29 § 88 8 S3 8§ S a Alaska...... „.... 5,946.70 8,297.69 14,244.39 § Arizona...... 33,134.49 39,037.95 72,172.44 ii §’ s’ Arkansas...... 544,687.91 281,110.28 825,798.19 California ...... 176,423.31 143,672.74 320,096.05 26,977.77 51,778.92 Colorado ...... 24,801.15 ...... § District of Columbia 48,065.75 43,067.04 91,132.79 Florida ...... 1,028,250.05 529,762.18 1,558,012.23 33 8 878,405.78 2,389,706.17 INSTRUCTIONS Georgia ...... 1,511,300.39 M Hawaii ...... 7,887.32 17,482.79 25,370.11 Illinois...... 233,169.54 125,407.25 358,576.79 27,329.43 20,283.83 47,613.26 Indiana ...... WITH § 79,214.41 Kansas ...... 48,251.61 30,962.80 g: Kentucky 786,678.68 408,686.82 1,195,365.50 = Louisiana 692,414.03 508,631.65 1,201,045.68 s Maryland 185,671.88 66,605.54 252,277.42 Michigan 24,815.75 13,549.45 38,365.23 Mississippi ...... 797,410.14 571,039.96 1,368,450.10 Missouri ...... 877,936.82 467,864.60 1,345,801.42 I960 New Mexico...... 142,306.90 110,280.06 252,586.96 1,206,597.97 2,507,663.75 North Carolina . . . 1,301,065.78 31, ACCORDANCE Ohio...... 46,857.34 28,346.90 75,204.24 Oklahoma ...... 941,643.31 433,945.92 1,375,589.23 Oregon-W ashington 19,727.41 30,723.99 50,451.40 IN South Carolina . . . 1,151,252.99 651,892.08 1,803,145.07 Tennessee ...... 1,320,529.49 600,363.55 1,920,893.04 6,292,646.40 Texas ...... 3,305,821.76 2,986,824.64 December Virginia ...... 1,073,305.55 662,360.39 1,735,665.94 Totals $17,479,428.82 $11,489,938.05 $28,969,366.87 RECEIPTS ended DISTRIBUTION Per cent of Total Total Amount Year SBC Budget Fund...... 69 $ 200,113.44 Foreign Mission Board...... 58.41 16,922,034.10 PROGRAM Home Mission Board...... 19.60 5,678,784.56 Relief and Annuity Board...... 1.15 333,719.42 Southern Baptist Seminary...... 2.64 764,282.88 Southwestern Baptist Seminary...... 3.52 1,018,405.28 New Orleans Baptist Seminary ...... 2.55 737,579.30 Golden Gate Baptist Seminary...... 1.35 391,267.18 Southeastern Baptist Seminary ...... 2.30 666,814.24 Radio and Television Commission ...... 2.09 606,401.25 American Baptist Seminary...... 36 105,339.73 COOPERATIVE Carver School of Missions...... 52 150,088.18 75,196.23 Southern Baptist Hospital...... 26 OF Brotherhood Commission ...... 59 170,056.75 Public Affairs Committee...... 11 33,019.60 Baptist World Alliance...... 01 887.90 Southern Baptist Foundation ...... T .11 31,421.13 Education Commission ...... 17 48,037.07 Historical Commission ...... 13 38,020.43 Christian Life Commission...... 11 31,505.21 Woman's Missionary Union...... 00 188.92 Midwestern Baptist Seminary ...... 3.32 963,088.52 DISTRIBUTION Miscellaneous ...... 01 3,115.55 July, August, September, 1961 Page 43 Totals ...... 100.00 , $28,969,366.87 THE BAPTIST STUDENT UNION 1960 £§§§§ 3s§2§ S3§§§ §§8*3 8§§§S 33= S 8-PS“ ”E8"8 28g- ’'238S r->8S§ §"8 § . 8 § ■§ §§ § ■ :§ St?<3 r § § § § 1 § 2 :2 S~ § : •: = - : ; ■- -a s s’ s 2 2 I960 * S STUDENT CENTERS WORK, now have 125 106 additional needed 8 88 UNION ^2222 .® = 2S2 8 §§3S° 1 STUDENT §§£§§ IE§§ §§2§ s§§g gsgsg ssg s *"“"2“’ t- —oeo — Tfi'r. ■ >o—*ei j^’o’co ~ »-*~T BAPTIST ssiSI fs§3= g5gsg §! OF hi HI co-ocrs — at co a e«a m • SS858 2K82S 8; — N w c. ift e» c> as — at at-1 '§ss§ gss s SUMMARY 111 3 £ 8 8 glsS r- «o — cc .HI ‘cm r~' — cm o 2“ .2 -c 0 •.Si 3 -H’ If hi I Hi SEe=S .SmsS-Ss lilli bl Page 44 Quarterly Review July, Auguit, September, 1961 Page 45 STATISTICAL REPORT FOR SOUTHERN BAPTIST COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS—1960-1961 ? a9 Enrolment Enrolment e Fall. 1960 Total. 46 1960-61 1 K- NAME LOCATION PRESIDENT 3 s. Reg. Total Reg. Total oa JUNIOR COLLEGES Anderson College.. . Anderson, S. C...... J. E. Rouse...... R, SL 517 527 539 519 96 1,984 7,835 Averett College *.... Danville, Va...... Curtis V. Bishop...... R, SL 342 407 348 420 70 2,614 11,850 Bethel College...... Hopkinsville, Ky...... W. E. Burton...... R, St. 240 258 272 298 53 1,656 12,200 Bluefield College...... Bluefield, Va...... Charles L. Harman . R, SL 285 292 302 306 80 3,500 13,049 Brewton-Parker College... ML Vernon, Ga...... J. Theodore Phillips. . SL 239 239 270 270 5,056 6.594 Campbell College...... Buie’s Creek. N. C...... Leslie H. Campbell.. . R. SL 1,066 1,084 1,387 1,405 124 6,074 103 18,050 Chowan College...... Murfreesboro, N. C.... Bruce E. Whitaker . . R, St. 567 606 705 705 134 1,367 11,565 Clarke Memorial College...... Newton, Miss...... W. Lowrey Compere . R, St. 234 284 296 342 63 3,467 8,185 Cumberland College...... Williamsburg, Ky...... J. M. Boswell. R, SL 60 919 1,103 1,501 1,501 125 3,153 15,000 Decatur Baptist College...... Decatur, Texas...... Otis Strickland...... R, St. 17 155 155 195 195 40 2,097 7,648 Gardner-Webb College...... Boiling Springs, N. C.. P. L. Elliott...... R. SL 39 574 590 693 709 90 2,449 11,546 Hannibal-LaGrange College. .. Hannibal. Mo...... L. A. Foster...... R. St. 27 320 511 367 568 92 2,534 11,622 Mars Hill College...... Mars Hill. N. C...... Hoyt Blackwell... R. SL 59 1,056 1,107 1,135 1,183 306 6,440 39,891 Norman College...... Norman Park. Ga...... Guy N. Atkinson.. R. SL 303 304 439 439 62 843 10,500 North Greenvale Junior College Tigerville, S. C...... M. C. Donnan...... R. SL 29 469 474 480 480 110 1,160 60 8,190 Southern Baptist College...... Walnut Ridge, Ark...... H. E. Williams . St. 17 202 229 249 249 39 590 47 18,500 Southwest Baptist College...... Bolivar, Mo...... John W. Dowdy ... R, SL 24 458 481 473 490 136 3,315 63 19,657 Truett-McConnell College...... Cleveland. Ga...... Joe H. Miller . . SL 13 224 245 295 296 61 559 7,110 Virginia Intermont College *.... Bristol, Va...... al V. Turner R. SL 43 446 511 450 512 118 4,456 17,700 Wingate Junior College...... Wingate. N. C...... E. Smith R, SL 48 767 770 1,039 1,045 297 5,621 18,075 Total*-Junior Colleges. 640 9.383 10,177 11,435 11,962 2,052 58,935 151 274,761 ACADEMIES Acadia Baptist Academy...... Eunice. La...... S. G. Rogers...... SL 18 112 113 136 137 22 522 3,145 Fork Union Military Academy...... Fork Union, Va...... J. Caldwell Wicker .. R, St. 60 650 650 640 640 115 3,274 6,000 Hargrave Military Academy...... Chatham, Va...... Joseph H. Cosby...... R. SL 40 442 442 607 607 88 1,825 3,577 Harrison-Chilhowee Baptist Academy- Seymour, Tenn...... Chas. C. Lemons ... SL 17 224 224 283 283 64 1,413 4,148 Oak Hill Academy...... Mouth of Wilson, Va... Joseph C. Hough...... SL 10 151 151 180 180 13 700 1,200 Oneida Baptist Institute...... Oneida, Ky...... D. C. Sparks...... 8L 13 201 202 220 220 45 904 2,500 San Marcos Baptist Academy...... San Marcos, Texas . . William H. Crook. . R. SL 42 425 425 421 421 78 2,774 2,070 Quarterly Total- Academies...... 200 2,205 2,207 2,487 2,488 425 11,412 46 22,640 BIBLE SCHOOLS Baptist Bible Institute...... Graceville, Fla...... Jas. E. Southerland . . Sl 10 150 159 177 187 14 174 116 8,600 Clear Creek Baptist School...... Pineville, Ky...... D. M. Aldridge 8 107 107 116 116 16 248 6,000 Fruitland Baptist Bible Institute. . . Hendersonville, N. C... Frits D. Hemphill 10 130 130 151 151 42 362 151 5,500 Mexican Baptist Bible Institute San Antonio, Texas.. . H. B. Ramsour, Jr. 11 28 55 50 74 35 4,000 Review Southern Illinois College of Bible . . Carbondale, Ill...... George L. Johnson . 57 57 154 154 150 3,000 Totals-Bible Schools 44 472 MM 648 682 78 969 428 27,100 'Accreditation by regional association is indicated by R. Accreditation by state department of education (or state university) is indicated by SL ‘Member. American Association of Schools of Religious Education. ■Colleges for women. s S Enrol nent Enrol merit 1 .2 f c Tot 5 II -6 ¥ Fall. 960 al. 8 I960>-61 s ■ 3 f NAME LOCATION PRESIDENT 3 is I 1 = T 8g 3 . ll .9 v.2 i Reg. Total Reg. Total a 11 ds Ox 5 a JL s ss Be o> 11 SEMINARIES American Baptist Theological Seminary Nashville, Tenn. . . M. P. Turner. Jr...... SL' 18 75 421 85 371 17 345 52 10 23 8,500 13,233 Carver School of Missions Louisville. Ky...... Nathan C. Brooks, Jr 22 41 47 53 67 35 24 2,485 24 2 Golden Gate Baptist Theological Sem. Mill Valley.Calif.... Harold K. Graves... 28 288 308 351 357 31 73 448 260 , 60 31 68 9 33,045 Midwestern Baptist Theological Sem. Kansas City, Mo...... Millard J. Berquist. . 20 310 320 326 342 234 89 19 22,500 New Orleans Baptist Theological Sem.. New Orleans, La. H. Leo Eddleman. . 44 720 731 944 1,004 93 274 3,239 513 179 47 175 77 72,000 Southeastern Baptist Theological Sem. Wake Forest. N. C., Sydnor L. Stcaley . 38 699 699 933 933 26 201 876 839 39 94 44,300 Southern Baptist Theological Sem.. Louisville, Ky. Duke K. McCall. . 75 908 1,058 959 1,122 100 259 8,386 652 90 30 148 72 150,000 Southwestern Baptist Theological Sem. Fort Worth. Texas. Robert E. Naylor. 67 1,884 1,881 2,280 2,280 195 470 8,624 1,361 320 102 772 147 235,000 Totals-Seminaries...... 312 4,925 5,468 5,931 6,476 480 1,318 24,403 3,911 762 261 1,299 305 578,578 SENIOR COLLEGES and UNIVERSITIES Baylor University...... Waco, Texas W. R. White R. SL 319 5,966 6,975 6.056 6,056 365 1,180 .29,875 461 164 379 12 79 275,000 Nashville, Tenn. . Herbert C. Gabhart R, SL 40 422 433 498 498 55 296 47 22 11 14 19 22,970 Belmont College...... 23,623 Blue Mountain College*. Blue Mountain. Miss. Wilfred C. Tyler...... R. SL 39 271 284 429 589 72 2,668 22 15 20 2 Riverside. Calif...... Loyed R. Simmons. 33 357 380 423 457 37 147 116 50 35 21 12 21,150 California Baptist College. 14,000 Campbellsville College *...... Campbellsville. Ky.. John M. Carter... R. St. 40 697 703 826 826 49 1,735 75 12 35 25 Carson-Newman College. Jefferson City, Tenn.. Harley Fite...... R. SL 96 1,301 1,598 1,480 1,833 263 4,916 175 80 53 30 22 60,714 Corpus Christi, University of . Corpus Christi. Tex. W. A. Miller.. SL 45 535 551 840 870 101 871 72 6 65 2 4 24,838 Marshall, Texas. H. C. Bennett...... R. SL 39 488 493 569 569 81 1,320 131 25 14 10 19 35,232 East Texas Baptist College 100,000 Furman University.. Greenville. S. C...... John L. Plyler. R. SL 100 1,389 1,935 1,824 2,427 73 313 9,808 120 50 48 50 69 Georgetown, Ky. Robert L. Mills. . . R. SL 65 1,028 1,309 1.295 1,600 35 199 4,762 100 45 34 34 42 50,000 Georgetown College...... 17,986 Grand Canyon College...... Phoenix, Aris...... E. N. Patterson. .. SL 36 360 430 710 732 62 316 106 27 127 18 21 Abilene, Texas ...... Evan Allard Reiff R. SL 121 1,635 1,688 2,137 2,341 74 279 8,087 144 30 129 22 30 76,992 Hardin-Simmons University 72,165 Howard College...... Birmingham, Ala. Leslie S. Wright... . R, SL 127 2,087 2,869 2.092 2,862 381 8,114 215 70 304 74 60 Brownwood. Texas. Guy D. Newman. . R. SL 74 1,082 1,313 1,860 1,931 75 203 34,570 145 25 96 16 15 60,295 Howard F>yne College 24,000 Judson College ‘...... Marion, Alabama ... C. A. Anderson.... R. SL 36 275 397 294 429 33 2,724 10 8 6 Louisiana College...... Pineville, La...... G. Earl Guinn... . R. SL 52 1,044 1,104 1,054 1,515 133 3,276 107 29 85 15 18 40,230 Belton. Texas. Arthur K. Tyson .. R. SL 45 606 807 1,054 1,125 64 3,742 6 21 8 9 41,600 Mary Hardin-Baylor College ’ 12 Mercer University.. . Macon. Georgia...... Rufus C. Harris...... R. SL 128 1,492 2,898 1,906 1,952 122 344 9,333 124 14 63 18 114,000 Carlyle Campbell... R, SL 72 694 740 746 746 134 4,238 5 137 40,419 Meredith College*...... Raleigh, N. C...... ■•27 Clinton, Miss...... R. A. McLemore. . R. SL 93 1,690 1,800 2,299 2,416 180 382 7,160 202 50 117 52 65,739 Mississippi College...... 62,500 Oklahoma Baptist University. Shawnee, Okla...... John W. Raley...... R. SL 95 1,345 1,463 1,649 1,649 202 3,914 192 18 149 23 81 Arkadelphia, Ark.. .. Ralph A. Phelps, Jr. R. SL 71 1,139 1,185 1,259 1,326 16 164 3,772 144 30 27 16 15 50,000 Ouachita Baptist College 122,890 Richmond, University of Richmond. Va...... George M. Modlin.. R. SL 206 2,026 3.772 4,480 4,915 121 386 10,415 101 23 138 25 11 Rome, Georgia...... Randall H. Minor.. R. SL 45 422 537 675 716 39 2,046 27 6 13 6 14 35,038 Shorter College 47 8 198 8 19 85,572 Stetson University DeLand, Fla...... J. Ollie Edmunds... R, BL 124 1,672 1,990 2,181 2,529 141 305 6,889 Forsyth, Ga...... Carey T. Vinsant... R, SL 34 380 547 544 711 54 2,583 28 8 3 27,159 Tift College*...... 24 25 3 18 37,000 Union University...... Jackson. Tenn...... Warren F. Jones.... R. SL 56 598 766 568 887 112 10,603 85 Winston-Salem, N. C. Harold W. Tribble... R. SL 295 2,604 2,604 2,755 3,093 3 533 12,199 104 19 303 23 8 182,952 Wake Forest College 148 45 75 20 14 27,000 Wayland Baptist College Plainview, Texas .. A. Hope Owen...... R. SL 47 555 583 681 711 68 741 Hattiesburg, Miss.... J. Ralph Noonkester. R. SL 44 412 479 526 636 73 1,395 1 no 42 26 37 21,046 William Carey College 27 17 William Jewell College...... Liberty, Mo...... Walter Pope Binns... R, SL 65 937 993 1,127 1,245 162 4,493 149 23 26 67,275 1,084 2,591 746 728 1,899,385 Total-Senior Colleges. 2,682 35,509 43.626 44,837 50,192 1,205 6,463 197,008 3,366 'Accreditation by regional association is indicated by R. Accreditation by a state department t>f education (or state university) is indicated by SL •r.•Supported____ .-J jointly with .L-the M.R.ntiatNational Baptist C^nvantinnConvention. T1.U. S. A..A Incorporated.Ine NAME Q S JUNIOR COLLEGES Anderson College.. 42,867 78,808 63,000 3,088 121,167 307,105 43,000 900,000 943,000 Averett College.. . 40,270 25,000 3,071 272,665 300,000 55.000 1,051,500 1,106,500 Bethel College.... 63,611 3,179 558 60,846 19,729 599,764 619,493 Bluefield College. . 62,906 23,000 1,879 5,562 68,693 118,000 1,182,000 1,300,000 Brewton-Parker College 23,845 22,445 80,380 12,195 48,378 405,000 245.514 400,000 645,514 Campbell College.... 68,321 51,450 142,966 17,097 362,534 2.000.000 507,575 3,270,200 3,777.775 Chowan College...... 43,780 54,859 116,079 317 94,882 7.000.000 9,943 1.378,905 1,388,848 Clarke Memorial College 68,075 941 13,735 9,762 39,026 208,656 685,695 894,351 Cumberland College... 36,000 27,873 89,274 47,892 298,920 856,380 2,059,020 2,915,400 Decatur Baptist College 60,897 21,006 14,677 52,730 303,571 1.038.487 1,342,058 Gardner-Webb College 77,666 38,630 228,808 11,638 162,094 550.000 442,560 2,064,190 2,506,750 Hannibal-LaGrange College 94,262 27.617 10,414 793 99,449 19,207 1,211,441 1,230,648 Mars Hill College.... 71,820 79,106 96,414 14,847 363.739 !.200,000 454,347 3,432,417 3,886.764 Norman College...... 25.302 47.892 12,196 13,085 67.523 350,337 949,211 1,299,548 North Greenville Junior College 41,507 5.164 2,981 140.529 500,000 92,139 1,232,684 1,324,823 Southern Baptist College 32,010 40,649 27,262 2,091,741 2,091,741 Southwest Baptist College 106,045 2,179 1,035 152,218 16,000 683,893 699.893 Truett-McConnell College 27,898 88.164 88,164 8,003 40,988 390,000 197,822 1,105,230 1,303,052 Virginia Intermont College 32,007 20,000 2,760 33,731 186,911 592,153 1,433,824 2,025,977 Wingate Junior College1...... 35,555 43,456 165.077 5,542 260,379 900,000 183,284 3,100,000 3,283,284 Totals»Junior Colleges 1.051,644 706.519 1.183.323 205,874 2,920.933 13.552.105 4,715,211 29,870,202 34,585,419 ACADEMIES Acadia Baptist Academy 50.000 35,000 21,112 171 485,408 485,579 Fork Union Military Academy...... 5,029 1,300 19,539 833.993 200,000 717,801 2,839,144 3,556,945 Hargrave Military Academy ...... 39,319 30,000 24,330 462 773.109 150,000 5,195 1,345,906 1,351,101 Harrison-Chilhowee Baptist Academy. 53,348 29,198 3,529 84,565 772,128 772,128 Oak Hill Academy...... 31,453 6,757 68,953 389,762 389,762 Oneida Baptist Institute...... 24,657 21,571 10.816 14,535 325,000 540,452 704,453 1,244,905 San Marcos Baptist Academy...... 72,988 250 5,518 507,633 70,709 1,765,352 1,836,061 Totals-Academies...... 276,794 94.198 57,737 36.335 2.303,900 675.000 1.334,328 8,302,153 9,636,481 BIBLE SCHOOLS Baptist Bible Institute...... 57,951 38,626 34.410 2,704 16.868 108.835 483,939 592.774 Clear Creek Baptist School ... . 61.188 25,599 842 3,767 19,277 828,977 848,254 Fruitland Baptist Bible Institute 23.IXX) 25,000 1,171 7,384 266,698 266,698 Mexican Baptist Bible Institute. 19,305 9.806 2,308 50,000 50,000 Southern Illinois College of Bible 21,755 1,618 183,553 183,553 Totals-Bible Schools. 183.199 63,626 72,604 3,546 30.327 128,112 1,813,167 1,941.279 'Due to change in fiscal year only 9 months reported. 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NAME S - S o a ■ iih II * n ill nit 1213 0.9 III SEMINARIES 150,000 2,143 651,000 653,143 American Baptist Theological Seminary 53.357 25,000 5.364 57 5.814 363 21,606 4,533 448,935 1,123,217 1.572,152 Carver School of Missions...... 145.838 5,106,902 3 290,158 785,833 4,701 114 26,331 3,240 5,103,662 Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary 4,025 1,695,553 1.699,578 Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. 233,420 497,738 19,198 493,216 178,333 42,463 17,846 68,435 5,400,000 702,874 6,563.870 7,266,744 New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary 61,922 50,000 225,028 3,591,117 3,816,145 Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary 444.824 200.000 9,811 7,278 552,807 150,000 17,069 102.061 102,505 3,439,504 9.098,326 12.537,830 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary 6,026,211 4,273.789 7,586,140 11,859,929 Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary 641,892 200,000 125.209 151,516 164,385 11,626,711t 9,099,538 35,412,885 44,512,423 Totals-Seminaries...... 2,855,512 2,036.904 204.980 300.478 453,123 SENIOR COLLEGES and UNIVERSITIES 778,480 3,037.390 20,000.000 18,303,435 38,751,425 57,054.860 Baylor University...... 956.180 3.664,165 51,335 30,004 17,073 126,425 502,624 2,167.067 2,669,691 Belmont College...... 123,611 1,942,510 81,586 87,182 8,406 42,553 86,573 626,372 1,316,138 Blue Mountain College...... 89,968 8,779 1.500,000 1,508,779 California Baptist College...... 88.206 48,468 92,150 640 59,730 35,761 13,635 219,858 250,000 73,749 490,000 563,749 Campbellsville College...... 589,552 1,156,029 3,953,191 5,109,220 Carson-Newman College 173,361 58.396 13,863 47,315 158,780 1,500 15,832 175,487 250.000 432,346 3,041,837 3,474,183 Corpus Christi, University of ...... 19,713 185,321 i,000.000 527,090 3,250,736 3,777,826 East Texas Baptist College 144,375 25,750 58,753 416,317 664,621 289.273 813,026 6,772,750 15,223,545 21,996,295 Furman University...... 161,535 3,990,453 191.795 23,193 43,949 534,098 1,173,600 2,816,853 Georgetown College...... 300,000 50,280 598,882 649,162 Grand Canyon College.. 88,086 2,658 239,394 741 159,127 50,000 181,197 142,546 707,911 6,500,000 3,000,000 7,000,000 10,000,000 Hardin-Simmons University...... 248,583 10.539,401 265,000 457,369 122,356 62,271 897,399 1,313,081 9,226,320 Howard College...... 98,602 472,893 750,000 2,366.747 3,603,812 5,970,559 Howard Payne College...... 205,609 50,000 44,962 7,372 37,786 82,647 732,635 1,992,089 2,724,724 Judson College...... 95,000 92,570 6,028,262 211,833 165.833 21,559 96,457 326,838 1,912,247 4,116,015 Louisiana College...... 1,000,000 2,433,427 3,430.003 5,863,430 Mary Hardin-Baylor College 134,970 39,420 128,130 187,153 141,724 255.821 522.397 500,000 5.681,561 5.784,078 11,465,639 Mercer University...... 103,099 202,730 4,155,497 110,000 68,181 178,429 62,547 357,312 5,500,000 976,582 3.178,915 Meredith College...... 536,802 1,429,993 4,381,279 5,811,272 Mississippi College . 173,957 2,419 77,205 66,233 22,982 65,130 526,776 11,750,000 1.586,030 6.366,071 7,952,101 Oklahoma Baptist University...... 209,584 108,333 5,220,351 257,364 214,560 37,068 324,526 844,786 4.375,565 Ouachita Baptist College 5,605.338 9,429,925 15,035,263 Richmond. University of...... 134,168 60,000 113,218 236,805 1,104,532 245,411 150,000 713,988 609,363 1,323,351 Shorter College...... •...... 45,510 52,251 28,550 154,951 1,080,053 12,000.000 1,543,407 5,929.689 7,473,096 Stetson University...... 162,657 54,193 429,406 2,860,933 77,853 88,368 41,470 156,028 2,250.000 1.077,950 1,782,983 Tift College...... 46,970 1,931,125 2,659,707 144,265 59.890 65,778 11,727 285,088 350,000 728,582 Union University...... 1,298,084 5,912,734 30,250.282 36,163,016 Wake Forest College...... 138,676 160,826 561,877 931,513 4,647,952 144,490 22.752 210,812 10,365,000 2,467,958 2.179,994 Wayland Baptist College. 161,857 1.330,430 1,794,535 79,135 40,668 27,099 118,302 464,105 William Carey College 458,745 14,000,000 3,896.670 4.057,083 7,953,753 William Jewell College... 93,987 59,711 124,188 275,083 15,916,532 86,816,000 74,314,875 S 184,064,695 S 258,379,570 Totals-Senior Colleges. 6,249.469 2,360,014 7,503,820 4,051,745 SOUTHERN BAPTIST HOSPITALS, I960 Page Patient Care Program Charity Free Service Program 1 ; 50 paAorddy peuado % Hvor Beds STATE NAME AND LOCATION Administrator ■"•A In Out- New New Adult Adult Expense Program Dally Receipts, Gross Charity Patients Born Patients patients patients Bom Beds No. Program No. No. Operating No. No. Average No. Jil | 1 1 Alabama. Baptist Memorial Hospital, 1136 6th Ave., Gadsden.. . . J. Cedi HamiUr. . . 1944 No 120 20 6,695 1,256 84.0 1 ...... 274 14 $ 60,920 s 368 Alabama.. . Birmingham Baptist Hospitals, 708 Tuscaloosa Ave., and 2236 Highland Ave., Birmingham...... Clyde L. Sibley... 1922 Yes 350 35 13,521 1,565 90 0 3,773,835 427 94,759 6,400 Arkansas...... Arkansas Baptist Hospital. 1700 West 13th St.Little Rock J. A. Gilbreath... 1920 Yes 402 44 17,906' 2,301' 81 0 3,756,955 217,147 20,000 Florida...... Baptist Memorial Hospital, 800 Miami Rd., Jacksonville. Lawrence Payne.. 1955 Yes 326 40 14,662 2,198 81 1 ,745,585 602 4,428 136,058 10,000 Georgia...... Georgia Baptist Hospital, 300 Boulevard, NE, Atlanta .. Edwin B. Peel...... 1901 Yes 475 75 25,687 4,058 84 ) - ,287,096 2,315 22,305 398.996 151,871 Kentucky.... Central Baptist Hospital, Lexington ...... Homer D. Coggins . 1954 Yes 167 25 7,698 1,452 79 ) i ,547,305 151 23 192,211 10,750 Kentucky.... Kentucky Baptist Hospital, 810 Barret Ave., Louisville.. H. L. Dobbs...... 1924 Yea 345 50 15.196 3,361 86 i ,641,455 359 90,643 15,115 Kentucky.... Western Baptist Hospital. Paducah...... Ben R. Brewer . 1953 Yes 117 16 5,928 870 88 * i .135,143 55 15,121 14,000 Louisiana.... Baptist Hospital, 327 3rd St.. Alexandria...... Freeman E. May. . 1903 Yes 208 26 9,095 848 60 0 880,401 30,611 13,136 Louisiana.... Baton Rouge General Hospital, 3600 Florida St., Baton Rouge...... Robert J. Guy. .. 1950 Yea 320 55 17,893 2,803 75 7 3.781.696 395 1,555 89,268 8,600 Ixxiisiana.... Beauregard Memorial Hospital, DeRidder. Edwin Massey...... 1950 Yes 60 11 1,585 302 17 0 221,502 101 16,034 3,616 Ixiuisiana... Homer Memorial Hospital, E. College St., Homer...... B. W. Brown . . 1940 No 38 6 1,901 143 70 0 232,060 6,000 3,400 Ixiuisiana.... Southern Baptist Hospital, 2700 Napoleon Ave., New Orleans...... Raymond C. Wilson 1926 Yes 439 80 19,446 4,281 90 2 .375.374 1,295 6.193 244.198 15,196 Mississippi... Mississippi Baptist Hospital, Jackson Paul J. Pryor . . 1912 Yes 318 50 14,486 1,843 84 3 .329,798 1,024 3,816 187,754 26,199 M issouri...... Missouri Baptist Hospital, 919 N. Taylor Ave., St. Louis 8 C. E. Copeland . . 1884 Yes 470 39 9,858 1. 105 63 0 ,300.722 676 2,314 287.891 40,367 M issouri...... Baptist Memorial Hospital, Kansas City...... Hamilton V. Reid . 1960 No 167 30 6,471 1,033 68 0 ,452,488 N. Carolina. . North Carolina Baptist Hospital. Winston-Salern Reid T. Holmes .. 1923 Yrs 402 50 12,113 954 88 0 4,844 74,643 968,276 233,006 Oklahoma.... Baptist Memorial Hospital, Oklahoma City .. James L. Henry. 1959 Yes 188 36 7,025 1,067 67 ) 1,565,434 7,026 5.446 Oklahoma.... Bristow Memorial Hospital, Bristow John Strutton...... 1954 No 41 6 1,442 144 66 ) 257.061 102 76 6.269 Oklahoma... Cordell Memorial Hospital, Cordell C. E. Henricks. . . 1957 Yes 25 10 25 10 49 1 118,476 Oklahoma.... Enid General, 709 West Market, Enid Joe R. Baker. 1953 Yes 120 14 4,076 302 74 7 901,582 4,076 3,033 Oklahoma... Grand Valley Hospital, Pryor *...... Bill G. Kersh...... 1954 43 11 1,667 241 86 0 376 9,161 ...... Oklahoma... Miami Baptist Hospital. 102 B St., SW, Miami W. C. Campbell ... 1919 Yes 88 15 3,510 465 59 0 518,434 244 37 22,000 Oklahoma... Oklahoma Baptist Hospital. Muskogee Robert S. Batsell... 1909 Yes 88 11 88 11 75 0 626,000 214 217 27,500 Oklahoma... Perry Memorial Hospital, 501 14th Bt. Perry George L. Hart... 1951 Yes 28 8 836 164 39 0 139,409 518 Oklahoma. . Southwest Baptist Hospital, 224 W. Jefferson, Mangum. Ralph A. Hill 1949 No 32 10 1.099 113 44 0 163,822 Oklahoma.. . Stillwater Municipal Hospital. 1510 W. 9th. Stillwater. . David C. Foster. . 1939 Yes 85 20 2,886 634 56 5 515.303 79 112 10,34(1 900 S. Carolina.. South Carolina Baptist Hospital. Columbia W. A. Boyce . 1914 310 33 13,472 1,407 90 1 2.179.798 611 4,200 138,364 89,721 Tennessee East Tennessee Baptist, Blount Ave., Knoxville W. L. Simon . . 194* Yes 267 36 12,434 2,064 86 1 2,413,439 228,660 64,380 Tennessee. Baptist Memorial Hospital, 899 Madison Ave., Memphis Frank 8. Groner. 1912 Yes 876 62 33,591 3,133 83 4 9,463,938 1,828 25,258 1,130,734 10,000 Yes 335 60 14,578 2,869 94 C 5,000,000 1,937 8,043 375,000 33,000 Quarterly Tennessee Mid State Baptist Hospital, Nashville Gene Kidd 1918 Texas .... Baylor University Medical Center. Dallas. . Boone Powell 1907 Yes 797 150 32,066 7,584 87 0 8,349,931 1,410 11,494 480,281 40,000 Texas Hendrick Memorial Hospital, Abilene E. M. Collier 1924 223 27 12,322 2. 184 79 6 2,134,605 266 8,189 21,002 2,826 Texas Hillcrest Memorial Hospital. 3000 Herring Ave., Waco. Julian H. Pace 1920 Yes 175 30 9,557 1,800 94 0 1,699,671 664 176 117,260 Texas ... Memorial Hospital. 602 Lamar, Houston ’...... W. Wilson Turner 1907 Yes 446 60 17,791 1,372 35 2 4,421,884 285 3,065 93,162 70,000 Texas ...... Baptist Memorial Hospital, 215 Camden. San Antonio. F. R. Higginbotham 1948 Yes 290 76 17,501 4,329 77 0 3,140,793 813 4,768 68,458 Review Texas Baptist Memorials Geriatric Hospital, 902 North Main St. San Angelo ...... Mrs. Louis Gayer 1951 Yes 150 0 101 97 8 146 34,000 30,000 Texas Baptist Hospital of Southeast Texas. Beaumont...... Guy H. Dalrymple 1949 Yes 27C 50 9,990 1,424 83 2 2.699,814 671 464 48,355 Texas Valley Baptist Hospital. Harlingen T. H. Morrison, Jr. 1025 Yes 153 2> 6,696 957 70 0 1.058.000 731 986 131,211 90,000 1,142,233 Virginia . Virginia Baptist Hospital. Rivermont Ave., Lynchburg. C. S. Elliott . 1924 Yes 160 32 6,895 1,455 75 5 ...... 51,080 52,828 '('hantv patient records not kept separate from those of other patients. ’1959 report. SOUTHERN BAPTIST HOSPITALS, I960 (Cont.) July. Education Program Augutt, 3 s MAME AND LOCATION S E? September. 1 11?“ 11,342 No Alabama Baptist Memorial Hospital. Gadsden No Alabama. Birmingham Baptist Hospitals, Birmingham 121 149.446 40.000 1961 193 Arkansas Arkansas Baptist Hospital, Little Rock...... 108,802 No Florida. Baptist Memorial Hospital, Jacksonville Yes 316 Georgia. . Georgia Baptist Hospital, Atlanta...... 34,394 No Central Baptist Hospital. Lexington Kentucky 183 162,435 No Kentucky Kentucky Baptist Hospital. Louisville No Kentucky Western Baptist Hospital. Paducah 1,190 Baptist Hospital, Alexandria...... Ixiuisiana. 68 500 Yes Ixiuisiana Baton Rouge General Hospital, Baton Rouge Louisiana.... Beauregard Memorial Hospital. DeRidder Homer Memorial Hospital. Homer...... Yes Louisiana 140 316.619 Louisiana Southern Baptist Hospital, New Orleans 299,629 15,971 No Mississippi Baptist Hospital, Jackson 153 Mississippi 166 385,830 No Missouri. Missouri Baptist Hospital, St. Louis. No Baptist Memorial Hospital. Kansas City Missouri. . . 191 Yes N. Carolina. North Carolina Baptist Hospital. Winston-Salem Oklahoma Baptist Memorial Hospital, Oklahoma City... Oklahoma. Bristow Memorial Hospital, Bristow Oklahoma Cordell Memorial Hospital, Cordell 48,765 11,896 No Oklahoma. . Enid General, Enid...... Oklahoma . Grand Valley Hospital. Pryor ’ Oklahoma. Miami Baptist Hospital. Miami . 59.600 10,000 No Oklahoma Oklahoma Baptist Hospital, Muskogee 32 Oklahoma Perry Memorial Hospital, Perry...... Oklahoma Southwest Baptist Hospital, Mangum Oklahoma. .. Stillwater .Municipal Hospital, Stillwater 67,724 No South Carolina Baptist Hospital. Columbia. 186 97.760 No S. Carolina. . 117 Tennessee. . East Tennessee Baptist, Knoxville.. 567.830 No Baptist Memorial Hospital Memphis ...... 260 300,000 33,000 No Tennessee . 133 Tennessee. Mid State Baptist Hospital, Nashville...... IM No Baylor University, Dallas...... 33 43,428 No Texas 64 65 Texas. . Hendrick Memorial Hospital. Abilene...... 38,625 No Hillcrest Memorial Hospital. Waco...... 20 52.000 35,000 Yes Texas...... 158 110 Texas...... Memorial Hospital, Houston...... 161,045 Yes Baptist Memorial Hospital. San Antonio...... No Page Texas Texas Baptist Memorials Geriatric Hospital. San Angelo 78,569 26,000 No Texas...... Baptist Hospital of Southeast Texas, Beaumont. 57,259 No Texas...... Valley Baptist Hospital. Harlingen 148,204 No 51 81 Virginia...... Virginia Baptist Hospital, Lynchburg 1959 report SOUTHERN BAPTIST HOSPITALS, I960 (Cont.) age P Capital Program Religious Ministries 2 5 NAME AND LOCATION Alabama...... Baptist Memorial Hospital, Gadsden...... S 347,331 Yes 1963 200 | ...... | .. 1 daily 4,937 2,032 Alabama...... Birmingham Baptist Hospitals, Birmingham...... 4,160,000 339,000 200 49,885 2 weekly Arkansas.... Arkansas Baptist Hospital, Little Rock...... 4.628,810 1,999,096 Yes 1961 26 26,544 1 daily 8.294 6^606 3,278 Florida...... Baptist Memorial Hospital, Jacksonville...... 4,998,740 1,104,463 Yes 1961 2U0 25.000 1,485 2 weekly Georgia...... Georgia Baptist Hospital, Atlanta...... 10,064,497 1,361,000 Yea 500 100,000 2 daily 14.925 il,429 1,648 Kentucky.... Central Baptist Hospital, Lexington...... 2,240,517 745,110 Yes 1962 93,571 12.894 1 daily 3,186 3,990 522 Kentucky...... Kentucky Baptist Hospital, Louisville...... 4,681,832 150 2 weekly Kentucky.... Western Baptist Hospital, Paducah...... 1,449,706 457,334 Yes 1961 100 50.428 1 daily 3,382 3,115 " 287 Louisiana. . Baptist Hospital, Alexandria...... 2,487,119 297,156 1...... 5,689 3,032 1,232 Louisiana...... Baton Rouge General Hospital. Baton Rouge . 4,909,310 1,518,249 Yes 1961 100 14,890 2 weekly 9,252 8,963 73 Louisiana...... Beauregard Memorial Hospital, DeRidder...... 447,721 114,000 3,610 . weekly Ixjuisiana. ... Homer Memorial Hospital, Homer...... 379,830 1961 10 Louisiana...... Southern Baptist Hospital, New Orleans...... 5,167,738 Yes 5(1 25.000 56.356 5 2 daily 4,880' 21,543' 249* .Mississippi.. . . Mississippi Baptist Hospital, Jackson...... 4,300.884 165,000 Yes 1961 150 20,000 60,500 2 weekly 9,534 6,037 1,780 Missouri...... Missouri Baptist Hospital, St. Louis...... 4,403,919 156,721 Yes 1963 100,750 1 daily 2,922 6,879 733 Missouri...... Baptist Memorial Hospital, Kansas City...... 4,156,672 877,000 Yes 1964 130 35,617 1 ...... 1,766 3,502 578 N. Carolina .. North Carolina Baptist Hospital, Winston-Salem 6,254,280 375,312 Yes 1961 100 133,000 13,071 16 daily Oklahoma. . . . Baptist Memorial Hospital. Oklahoma City...... 4,417,382 2,652,945 1 daily Oklahoma... Bristow Memorial Hospital, Bristow...... 474,918 1 daily 526 798 118 Oklahoma.... Cordell Memorial Hospital, Cordell...... 220,181 1 weekly 251 392 50 Oklahoma.... Enid General, Enid...... 587,123 54,000 ...... 1 weekly 914 2,639 418 Oklahoma. Grand Valley Hospital, Pryor ’...... 420,539 1960 10 1 weekly 607 1,261 175 Oklahoma. . . Miami Baptist Hospital, Miami 569,285 22,500 1964 20 ...... 1 2 weekly 1,418 2,051 273 Oklahoma . . Oklahoma Baptist Hospital, Muskogee 570,223 50,000 1 weekly 1,200 1,800 215 Oklahoma Perry Memorial Hospital, Perry...... 35.699 1 weekly Oklahoma. . . Southwest Baptist Hospital, Mangum...... 123,096 1...... 475 490 134 Oklahoma... Stillwater Municipal Hospital. Stillwater 812,570 13,000 1 ocas’ly 864 2,504 238 S. Carolina.. . South Carolina Baptist Hospital. Columbia. 3,736,257 1,019,077 1964 150 i73, 884 3 weekly 6,591 5,462 585 Tennessee East Tennessee Baptist, Knoxville...... 4,875,680 1,600,000 25.424 1 weekly 9,341 4,IK 748 Tennessee. Baptist Memorial Hospital, Memphis ...... 28.688,445 5.689.555 1961 50 10,000 25,000 1 daily 14.69C 16,811 5,251 Mid State Baptist Hospital, Nashville 6,500,000 1,860,000 Yea 1961 200 2 daily 5.40C 9,742 1,000 Quarterly Tennessee... Texas Baylor University, Dallas...... 14,475,054 2,978,144 100,000 1,242,764 2 6 daily 12,082 19.16- 2,148 Texas Hendrick Memorial Hospital, Abilene 2,318,245 356,000 Yes 1962 65 75. (XX 1,002,471 1 weekly 5,250 6,097 669 Texas...... Hillcrest Memorial Hospital, Waco...... 1,356,392 216,455 Yes 1962 168 ...... 158,190 1 2 daily 6,062 4,76! 1.190 Texas Memorial Hospital, Houston...... 13,073,000 6.405.710 Yes 1962 312,511 5 daily 6,682 9,79 1,315 Texas Baptist Memorial Hospital. San Antonio...... 3,790,199 677,208 Yes 1962 2(1 100, (MX 109,053 1 weekly 3,58( 13,65; 368 Baptist Memorials Geriatric Hospital. San Angelo 1,000,000 105,000 Yes 1962 25 60 4 weekly 5- 8! 3 Review Texas Texas . Baptist Hospital of Southeast Texas, Beaumont 5,047,725 1,150,000 Yes 1962 10C 30,400 I daily 4,92< 5.815 381 Texas Valley Baptist Hospital, Harlingen 3,519,374 514,659 32,136 1 daily 3. 185 3,025 48t Virginia . . Virginia Baptist Hospital. Lynchburg ...... 2,071.733 425,392 4C 10,00(1 95.467 k...... 2,816 3,928 151 ‘No. visits. •1959 report. July, BAPTIST CHILDREN'S HOMES. SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION, I960 August, Co- care Campus from 1 September, 1 1 £ 8 State Name and Location Superintendent oft II *je 11 J Under 11 ouj Program Endowment operative living Received Total No. 3“ | I I 1,000,000 1891 : S S 290,059 : g 32 Alabama...... Alabama Baptist Children's Home. Inc. Box 439, Troy R. Hobson Shirey...... 196 1...... 1961 o © 8 8 150,000 1958 Alaska Turnagain Children's Home, O'Malley Rd., Anchorage . 18 2 cj 20,400 Arizona .... Baptist Children's Home of Arizona. 3101 West Missouri. 5 63,000 1960 Phoenix'...... H. C^Seefeldt...... Arkansas...... Bottoms Baptist Orphanage. Monticello...... 130 17 29 3,700 7S7W 196,750 15.847 746,558 1894 153.539 1954 California Sunny Crest Children's Home, 1901 Columbus, Bakersfield 17 13 6 8,464 63,120 Florida Baptist Children's Home, Lakeland...... T. M. Johns...... 183 40 42 280,190 98.289 179,530 12,834 1,061,993 1900 Florida...... 287,004 1927 Florida . . . Baptist Home for Children, 2332 Bartram Rd., Jacksonville 90 15 178,749 57,883 Georgia Georgia Baptist Children’s Home, Inc., Hapeville. John C. Wary 530 13 80 1,200,000 950,000 275.000 3,800,000 1872 345,378 1917 Illinois...... Baptist Children's Home, Inc., Carmi...... S. Otho Williams...... 60 3 21 4,943 96,652 24,961 Glen Dale Baptist Children's Home, Glendale...... C. Ford Deusner...... 155 32 35 2S6.O74 37,402 270,561 78,298 1,427,464 1915 Kentucky ...... 432,461 1957 Kentucky Pinecrest, Morehead ...... Mrs. Virginia R. Fields...... 47 10 5,633 21,551 78.687 14,435 Spring Meadows Children's Home. Middletown J. D. Herndon...... 150 60 32 533,911 37,402 235,397 23,639 1,379,150 1869 Kentucky...... 1,067.455 1899 Louisiana . Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home, Monroe...... D. C. Black...... 170 36 3,115 150,238 174,905 124,416 Baptist Home for Children. 6301 Greentree Rd.. Bethesda Walter Wood . 40 14 400,000 56,625 12,000 .300,000 1915 Maryland . . .. 739,458 1894 Mississippi Baptist Children's Village, 304 W. Woodrow Wilson Ave. Paul N. Nunnery...... 109 8 35 302,232 50,000 134,430 Missouri...... Missouri Baptist Children's Home, 11300 St. Charles Rock Rd., Bridgeton...... Edgar E. Blake...... 92 212 53 417,750 71,901 264,675 15,124 900,611 1886 New Mexico . New Mexico Baptist Children’s Home, Portales...... Walker C. Hubbard...... 65 4 10 3,000 80,113 323,814 1919 N. Carolina... Baptist Children's Homes of North Carolina, Inc., W. R. Wagoner...... 460 204 150 819,252 283,631 896,460 48,914 2,960,682 1885 Oklahoma...... Oklahoma Baptist Children's Home, 63rd and N. Pennsylvania. Oklahoma City...... James V. Browning...... 176 27 38 244,000 100,000 325,000 7,000 1,683,000 1903 325,000 1953 Oklahoma . Boys Ranch Town, Oklahoma City...... Charlea T Boldin 38 1 10 429,000 40,000 Connie Maxwell Children's Home, Greenwood...... Sam M. Smith...... 265 137 82 750,960 119,153 419,977 18,970 1,928,562 1891 Tennessee. Tennessee Baptist Children's Homes. Inc., 1812 Belcourt, W. C. Crcasman...... 382 18 76 19.136 201,239 322,467 25,535 1,905,580 1891 93,617 5,366.994 1879 Texas...... E. L. Carnett ...... 613 863 192 6,580,790 215,332 1,192,202 Mexican Baptist Children's Home, Rt. 9, Box 351, Texas...... 733.972 1944 San Antonio 11...... J. Ivey Miller...... 141 26 141,576 161,329 27,488 Texas Baptist Children’s Home, Round Rock...... James S. McNabb, Jr...... 130 58 36 62,579 181,896 219,123 13,000 763,000 1950 Texas...... 164,949 126,382 809,911 1952 Texas...... South Texas Children’s Home, P. 0. Box 991, Beeville... J. M. Lunsford...... 120 60 26 60,000 169,455 Virginia Baptist Children's Home, Salem...... R. Franklin Hough, Jr...... 190 204 63 691,500 81,000 324,000 7,500 1,500,000 1889 Page 'No children in residence at this time. Waiting for license to operate. S3 •Consists of four homes: Franklin. Memphis, and Chattanooga (2). . . ■ •Consists of reports pertaining to Buckner Orphans Home, Dallas; Boy s Ranch, Burnet; Girl s Home, Lubbock; and Bethesda, ban Antonio. SOUTHERN BAPTIST REPORTS—1845-1960 Year Membership Baptisms S.S. V.B.S. T.U. W.M.U. Brotherhood Church Mission Total All Churches Enrolment Enrolment Enrolment Enrolment Enrolment Property Gifts Gifts 1845 351,951 23,222 4.126 1846 367,017 24,062 4,411 1847 376,851 25,62? 4,501 1848 385,803 27; 412 4,695 1849. 404,606 33.497 4,874 1850 1851 423,507 33,831 5,113 1852...... 467,334 37.611 5,817 1853 495,945 41,863 6,209 1854 519,210 43,423 6,394 1855 542,396 43,722 6,590 1856 568,973 43,065 6,777 1857 580.296 43,122 7,062 1858 617,723 51,007 7,338 1859 639,240 49,127 7,701 1860 649,618 51,342 1872 . 956.067 68,017 287,658 1873 1,098,808 50.532 1874 1.200.106 67.498 1875 . 1.249,073 62,678 1876 1,342,432 69,448 1877. 1.418,296 63,680 1878. 1.483.660 70,568 1879. 1.516.351 53,760 1880 1.672,631 78.243 377.214 13,455 1881. 961,435 47,575 396,359 13,527 1882 915,140 47.886 458,917 13,438 1883 934.817 53.908 502,105 13,513 1884 .. 976,153 62.424 556,715 14,102 1885.. 1.013,160 65,197 326,003 4,700,893 202,170 1,513,640 14,488 1886. 1,071.823 90.877 372.929 6,840,281 209,116 1,603,934 14,346 1887... 1.125.892 83. 158 448,365 9,180,634 219,282 1,876,260 14,874 1888... 1. 165,812 73,052 539.083 11.515.881 295,394 2,203,700 15,343 1889 . 1. 194.654 77,507 549,127 13,282,024 306,493 2.287.930 15,894 1890 1,235,908 81,806 577,230 13.382.359 398,916 2,876,927 16,091 1891... 1.282,220 84,076 494,845 14,703,308 3,252,716 16,654 1892 1,321,540 82,478 15,600,061 3,045.689 17,710 1893 1,363,351 93,842 17,361,794 3,218,789 17,346 1894 1,431.041 105,190 414,379 17.913,444 2,927,162 17,803 1895 1,468.991 90,877 576,711 19,551,268 2,970,429 18,143 1896 1.529. 191 97,557 611,528 18,351.855 425.871 2,547,347 18,678 1897 . 1,568,906 98,984 611,612 18,681.227 667,190 2,895,080 18.922 1898 1.586,709 77,243 628,002 19,207,537 613,946 2.857,071 18,873 1899 . 1.608,413 73,635 636.944 19.437,323 701,323 3.069,507 18,963 1900 1,657,996 80,465 670,569 20,025,344 881.219 3,456,014 19,558 1901 . 1,683,039 95,610 712,012 20,637,619 971,984 4,016,394 19,653 1902 1,737,446 108,517 745.474 21,513,888 1.086.308 4,571,325 19,911 1903. 1.805,889 103,241 761,059 22.828,672 1,127,794 5,038,253 20,431 1904 1,832,638 103,021 776,248 23,824,590 1,210,134 5,379,081 20,402 1905 1,899,427 105,905 844,040 25,471.209 1,476.330 6,083,860 21,802 1906 . 1,946,948 124.911 876,682 27,917,149 1,704,130 7,108,934 1907. 2,015,080 129,152 959.795 ... 30.861,438 1.817,556 7,863,416 21.206 T.U. W.M.U. Brotherhood Church Mission Total All Churches Year Membership Baptisms S.S. Property Gifts Gifts Enrolment Enrolment Enrolment Enrolment Enrolment 34.637,020 1,997,634 8,522.652 21,887 1908 2.139,080 146,717 1,055,721 37.203.622 2,264,198 9,474,777 22,438 1909 2,218,911 140,980 1,131,981 43,393,899 2,480,207 10.424,486 23,248 1910 2,332,464 134,440 1.248,116 46,843,897 2,522,161 10.926.406 23,676 2,421,203 132,396 1,288,014 60.700 10,883,092 23,982 1911 76,665 48.634,360 2,631,976 1912 2.446.296 123,471 1,329,720 53.392.795 2,811,515 12,158,587 24,171 137,396 1,491,426 117,695 13,073,940 24,338 1913 . 2.522.633 159,932 66,861,492 3,038.044 1914 2.588.633 151,441 1,705,871 58,319,638 2,977,667 12,541,890 24,451 2,685,552 168,235 1,760.802 153,071 13,415,884 24,602 1915 175.540 61.159,186 3.233,011 1916 2.744.098 160,497 1,784,992 64.772.860 3.560.963 15,346,158 24,883 1917 2.844.301 148,699 1.835.811 69.974.092 4,911.105 17.852.929 24,851 2,887,428 113,833 1,759,208 230.540 21.327.446 25,303 1918 301,873 74.273,728 7,331.266 1919 2,961,348 123,069 1,835.936 97,732,990 14.038,661 34,882.082 27,444 173,595 1,926.610 322.011 33.432,746 27,634 1920 3,149,346 384.215 102.404.038 10,962,725 1921. 3.220.383 233,571 2.147.654 115,346,960 9,849,857 32.167,978 27,919 224,844 2.220.035 483,166 27,611 1922 3.366.211 148.108 127,121.096 9,393,618 34.439,436 3,494. 189 195.864 2,381.717 495,149 9,863,154 37,359,615 27,517 1923 546.193 269.906 141,737427 1924 3.574.531 209,676 2.536,963 165.909.278 8,255.435 39.027,009 24,341 224,191 2,691,828 28.167 531.415 . 39.855,829 24,774 1925* 3.649.330 498.426 195.005,216 8,161,411 3.616.694 J93.279 2,683,331 38,077 7,843.652 39,787,237 24,274 1926* 480,190 440.009 205.705.944 1927* 3.673,712 197,165 2,780,043 207,614.545 7.402,788 39,927,910 25,705 2,797,129 44,230 500.564 523.736 24,010 1928* 3,705.876 183,020 531.394 213,327.088 7,641,330 39,337,149 3,770,645 175,631 2,776,665 61.079 501.405 37,489,021 23,731 1929 533.976 624.659 217,979,116 6.763,837 3.850.278 198,579 2.839,183 57.983 5,819.375 32,618,128 23,806 1930 68,786 546.948 651.690' 217.066,775 1931. 3.944.566 211,253 2,952,910 209.719.089 4,951,011 27,341,488 24,035 226.855 3,051,469 71,568 583,842 563.830 24,270 1932. 4,066, 140 581,442 204.376,293 3,880,774 23,289.361 211,393 3,069,484 83,600 618,283 24.653,276 24,360 1933 4.173,928 649,773 571.702 202,096.794 4,251,668 1 4,277.052 209,364 3,104,411 100.902 4.624.515 26.888,567 24,537 1934 140,878 662.004 593,766 202,101,914 1935 4.389.417 202.047 3,157,458 203.469,481 4,986.885 29,188,687 24,671 191,993 3,173.356 198,153 693,186 595,852 32.265.687 24,844 1936 4.482.315 742.201 612.075 206.668.413 5,702,150 4.595.602 204,567 3,211,707 264.247 5,798.529 35,265.340 24,932 1937 376,455 805,946 715.402 210.466.838 1938 4,770,185 256,814 3.368,851 214.724,695 6.267,263 37,136,531 25,018 269,155 3.523.853 421,377 874,791 747.845 40.359,038 25,259 1939 4.949.174 919,689 758,151 221,974,479 6.787,627 5.104.327 245,600 3.590,374 641,206 232,944,315 7,822,340 44,857,607 25,603 1940 3,553.467 617,404 954,179 768.976 1941 5.238,132 209,693 54,868 204.131,184 9.681.772 52,247.622 26,737 209.127 3.430.929 690,114 801,567 748,465 63,067,085 25,790 1942 6.367.129 777,732 716,433 33,009 248,168,495 13,455,640 5.493.027 202,301 3,332,978 648,707 17,300,389 76.588,616 25,965 1943 635,947 759,885 719,186 34.750 259,534.009 5.667.926 218,223 3,372,909 276,089,771 22,490,751 98,458,425 26,191 1944 3,526.310 801,218 703,332 739,360 38,538 1945 5.865.554 266,699 71,412 313,053.779 27.240.704 116,226,949 26,401 3,738.924 1,056,678 802,859 767,521 26,764 1946 6.079,305 253,361 761,907 97,146 366.830,652 28,472.014 132,162,846 285,152 4.004.075 1.328.790 927.908 155,574.504 26.822 1947 6.270,819 1,079,024 856,332 119,230 450,489.617 30.605.598 6.489.221 310,226 4,301,490 1,268,171 548,261,664 31,316,818 178,337,307 27,285 1948 4,643,650 1,443,072 1,235,438 943,135 142,412 1949 6.761,265 334,892 167,744 646,271,741 33.402.224 197,242.154 27,788 5,024,553 1,642.772 1,440,895 1,033,479 28,289 1950 7,079,889 376,085 1,087.427 185,587 761,510,838 37.268.172 222,838,109 376,626 6,253,695 1,770,418 1.554.660 248.004,289 28,865 1951 7.373,498 1,677.293 1,143,993 214,486 890,697,339 45,822.830 7.634,493 354,384 5,491,066 2,059,163 1,020,504,214 48,427.760 278.851,129 29,496 1952 2,108,370 1,849,544 1,188,080 242,918 7.886.016 361,835 5,759,128 273.406 1,162.761.138 52,926,157 305.573,654 29,899 1953 6,356,489 2,570,290 2.062,952 1.302.060 30.377 1954 8,169.491 396,857 404,281 1.323,453.534 58.360,247 334.836.283 416,867 6.641,715 2.652,788 2,223,502 1,245,358 372.136.675 30.834 1955 8,474,741 2,316,354 1.267,850 445.630 1,491,385,336 64.954.516 8.708.823 384,627 6.823,713 2,733,990 1,662,512,890 70.015,299 397.550.347 31,297 1956 2.777.104 2,414,584 1.324.295 511.621 31.498 1957 8,966.255 389,716 6.972.350 582,497 1,825.474.318 74.750.699 419,619,438 407,892 7.096.175 2,908,157 2.503.920 1,395,974 453,338.720 31.906 1958 9.206.758 2,608,110 1,456,192 617,263 2,009.254.164 77.753.190 9.485.276 429,063 7,276,502 2,910.258 2.204,351.566 81.924.906 480,608.972 32.251 1959 7,382,550 3,004,730 2,664,730 1,484,589 619,105 I960 9,731,691 386,469 •B.M.A.’s dropped from list. SOUTHERN BAPTIST HOMES SECTION II 1 sBuimma World of Religion State Name and Location * *>q^n Superintenden Chartered IS How Financed 5 Home N Value of Date Total D. C...... Baptist Home of the Distric 1 BAPTISTS AROUND THE WORLD of Columbia, 3248 N Street Endowment, Appropriations of D. N. W., Washington, D. C... Glenn A. Kirscl 1884 2 2 1 1 50,51 C. Convention Florida...... Florida Baptist Retiremen Gift of property, Cooperative Pro- North America 20,781,506 Centers, Vero Beach-...... J. Perry Carter 195 25( 300, (XX gram, individual contributions Georgia...... Baptist Village, Inc., Way Europe 1,164,170 cross...... Baptist Convention, H. R. Mitchell 1955 Georgia 5f 25 1 10 850. (XX Friends and residents Asia 805,189 Kentucky...... Baptist Home of Northern Kentucky, Main and Home Unified Budget of North Bend and Africa 337,817 Streets, Newport...... Leo Drake... . 1952 Campbell Associations and fees 70 69 42 346,000 from residents South America 191,871 Louisiana...... Arcadia Baptist Home. Arca dia...... Mrs. Florence Louisiana Baptist Convention, Central America 110,964 residents revenue and donations L. Norris...... 1958 48 48 1 6 300.000 Middle East 449 Maryland...... Baptist Home of Maryland. 1615 Park Ave., Baltimore . Mrs. Mildred Endowment and Cooperative Pro Southwest Pacific 80,802 gram Shreckhise . . 1916 22 22 2 8 93,000 Missouri...... Baptist Home for the Aged, Ironton...... Missouri Baptist Cooperative Pro lohn Burney... 938 120 120 1 43 1,000,000 gram, Endowment, Specials N. Carolina. ’... Carolina Baptist Homes, Inc., Reynolds Pari Road, Special Day Offerings from the Grand Total 23,472,768 Winston-Salem...... churches; Cooperative Program V. A. Poole 951 120 120 3 71 942.355 funds, special gifts, and residents Oklahoma...... Oklahoma City Golden Age Home, Oklahoma City ’... . T. Daniel.. 1 Source: Boplist World Alliance Oklahoma...... lugo Golden Age Home, Hugo...... • F. Murrell .. 989 30 'itiiens of Hugo and Baptist S. Carolina.... 5ethea Baptist Home, Dar 1 10 186,000 ^General Convention lington...... Cooperative Program. 5th Sunday . L. Gross . 951 75 20 4 15 1,250,000 contributions TexasT ...... fary E. Trew Home, Dallas. • L. Ponder BAPTISTS AROUND THE WORLD 954 60 03 4 22 758.655 Texas...... Pexas Baptist Haven,- Latest Baptist membership figures received in the Washington offices of the Baptist World Houston...... C. Kuester. . 1 Alliance and published in The Baptist World, January, 1961. MS 70 79 11 800,796 Virginia ...... ’ irginia Baptist Home, Inc.. Culpeper...... AFRICA . B. LeSueur j 1 946 280 200 5. cooperative Program, Individual 57 1 2.500,000 gifts, Sunday school offerings, Algiers ...... 1 1 residents Angola...... 14,464 British Cameroons...... 31,000 Cameroun ...... 11,761 Congo ...... 149,596 Egypt ...... 80 Ethiopia ...... 19 Central African Republic...... 24,923 Ghana...... 2,400 Guinea ...... Ivory Coast...... 5,026 Kenya ...... 32 Liberia ...... 14,025 Monzambique ...... 1,800 Nigeria ...... 44,205 Nyasaland...... 2,003 Rhodesia, Northern...... 1,540 Rhodesia, Southern ...... 3,725 St. Helena ...... 96 Sierra Leone ...... 429 South Africa...... 30,568 Page 56 Page 57 Quarterly Review July, August, September, 1961 Southwest Africa...... Latvia...... 6,796* Spanish Morocco ...... 50 Lithuania ...... 190* Tanganyika ...... 75 Uganda...... Norway...... 7,264 Poland...... 2,536 TOTAL FOR AFRICA ...... 337,817 Portugal ...... 1,833 Romania ...... 80,000 Burma...... 207,068 Ceylon .. %...... 1,324 Scotland ...... ,...... 20,139 Spain...... 3,172 China (Mainland) ...... 123,000* Sweden ...... 33,798 Hong Kong and Macao ...... 14,563 Switzerland ...... 1,996 India ■ ...... 408,007 Indonesia ...... 967 USSR ...... :...... 540,000 Wales ...... 94,548 Japan ...... 19,631 Yugoslavia ...... 3,900 Korea ...... 6,436 TOTAL FOR EUROPE ...... 1,164,170 Malaya and Singapore...... 1,626 MIDDLE EAST * Nepal ...... Gaza ...... Okinawa ...... 200 Israel ...... HO Pakistan ...... 12,181 Jordan ...... 124 Taiwan ...... 7,315 Lebanon...... 215 Thailand ...... 2 481 Turkey ...... Vietnam ...... TOTAL FOR MIDDLE EAST...... 449 TOTAL FOR ASIA ...... 805,189 SOUTH AMERICA CENTRAL AMERICA Argentina ...... 13,000 Bahamas ...... 16,000 Bolivia ...... 1,218 Bermuda ...... 49 Brazil ...... 163,084 British Honduras...... U9 Chile ...... ,...... 7,686 Costa Rica...... 549 Colombia ...... 2,792 Cuba ...... 16,084 Ecuador...... 107 Dominican Republic...... 200 Guiana, British...... 289 El Salvador...... 2,685 Guatemala ...... j 703 Guiana, Dutch...... 44 Paraguay ...... 079 Honduras ...... 200 Peru ...... M01 Haiti ...... 29,103 Uruguay...... 1,071 Jamaica...... 29,674 Venezuela ...... ®00 Nicaragua...... 3,464 TOTAL FOR SOUTH AMERICA ...... 191,871 Panama...... 2,833 SOUTHWEST PACIFIC Puerto Rico ...... 7,000 40,124 St. Lucia...... 161 2,889 St. Vincent...... 112 14,789 Trinidad and Tobago...... 1 106 TOTAL FOR CENTRAL AMERICA ...... ’ 110 964 TOTAL FOR SOUTHWEST PACIFIC ...... 80,802 EUROPE NORTH AMERICA Austria ...... i,000 Canada ...... 174,013 Belgium ...... 36i 16,125 Bulgaria ...... ' 676* Mexico ...... United States: Channel Islands...... 265 American Baptist Convention ...... 1,563,593 Czechoslovakia ...... 4117 Baptist General Conference of America . . . ■ 68,930 Denmark...... 7 377 National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc...... 4,557,416 England ...... 200J00 National Baptist Convention of America . . . . 2,668,799 Estonia ...... 9,041* North American Baptist General Conference 50,646 Fin>and...... / ' 3’382 Seventh Day Baptist General Conference . 5,965 France ...... 3,022 Southern Baptist Convention (1960) ...... 9,731,591 Germany...... 99,926 1,944,428 Greece...... 20 other Baptist bodies...... Total for United States ...... 20,591,368 Holland...... g 247 TOTAL FOR NORTH AMERICA ...... 20,781,506 Hungary...... 19^628 23,472,768 Ireland ...... 5,564 GRAND TOTAL Isle of Man ...... 41 Baptists are known to be in all countries list®d- A blank in the numbers Ita*y ...... ’ 5,251 column indicates no figures are currently available. membership statistics of larger religious bodies in the UNITED STATES Sunday Sunday School School Members Members Churches Churches Membership Membership Religious Body 1959 1958 1959 1958 1959 1958 Seventh-day Adventists...... 311,535 301,826 3,002 2,956 310,158 300,258 Assemblies of God...... 505,703 505,552 8,149 8,088 953,978 922,663 American Baptist Convention...... cl. 555,360 cl. 555,360 6,362 c6,362 bl.012,579 1,012,579 Southern Baptist Convention...... 9,485,276 9,202,205 31,906 31,477 7,276,502 7,088,198 National Baptist Convention, U. 8. A., Inc...... •_...... b5, (MX), 000 5,000.000 1)26,000 26,000 c2,407,348 c2,407,348 National Baptist Conv. of America...... d2,668,799 d2,668,799 dll,398 dll,398 e2,500,000 il,000,100 American Baptist Association...... 647,800 630,000 3,073 3,045 234,630 234,205 Conservative Baptist Assn, of America. 275,000 275.1X10 1,300 1,300 350,000 C350.000 Free Will Baptist...... 200,000 184,287 2,500 2,166 165,000 152,500 General Association of Regular Baptist 130,612 126,268 887 843 North American Baptist Association.... 330,266 d261,202 1,980 dl.778 381,750 d285,345 United Free Will Baptist Church...... bl00,(XJ|) blOO.OOO h836 h836 h31,500 h31,5OO Church of the Brethren...... 201,219 200.282 1,070 1,069 165,063 156,757 Buddhist Churches of America ...... 20,000 10,000 52 51 7,700 C15.6OO Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ) International...... 1,801,414 1.943.599 8,060 7,945 1,189,222 1,276,231 Church of God (Cleveland, Tenn.)...... 162,794 155,511 3,183 3,082 277,151 258,573 Church of God (Anderson, Ind.)...... 135.294 133,214 2,244 2,234 240,245 239,077 Church of God in Christ . 382,679 380.428 3,800 3,800 96,500 96,500 I 'hutches of Christ...... 2,007,650 2, (MX), (XX) 17.850 17,500 j209,615 j2O9,615 Church of the Nasarene 300,771 291,036 4. ID 4,309 673,373 652,287 Congregational Christian Churehes. 1,414,595 1,381,121 5.447 5,341 753,773 768,940 Greek Archdiocese of North and South America 1,200,000 1.150.000 380 378 56.500 C59.500 Romanian Orthodox Episcopate of Amer. 50,000 50,000 52 51 1, 162 1,095 The Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia...... i55.000 i55,000 i81 i81 The Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic Church of America ...... C755.000 C755.000 c352 c352 C10.8OO C10.800 Syrian Antiochian Orthodox Church. . 250,000 110,000 73 80 6,800 5,750 Evangelical and Reformed Church. . 809.137 806.365 2,742 2,731 552,120 553.218 Evangelical United Brethren Church. . 749,788 749,188 4,317 4,353 742,267 697,038 International Church of the Foursquare Gospel ...... b’9,012 79,012 b697 697 b67.590 67.590 Jehovah's Witnesses ...... 239.418 226,797 4,020 3,484 Jew ish Congregations ...... f5.500,000 15,500,000 fl.079 f4,O79 C252.839 C252.839 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Sts. 1,457,735 1,394,729 3,290 3,139 1,456,731 1,354,509 Reorganised Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day Sts...... 152,408 146,336 927 883 85,780 84,275 Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod 2.304,962 2.234,844 5.109 5.028 833.085 800,950 Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod’ . c342.99^ c342,993 c84l c841 c51.542 51.542 American Lutheran Church...... 1.002,015 973.951 1,961 1,966 434.741 421,488 Augustana Evangelical Lutheran Church 596,147 582,564 1.2(X 1.186 247.383 239,776 Evangelical Lutheran Church 1,125,867 1,092.866 2.482 2,473 389,399 365,423 United Lutheran Church in America. . 2,369, 26.' b2.293,902 4.260 b4.171 1,043,861 876,110 Mennonite Church 72,13f 71,365 85; 858 116,642 112,890 African Methodist Episcopal Church. i1.166.301 il, 166,301 i5,878 i5,878 i363.432 363,432 African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church ...... 780,0(X 780, (XX 3,09( 3,090 420,000 420,000 Christian Methodist Episcopal Church. 1392,167 i392,167 i2.469 i2,469 il 15,424 ill5.424 The Methodist Church . 9, 815,461 9,670,69( 39.236 39,138 7,154,104 7,084 188 Pentecostal Church of God of Amer. Inc.. b!03,50( 103.500 b9(X 9(X blOO.OOO 100.000 United Pentecostal Church, Inc. . bl60.0(X 160, (XX bl.595 1,595 h130,000 h!30,000 Polish National Catholic Church of Am. . b271,3!6 271,316 157 157 i23.543 i23,543 Cumberland Presbyterian Church...... 87,261 87,53! 984 990 72,138 73,v7b Presbyterian Church in the U. S...... 889.196 869,452 3,978 3,984 725,736 682,968 United Presbyterian Church in the U.S. A. 3,145,731 3,094,63; 9.141 9.212 Protestant Episcopal Church...... 3,126.662 3.042,286 7,01 6,909 b931,053 885,104 Christian Reformed Church...... 236,145 228.905 54 529 63,854 62,685 219,771 216.091 867 852 162,665 161,049 Reformed Church in America...... 3,313,852 Roman Catholic Church...... 40,871.302 39.509.508 23,346 21,617 3,301,401 Salvation Army ...... 253,06 250,583 1,259 1,273 161,i9< 159,949 International General Assembly of d!64.072 dl64.072 d209 d209 b4.635 h4,635 Spiritualists ...... 58,158 Unitarian Churches...... 1O9.5OS 108,396 384 373 64,032 108.539,105 106.036,06" 282.282 277,586 41.407,456 38,984,986 2,212,327 Smaller Religious Bodies...... 3,687.800 3,521,674 32,063 31,863 2,658,999 44,066,45' 41,197,313 Grand Totals...... 112,226.905 109.557,74 314,345 309,419 ’Formerly Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod of Wisconsin and Other States. Source: I960 and 1961 YEARBOOK OF AMERICAN CHURCHES *-1959 figure, b-1958 figure, 0-1857 figure, d-1956 figure, «^1955 figure, f-1954 figure, g-1953 figure, h-1952 figure, 1-1951 figure, j- 1936 figure Page 60 Quarterly Review FINANCIAL REPORTS FROM RELIGIOUS BODIES DsllglouB Body Total Total Foreign Per Capita For Capita Miaslona Foreign Mission DENOMINATIONS Total Gift* Baptist: •( American Convention...... Gifts 13,852,997 1 74,877,669 2,222,036 48.52 North American General Conference 1,138,443 4,834, IM 196,142 102.91 (Seven th-Day General Conference/ 82,084 280,126 &.R. Southern Convention...... 77,753,190 453,338,720 15,985,116 American Baptist Convention $48.52 $1.44 Brethren: Brethren in Christ...... 429,936 1,344,115 126,076 •Brethren (Ashland, IM. 81 Church Ohio) 240,227 1,327,923 56,380 "(Church of the Brethren 3,025,556 12,143,983 347,604 65.27 Southern Baptist Convention 53.88 1.90 8,298,206 42,183,5M 2,885,806 135.51 •Church of God, Andereon, Indiana. 1,829,185 13,329,185 M4.650 10. Churches of God in N.A...... 104.51 Congregational Christian Churches 71.12 1.78 357,219 2,652,509 89,000 71.24 10,742,515 100,938,267 2,520,110 71.12 •tChnetian Churches (Discipies of Christ)/ 14,335,730 13. M.375,152 2,112,996 60.93 Disciples of Christ 60.93 1.53 Eastern: American Catholic/.. 18,995 32,618 1,609 14. (Ukrainian Orthodox/ 2,925 3,067 . 15. (Evangelical and Reformed...... 8,678,738 65, Mi, 874 1,259,466 80.92 Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod 93.89 1.73 16. •Evangelical Congregational/... 428,667 3,270,787 17. Evangelical Covenant Church of America 149,709 75 85 2,014,757 9,780,882 507,356 IM.82 18. Evangelical Free Church of America/1 1,904,217 The Methodist Church 52.18 1.13 19. 6,347,394 1,142,530 203.54 9,218,767 48,071,719 1,103,950 M.40 20. Friends: •Ohio Yearly Meeting... 170,083 21. 722,243 78,583 126.00 United Presbyterian in the U.S.A. 82.30 2.98 International Foursquare Gospel/. 1,050,797 6,115,473 Lutheran: "American...... 487,560 74.49 8,524,329 50,163,078 881,012 •(American Evangelical 73.52 200,702 1,033,907 13,891 63.83 Protestant Episcopal Churches 61.36 1.44 24. •(Augustana...... 5,837,322 25. 31,279,336 799,047 76.97 Evangelical...... 10,149,278 49,488,063 884,001 Evangelical Synod 104,335 United Lutheran Church 68.29 2.51 27. 579,862 2,918 M.22 Free...... 840,393 3.3M.270 177,888 Missouri Synod... 61.20 28,926,041 142,565,356 2,619,626 93.89 Suomi Synod...... 229,797 30. 1,686,342 29,735 68 61 •(United...... 24,333,311 114,458,260* 4,210,112 31. United Evangelical/ 68 29 605,967 3,256,676 95,000 Source National Council of Churcbos. Wisconsin Synod/. 3,232,064 14,586,801 418,281 63 05 Mennomte: Evangelical...... 201,354 .. *. .. General Conference.' 349,539 82,638 148.80 1,596,355 3,917,812 330,254 35. Methodist: Free...... 110 26 8, M2,370 14,935,618 •(Methodist Church/. 663,925 269.71 75,957,445 512, IM,668 11,096,444 Wesleyan/...... 52.18 Moravian: (Unity of "the Brethren/ 1,701,543 8,340,985 305,792 228.13 18,577 217,049 „ a (Northern Province.... 3,251 52.45 400,455 2,398,665 138,270 89 28 Pentecostal Holiness Church/ •. 470,242 41. 6,856,501 207,568 113.30 Pilgrim Holiness Church...... 908, M2 6,072,196 42. Presbyterian: Areociate Refa 441,208 200 48 355,340 1,292,612 60,400 43. •Cumberland.. 47 32 639,330 4,110,583 148,049 46 70 Orthodox.... 268,132 I Church Membership and Sunday School Enrolment j 45. 1,112,913 120,087 161 17 21,167,941 88,404,631 3,780,360 99 42 - •(United UAA. 45,912,424 259,679,057 47. ‘(Protestant Episcopal...... 9,414,522 82.30 I Selected Denominations in U.S. 25,822,217 130,279,762 3,063,148 61.36 48. •(Reformed Church in America 5,326,944 49. United Brethren in Christ... 22,970,936 1,202,229 103 23 1 9S9 Sunday School M8.017 2,359,377 172,079 119.69 I Denomination M.mberthip Enrolment I Total UA, 1059 (49 bodiea). 428,591,900 2,407.4M, Ml 73,267,321 I 69 13 Roman Catholic Church 40.871 302 •Member of Department of Stewardship and Benevolence. I 7,154.104 (Constituent of the National Council of Churches. Tho Methodist Church /Figures for this body not used in calculating total per-member contributions because figures this year and last year are not I comparable. Southern Baptist Convention 7 50.' ■Evangelical------Free— Church:— .Includes.uuu* about 31 inuuunmillion irurnfrom special special uiamonaDiamond Juoilee Jubilee Drive.Drive. ■United’United Lutheran: Total contributions figure includes llOflfUQ8196,049 nnntrilmrmlcontributed tnto TLutheran ntka—" Laymen'sI Movementt for— a*. Stewardship.------•-*-!— I United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. 2,028,315 | 'United Evangelical Lutheran: The figures for this body represent only a 10- I Latter Day Saints. 1,456,731 | I 753,773 | Congregational Christian Churches i J I I L Source: Yearbook of American Churches Pag* 62 Quor/er/y Aeviow Page 63 July, August, Sapt urnbur, 1961 2. MAJOR DENOMINATIONAL GROUPS Seventh-day Adventists: Headquarters, 6840 International Convention of Christian Eastern Avenue, Northwest, Takoma Park, Churches (Disciples of Christ): Headquar ters, 221 Ohmer, P.O. Box 19136, Indian Washington 12, D.C., W. R. Beach, secre apolis 19, Indiana; Gaines M. Cook, tary. executive secretary. Assemblies of God: Headquarters, 434 West Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints: Pacific Street, Springfield, Missouri; Thomas Headquarters, 47 East South Temple Street, F. Zimmerman, general superintendent. Salt Lake City, Utah; Frank H. Brown, American Baptist Convention: Headquarters, president, East Central States Mission, 1466 152 Madison Avenue, New York 16, New Cherokee Road, Louisville, Kentucky. York; E. H. Tull er, general secretary. American Lutheran Church: Headquarters, Southern Baptist Convention: 127 Ninth Ave Columbus, Ohio; Henry F. Schuh, D.D., nue North, Nashville 8, Tennessee; Porter LL.D., president, 57 East Main Street, Routh, executive secretary of Executive Com Columbus 15, Ohio. 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. Missouri; J. W. Behnken, D.D., president. National Baptist Convention, U.S.A., Inc.: J. The United Lutheran Church in America: H. Jackson, president, 3101 South Parkway, Headquarters, 231 Madison Avenue, New Chicago, Illinois. York 16, New York; Franklin Clark Fry, American Baptist Association: Headquarters, president, George F. Hankins, secretary: 214 East Broad Street, Texarkana, Arkan Edmund F. Wagner, treasurer. sas-Texas ; A. L. Patterson, corresponding The Methodist: F. E. Shuler, director of the SOURCE: Information Please Almanac secretary. Research and Statistics Department, 740 Rush Street, Chicago, Illinois. North American Baptist Association: A. R. Reddin, president, Conway Baptist College, Cumberland Presbyterian: Charles L. Lehning, Conway, Arkansas. Jr., past moderator, 4110 Laurel Ridge DIRECTORY OF CHRISTIAN GROUPS IN UNITED STATES Drive, Raleigh, North Carolina. Free Will Baptists: Headquarters, 8801 Rich land Avenue, Nashville 5, Tennessee; Bill Presbyterian, U. S.: Headquarters, 841 Ponce A. Melvin, executive secretary. de Leon Avenue, N.E., Atlanta 8, Georgia; I. CO-OPERATIVE AGENCIES James A. Millard, Jr., stated clerk. United Free Will Baptists: Headquarters, 1000 American Council of Christian Churches: 15 Department of Overseas Union Churches: University Street, Kinston, North Carolina; The United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A.: Park Row, New York; Rev. Clyde J. Ken 475 Riverside Drive, New York 27, New W. F. Cox, chairman of executive board, Headquarters, 510 Witherspoon Building, nedy, president. York; Raymond A. Gray, executive di Durham, North Carolina. Philadelphia 7, Pennsylvania; Eugene C. National Association of Evangelicals: 222 rector Blake, stated clerk. East Willow Avenue, Wheaton, Illinois; Division of Home Missions: 475 Riverside Church of Christ, Scientist: Headquarters. 107 Falmouth Street, Boston 15, Massachusetts; Protestant Episcopal: Headquarters, 281 Park George L. Ford, executive director. Drive, New York 27, New York; Jon L. Arthur W. Eckman, president. Avenue, South, New York 10, New York; National Council of Churches: 475 Riverside Regier, executive secretary. Arthur Lichtenberger, presiding bishop. Drive, New York 27, New York; J. Irwin Department of Church Building: 475 Church of God: Headquarters, Cleveland, Ten Miller, president; Roy G. Ross, general Riverside Drive, New York 27, New nessee ; James A. Cross, general overseer; Salvation Army The: National Headquarters, secretary; R. H. Edwin Espy, associate. York; S. T. Ritenour, executive director. A. M. Phillips, general secretary and 120-130 West Fourteenth Street, New York 11, New York; Commissioner Norman S. Division of Christian Education: 475 River General Department of United Church Men: treasurer. Marshall, national commander; Lt. Com side Drive, New York 27, New York; Gerald 475 Riverside Drive, New York 27, New Church of God (Anderson, Indiana): R. missioner L. W. Cowan, national chief E. Knoff, executive secretary. York; S. J. Patterson, Jr., general di Eugene Sterner, director of church service. rector. secretary. Commission on General Christian Education: Box 1004, Anderson, Indiana; Charles V. The Roman Catholic Church: Egidio Vagnozzi 475 Riverside Drive, New York 27, New General Department of United Church Weber, executive secretary of executive York. apostolic delegate to the United States, 3339 Women: 475 Riverside Drive, New York council. Box 430, Anderson, Indiana. Commission on Higher Education: 475 27, New York; Mrs. W. Murdoch Mac Massachusetts Avenue, N.W., Washington Riverside Drive, New York 27, New York. Leod, general director. Church of the Nasarene: Headquarters, 6401 8, D.C. The Paseo, Kansas City 10, Missouri; S. T. Commission on Missionary Education: 475 Broadcasting and Film Commission: 475 Greek Orthodox Church: Headquarters, 59 Riverside Drive, New York 27, New York. Riverside Drive, New York 27, New York ; Ludwig, general secretary. East Second Street, New York 8, New York ; Division of Christian Life and Work: 475 S. Franklin Mack, executive director. Churches of Christ: No general organisation. Metropolitan Leonty, archbishop of New Riverside Drive, New York 27, New York. Central Department of Evangelism: 475 York. C. Arild Olsen, executive secretary. Riverside Drive, New York 27, New York; United Church of Christ: The General Council Jewish Congregations: Union of American He Department of Stewardship and Benevo H. H. McConnell, acting executive di Congregational Christian Churches and brew Congregations, Headquarters for lence: 475 Riverside Drive, New York rector. Evangelical and Reformed Church, Room American Reform Judaism, 888 Fifth Ave 27, New York. Thomas K. Thompson, ex 62, 297 Park Avenue, S., New York 10, Office of Information: 475 Riverside Drive, nue, New York 21, New York; Maurice N. ecutive director. New York 27. New York; Fletcher Coatee, New York; Fred Hoskins and James E. Eisendrath, president. Division of Foreign Missions: 475 Riverside director. Wagner. Drive, New York 27, New York; Luther Bureau of Research and Surveys: 475 River A. Gotwald, executive secretary; Irene A. side Drive, New York 27, New York; Jones, associate executive secretary. Lauris B. Whitman, executive director. Page 64 Page 65 Quarterly Review July, August, September, 1961 SECTION III Facts of Interest MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, AND DIVORCES IN THE UNITED STATES, 1950-1960 Raji stared Marriages Births Divorces 1M0...... 1.667.23! 3,632,000 385,144 1M1.,...... 1,694,694 3,823,000 381,000 1M2...... 1,539,318 3,913,000 392,000 1953...... 1,546,000 3,965,000 390,000 1954...... 1,490,000 4,078,000 379,000 1955 ...... 1,531,000 4,104,000 377,000 1956...... 1.569,000 4,168,000 377,000 1957...... 1,516,000 4,254,000 378,000 1958...... 1,451,000 4,204,000 380,000 1959...... 1,494,000 4,249,000 396,000 1960...... Sourer: U. 8. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Estimated Projected Per Cent Age Population, 196<0 Population, 1970 Change . I 1 Under 4 16,079.443 18,755,576 16.6% | 1 Projected 4-5 7,862,451 8,734,343 11.1% 1 10.8% j Change in 6-8 11,447,607 12,687,766 U.S. 9-12 14,006,401 16,369,523 16.9% 1 Population 32.2% 1 13-16 12,043,809 15,916,596 1 By Age Group 1 17-24 18,875,284 28,571,196 51.4% 10.1% | 1960-1970 25-34 22,647,451 24,946,000 1 NOTE: Although the number of births hos increased in recent years, the number per 1 000 35-up 76,360,729 83,399,000 9.2% population hos remained somewhat stable. The changing age structure of the population, trim i75 209,380,000 V 16.8% and the decreasing death rate, have contributed Io this stable birth rate. ! Source: Bureau of the Census SOURCE.- Notional Office of Vital Statistic* L_ — — — —. — — — — _____— - ____ — — — ---- — — — Page 66 Page 67 Quarterly Review July, August, September, 1961 PROJECTED POPULATION GAINS BY REGIONS 1960 - 1970 PACIFIC 25% 'ATLANTIC 16% WEST NORTH CENTRAL (EAST MOUNTAIN M 13% NORTH CENTRAL 26% 23% 'SOUTH I EAST ATLANTIC ' SOUTH CENTRAL WEST SOUTH CENTRAL NOTE; PROJECTIONS NOT AVAILABLE I IPSO 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 195B 1959 FOR ALASKA AND HAWAII | • 1950 Dollars show the value of actual income at 1950 prices PROJECTED PERCENTAGE CHANGE IN POPULATION SELECTED STATES, 1960-1970 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME, 1959 LOSS -19% ARKANSAS OKLAHOMA MISSISSIPPI SOURCE. BUREAU OF THE CENSUS SOURCE: Survey of Current Business Page 68 Quarterly Review July, August, September, 1961 Page 69 EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT AND MONEY INCOME IN U.S. CHANGE IN U.S. CIVILIAN POPULATION BY TYPE OF RESIDENCE 1950-1959 I | URBAN I*RURAL NONFARM I RURAL FARM 1959___ ’ URBAN 104,990,000 95,917,000 I I ‘RURAL NONFARM 47,001,000 28,677,000 I | RURAL FARM 21,716,000 25,040,000 | ' ‘The large increase in rural nonfarm population reflects ' new suburban housing areas surrounding central cities. Source: Current Population Reports, Series P-20, No. 99, February 4, I960 I i Source: U.S. Cen$u» Bureou. ______ PER CENT OF EMPLOYED CIVILIANS IN ”} INCREASE IN NUMBER OF ARRESTS OF MAJOR OCCUPATIONAL GROUPS, 1960 PERSONS UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE, FOR SELECTED OFFENSES, 1958 - 1959 NARCOTIC DRUG LAWS FORGERY MURDER LIQUOR LAWS DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED | LARCENY 10 20 PER CENT INCREASE SOURCE Federal Bureau of Investigation Page 70 Quarterly Review Page 71 July, August, September, 1961 Page 72 Quarterly Review .?6> SECTION IV Elmer S. West, Jr., Secretary for Missionary Jesse C. Fletcher, Assiatan Secretary for Personnel Missionary Personnel Edna Frances Dawkins, Associate Secretary Eugene L. Hill. Secretary for Missionary for Missionary Personnel Education and Promotion Bill B. Cody, Associate Secretary for Mis Fon H. Scofield, Associate Secretary, Divi- BAPTIST DIRECTORIES sionary Personnel Janies G. Stertz, Associate Secretary for sion of Visual Education Missionary Personnel Genevieve Greer, Book Editor Luke B. Smith, Associate Secretary for Mis- Ione Gray, Director of Press Relations DIRECTORIES OF SOUTHERN BAPTISTS sionary Personnel Floyd H. North, Editor, The Commission 1960-1961 MISSIONARY PERSONNEL January 1, 1961 AFRICA. EUROPE, and the NEAR EAST . 454 ...858 SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION Ghana ...... 33 Kenya ...... 17 Organized in First Baptist Church, Augusta, Georgia, May 8, 1845 Liberia ...... 4 Nigeria ...... 213 Northern Rhodesia...... 6 OFFICERS OF THE CONVENTION Nyasaland ...... 6 Southern Rhodesia...... 45 34 1961 SESSION Europe ...... 44 France ...... 2 Ramsey Pollard, President, Bellevue Baptist James W. Merritt, 447 Boulevard, Gainesville. Church, Memphis, Tennessee Italy ...... 17 W. O. Vaught. Jr., First Vice President, Im Georgia, and Joe W. Burton. 127 Ninth Portugal ...... 2 Spain ...... 12 manuel Baptist Church, Little Rock, Avenue. North, Nashville 3, Tennessee, Sec Arkansas Switzerland ...... 11 retaries John L. Slaughter, Second Vice President, Near East ...... 52 First Baptist Church, Spartanburg, South Porter Routh. Treasurer, 127 Ninth Avenue. Gaza ...... 11 Israel ...... 18 Carolina North, Nashville 8, Tennessee Jordan ...... 12 1981 Session: May 23-26, St. Louis, Missouri Lebanon ...... 11 1962 Session: June 5-8, San Francisco, California LATIN AMERICA 526 1963 Session: May 7-10, Kansas City. Missouri Argentina ...... 68 1964 Session: May 18-24. Atlantic City, New Jersey Bahamas ...... 6 1965 Session: June 1-4, Dallas, Texas Brazil ...... 208 Chile . . . . . 48 Colombia ...... 87 4 Ecuador ...... 14 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE CONVENTION 8 Honduras ...... 8 127 Ninth Avenue, North. Nashville 3, Tennessee Mexico ...... 47 Paraguay ...... 19 Peru . 20 Porter Routh, Executive Secretary-Treasurer Leonard Hill, Production Editor of The Bap Spanish Publishing House ...... 9 Albert McClellan, Program Planning Secretary tist Program Uruguay ...... 20 John H. Williams, Financial Planning Sec 15 retary Kendall Berry. Chairman. Blytheville. Ar Venezuela ...... THE ORIENT ...... 500 W. C. Fields, Public Relations Secretary kansas China . 2 Theo Sommerkamp. Assistant Director. Baptist A. Barnum Hawkes. Recordlri, Seeretary. 2 Press Waycross, Georgia Hawaii ...... 24 Hong Kong ...... 38 1 ndonesia ...... 64 Japan ...... 128 Korea ...... 44 FOREIGN MISSION BOARD Malaya ...... 31 Organized in 1845 Okinawa ...... 2 Pakistan ...... 12 3806 Monument Avenue. Richmond 30, Virginia Philippines ...... 58 Taiwan . 43 . 42 Baker J. Cauthen. Executive Secretary Thailand ...... l-rnnk K. Mean,. Secretary for Latin America . 10 Charles E. Maddry. Executive Secretary, Vietnam ...... Winston Crawley. Secretary for the Orient 1,480* Emeritus Total ...... H. Cornell Goerner, Secretary for Africa 178 Rogers M. Smith, Administrative Associate to Emeritus Missionaries ...... Europe, and the Near East Total number of missionaries appointed since the organization of the the Executive Secretary Everett L. Deane, Treasurer of the Foreign Mission Board (including special appointees) 2,721 Mary Elizabeth Fuqua. Assistant to the Execu Ralph A. Magee, Assistant Treasurer tive Secretary Elbert L. Wright. Business Manager •Includes 147 missionaries on special appointment. Page 74 Quarterly Revit July. Auguit, September, 1961 Page 75 HOME MISSION BOARD ANNUITY BOARD Organized in 1845 Organized in 1918 161 Spring Street, N. W., Atlanta, Georgia 511 North Akard, Dallas I, Texas R. Alton Reed, Executive Secretary Owen Henley, Assistant Director of Invest Floyd B. Chaffin, Associate Secretary and ments ADMINISTRATION DIVISION OF EVANGELISM Public Relations Director Mrs. Mabie McCartney. Registrar and Re Courtfl Redford, Executive Secretary-Treasurer C. E. Autrey, Director L. Taylor Daniel, Associate Secretary and cording Secretary G. Frank Garrison, Assistant Executive Sec C. Y. Dossey, Associate Wallace Bassett, President Director of Relief, Disability, and Institu retary-Treasurer Eual F. Lawson, Associate Knox W. Sherrill, Attorney tional Plans Vernon Yearby, Associate Huggins and Company, Actuary Administrative Services Jack Stanton. Associate Fred W. Noe, Treasurer-Director of Invest Touche. Ross. Bailey, Smart, Auditor ments Gaston G. Harrison, M.D., Medical Director Leland Waters, Executive Assistant Curtis L. Johnston, Financial Secretary DIVISION OF MISSIONS Ransome W. Swords, Superintendent, Insur Arthur Rutledge. Director ance Services Mrs. Noble Y. Beall, Field Worker B. M. Crain, Business Manager SUNDAY SCHOOL BOARD Carlton Binns, Attorney Department of Associational Missions Organized in 1891 Department of Missionary Personnel Wendell Belew, Secretary Lewis W. Newman, Associate 127 Ninth Avenue, North, Nashville 3, Tennessee Glendon McCullough. Secretary Nathan Porter, Associate Department of City Missions General Ministries Fred B. Moseley, Secretary DIRECTORY OF PERSONNEL Clovis A. Brantley, Assistant Secretary in C. C. Warren, Director 30,000 Movement charge of Mission Centers Bertram King, Liaison Representative in J. V. James. Assistant Secretary in charge EXECUTIVE OFFICE Canada of Juvenile Rehabilitation William B. Mitchell, Assistant Secretary in James L. Sullivan, Executive Secretary-Treasurer | Division of Chaplaincy charge of Jewish Work J. M. Crowe, Administrative Assistant George Cummins, Director V1 illiam E. Burke. Assistant Secretary in James Thomas Gray, Systems Analyst James Peck, Secretary, Industrial and In charge of Information on Catholicism Herman L. King, Executive Assistant stitutional Chaplaincy Robert M. Turner, Internal Auditor Ernest Ackiss, Secretary, Ministry to Mili Department of Language Groups Noble Van Ness, Manufacturer's Consultant tary Personnel Ministries •Tames P. Guenther, Contracts and Insurance Consultant Loyd Corder. Secretary DIVISION OF CHURCH LOANS Gerald Palmer. Associate Clifton J. Allen, Editorial Secretary G. Frank Garrison, Director Herbert Caudill. Superintendent Baptist Mis R. H. Falwell. Curriculum Consultant Berner F. Wilson, Assistant sions in Western Cuba, Templo Bautista. Leonard E- Wedel, Manager, Personnel Department Thomas Haynes, Escrow Officer Zulueta 502, Habana, Cuba John H. Demerich, Office and Employees Services Supervisor L. D. Wood. Superintendent Baptist Missions Wallace Holleman. Salary Supervisor DIVISION OF EDUCATION AND Panama-Canal Zone. Box 3647, Balboa. Canal Zone Hubert B. Smothers. Employment Supervisor PROMOTION R. G. Van Royen. Field Worker. 7020 Oriole L. O. Griffith, Director Drive. Dallas. Texas BUSINESS DIVISION Department of Editorial Service Department of Pioneer Missions Walker L. Knight, Secretary A. B. Cash. Secretary R. L. Middleton, Director Kate Ellen Gruver, Book Editor L. A. Watson. State Superintendent of Mis sions in Alaska. 1037 16th Avenue, Anchor W. D. Kendall, Manager, Church Literature David Phillips Turner, Budget Analyst Department of Missionary Education age. Alaska Department William B. Frey, Tabulation Supervisor Richard E. George, Accounting Assistant L. W. Martin, Secretary John L. Alden, Jr., Supervisor, Order- Field workers : Department of Survey and Special Clerical John O. Jackson, Manager, Operations De E A. Henderson, Supervisor, Customer Vena Aguillard, 511 West Second Street. Studies partment Eunice, Louisiana Service Section Wilburn L. Taylor, Supervisor, Planning Irene Chambers, 715 Pyburn Street. Poca Billy Hargrove. Secretary Chester P. Ellis, Supervisor, Order Filling- and Scheduling hontas, Arkansas Leonard G. Irwin. Associate Mailing Section Emmett Golden. Supervisor, Purchasing Mrs. Bertha Lee. 525 West 12th Street. Robert Myrlin Brooks, Jr., Supervisor, William H. Donnell, Supervisor, Mainte Birmingham, Alabama Department of Work with National Literature Information Service nance Mrs. Hazel Mayo, Box 241. Oglethorpe, Baptists Ben R. Murphy, Manager, Accounting and Billy Frank Richardson, Supervisor, Special Georgia Control Department Operations Guy Bellamy. Secretary Hilton M. Austin, Chief Accountant E. A. Herron. Manager, Glorieta Baptist As Victor T. Glass, Associate Herman L. Redding, Jr., Financial Account Department of Promotion ing Supervisor sembly J. C. Durham, Jr., Secretary Department of Special Mission Howard L. 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Landsdell, B.S., M.A., LL.D., Pro OFFICERS Instructor of Piano and Theory Arranging fessor of Missions Sydnor Lorenzo Stealey, President Marc Hoyle Lovelace, A.B., Th.M., Th.D., Olin Trivette Binkley, Dean of the Faculty ADMINISTRATION Professor of Archaeology Ben C. Fisher, Administrative Assistant and Edward Allison McDowell, Jr., A.B., D.D., Director of Public Relations H. Leo Eddleman, B.A., Th.M., Ph.D., D.D., William C. Bolton, B.A., B.D., Assistant to Th.M., Ph.D., Professor of New Testament President the President Interpretation Gordon M. Funk, Business Manager Roland Q. Leavell, M.A., Th.D., D.D., LL.D., Nelle C. Davidson, B.S., B.S. in L.S., M.A., Edwin C. Osburn, Librarian President Emeritus Librarian M. Ray McKay, Ph.B., Th.M., Th.D., Professor of Preaching Fred Sandusky, Registrar Page 84 Quarterly Review July, August, September, 1961 Page 85 THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY William C. Bushnell, B.A., M.A., Assistant Leon Raper, M.M., Brass Instruments Instruc Professor of Church Music tor Founded 1859 L. Richard Dales, M.M., Voice Instructor John Norman Sims, M.M., S.M.D., Assistant Professor of Church Music 2825 Lexington Road, Louisville 6, Kentucky James W. Good, B.A., M.S.M., Organ In structor Leonard B. Starling, Jr., B.S., M.S.M., Con ducting, Voice Instructor Mrs. Bruce V. H^mII, B.S., Piano Ac DUKE K. McCALL, President companying Robert F. Sutter, B.M., Organ, Piano In structor G. Maurice Hinson, B.A., M.M., A.Mus.D., Associate Professor of Church Music Mrs. Willis H. Tassie, B.S., M.S.M., Instruc FACULTY tor in Voice and Choral Literature William L. Horton, B.A.M., M.S.M., Instruc Kent Taylor, Jr., B.M., Piano Instructor Duke K. McCall, B.A., Th.M., Ph.D., LL.D., Hugh Raymond Peterson, B.A., Th.M., Ph.D., tor in Music History, Voice D.D., Litt.D., President D.D., Administrative Dean; Director of Ad Philip Malpas, M.M., Organ Instructor Mabel Warkentin, B.A., M.R.E., M.S.M., As missions sistant Professor of Church Music Leo T. Crismon. B.A., M.S., Th.M., Ph.D., W. Peyton Thurman. B.A., Th.M., Th.D., Dean Wesley McCoy, B.M.Ed., M.M.Ed., M.S.M., Mrs. Donald A. White, M.M., Piano Instructor Librarian of Students Instructor in Brass Instruments and In strumentation D. Janet Wiest, B.A., Piano Instructor SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY Hugh Thomas McElrath, B.A., M.S.M., As Johann Y. Yang, B.M., M.M., Music Theory, sistant Professor of Church Music Composition Instructor C. Penrose St. Amant, M.A., Th.M., Th.D., Nolan P. Howington, M.A., Th.M., Th.D., Mrs. Johann Y. Yang, M.M., Piano Instructor Ph.D., LLJ)., Dean, School of Theology and Associate Professor of Christian Ethics Eliot M. Newsome, B.M., Piano Instructor David T. Porter Professor of Church.History William E. Hull. B.A., B.D., Th.D., Assistant William Walter Adams, B.A., Th.M., Th.D., Professor of New Testament Interpretation D.D., James Buchanan Harrison Professor SCHOOL OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Herbert Cross Jackson, B.A., M.A., Th.M., of New Testament Interpretation Ph.D., Professor of Comparative Religion Allen Willis Graves, B.Ed., Th.M., Th.D., Ernest Joseph Loessner, M.A., Associate Pro George L. Balentine, B.A., D.D., Instructor in and Missions Greek New Testament Dean, School of Religious Education; Pro fessor of Religious Education Robert Inman Johnson, B.A., Th.M., D.D., fessor of Religious Education Hyran Euvene Barefoot, B.A., B.D., Th.D., Professor of Music and Speech Clara A. McCartt, C.P.S., Instructor in Assistant 'Professor of New Testament In William R. Cromer, Jr., B.A., B.D.R.E., In Church Office Procedures terpretation Page H. Kelley, B.A., B.D., Th.D., Associate structor in Religious Education Professor of Old Testament Interpretation Robert Myers, B.S., M.R.E., Instructor in Henlee Hulix Barnette, B.A., Th.M., Th.D.. Gaylord L. Lehman, B.A., B.D., Instructor in Findley Bartow Edge, M.A., Th.M., Th.D., Recreation and Camping Professor of Christian Ethics Preaching D.D., Basil Manly, Jr., Professor of Re Clarence Y. Barton, B.A., B.D., Th.M., ligious Education Robert Allen Proctor. Jr., B.A., M.R.E., M.S., Charles Addis McGlon, B.A.E., M.A.E., Ph.D., Clinical Supervisor Associate Professor of Psychology of Edu Professor of Speech Elizabeth Glenn Hutchens, M.A., M.R.E., As cation George Willis Bennett, B.A., B.D., Th.M., Dale Moody. B.A., Th.M., Th.D., Joseph Emer sistant Professor of Religious Education Th.D., Associate Professor of Christian son Brown Professor of Christian Theology, Sabin Paul Landry, B.A., LL.B., B.D., Th.D., Joseph Stiles, B.A., Th.M., Th.D., Professor Ethics Director of Graduate Studies Associate Professor of Religious Education of Church Administration Raymond Bryan Brown, B.A., B.D., S.T.M.. Wayne Edward Oates, B.A., B.D., Th.M.. Th.D., Associate Professor of New Testa Th.D., Professor of Psychology of Religion ment Interpretation John Joseph Owens, B.A., Th.M., Th.D., Pro OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION Joseph Atlee Callaway, B.A., B.D., Th.D., fessor of Old Testament Interpretation Associate Professor of Biblical Archaeology Duke Kimbrough McC.ll, B.A.. Th.M., Ph.D., Allen Willis Graves. B.Ed., Th.M.. Th.D., W. Morgan Patterson, B.A., B.D., Th.D., As Dean, School of Religious Education James W. Cox. B.A., B.D., Th.D., Associate sociate Professor of Church History LL.D., D.D., Litt.D., President Professor of Preaching Forrest Henry Heeren, M.S., M.A., E.D., Eric Charles Rust, M.A., B.D., (Oxon), M.Sc., T. R. Allen, Jr., B.A., Th.M., Superintendent Litt.D., A.R.C.8.. D.I.C., Professor of Dean, School of Church Music Hugo H. Culpepper, B.A., Th.M., Assistant of Buildings and Grounds Professor of Missions Christian Apologetics Robert Inman Johnson, B.A., Th.M., Execu tive Secretary of the Alumni Association Clyde Taylor Francisco, B.A., Th.M., Th.D., Samuel Southard, B.A., B.D., Th.D., Associate James C. Austin, B.A., B.D., Special Assistant John R. Sampey Professor of Old Testament Professor of Psychology of Religion to the President Clara A. McCartt, C.P.S., Secretary to the Interpretation Ray Summers, B.A., Th.M., Th.D., Professor President of New Testament Interpretation Mazo Barnette, Acting Manager of the Stu James Leo Garrett, B.A., B.D., Th.M., Th.D., Betty Jo McCoy, B.A., M.S. in L.S., Circula Marvin E. Tate. B.A., B.D., Th.D., Assistant dent Center Professor of Christian Theology tion Librarian Professor of Old Testament Interpretation Louise Foreman Blount, M.A., D.R.E., Di D. Swan Haworth, B.A., Th-M., Ph.D., As Mrs. Ina B. McPhail, Manager of the Cafeteria sociate Professor of Psychology of Religion E. J. Vardaman, B.A., B.D., Th.D., Assistant rector of Women’s Activities, Director of Professor of Biblical Archaeology Hugh Raymond Peterson, B.A., Th.M., Ph.D., E. Glenn Hison, B.A., B.D., Instructor in Evening School Wayne Eugene Ward. B.A., B.D., Th.D., As DJD., Administrative Dean Church History C. Richard Broome, B.S., B.A.. B.D., Assist sociate Professor of Christian Theology Nancy Drue Robinson, B.A., M.A. in L.S., ant Treasurer Library Cataloger P. H. Bufkin, Jr., B.S. (Comm.), C.P.A., Thomas C. Sherwood, B.A., B.D., Th.D., SCHOOL OF CHURCH MUSIC Treasurer and Acting Business Manager Registrar Forrest Henry Heeren, M.S., M.A., Ed.D., A. Ray Baker, B.M., M.S.M.. Voice Instructor Leo Taylor Crismon, B.A., M.S., Th.M., Ph.D., Joseph Stiles, B.A., Th.M., Th.D., Director of Dean, School of Church Music; Professor Louis 0. Ball, Jr., B.A., M.S., M.S.M., In Librarian Field Work structor in Music Theory and Music Ad W. Peyton Thurman, B.A., Th.M., Th.D., Dean of Church Music Badgett Dillard, B.S.B.A., B.D.R.E., M.R.E., ministration Manager of Administrative Services of Students Page 86 Page 87 Quarterly Review July, August, September, 1961 Grade Knowlton, A.B., M.R.E., Professor of Lee McCoy, B.S., D.R.E., Professor of Educa SOUTHWESTERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Secretarial Training tional Administration and Adult Education Chartered 1908 Leon Marsh. B.S., D.R.E., Professor of Prin Mrs. Robert D. Melton, M.A., M.R.E., Ed.D., ciples of Religious Education Professor of Social Work Seminary Hill Station, Fort Worth, Texas SCHOOL OF CHURCH MUSIC ROBERT E. NAYLOR, President James C. McKinney, M.Mus., Dean, Professor Cecil M. Roper, B.A., M.S.M., Assistant Pro of Theory and Composition fessor of Church Music Education David P. Appleby, B.A., B.M., M.A., M.S.M., Mrs. John E. Seelig, Resident Teacher of Ph.D., Professor of Church Music Voice FACULTY Sarle Brown, M.S.M., Professor of Voice Charles Sego, B.A., M.M., Associate Professor Robert L. Burton, M.Mus., Professor of of Class Piano SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY Church Music Education Joe Ann Shelton, M.Mus.Ed., Assistant Pro David L. Conley, M.C.M., Instructor of fessor of Voice Jesse J. Northcutt, A.B., Th.D., Dean, Pro Virtus E. Gideon, A.B., ThJ)., Associate Pro Theory fessor of Preaching fessor of New Testament Gladys Day, M.Mus., Associate Professor of Frank Davis Stovall, III, B.M., M.A., As Robert A. Baker, A.B., Th.D., Ph.D., Pro L. Jack Gray, B.S., Th.D., Professor of Organ sociate Professor of Voice fessor of Church History Missions T. W. (Jack) Dean, B.A., M.Mus., Ph.D., Sara Thompson. A.B., B.S. in L.S., M.M.Ed., Thomas Miles Bennett, Jr., M.A., Th.D., Pro R. Cal Guy, A.B., Th.D., Bottoms Professor Professor of Theory and Composition Music Librarian, Professor of Music fessor of Old Testament of Missions Robert S. Douglass, M.Mus., Professor of Bibliography C. W. Brister, A.B., Th.D., Associate Pro William L. Hendricks, A.B., Th.D., Associate Musicology fessor of Pastoral Ministry Professor of Theology S. Charles Williamson, M.A., Professor of Edwin McNeely, B.S.M.. MusJ)., Professor H. C. Brown, Jr., B.A., Th.D., Professor of William Boyd Hunt, A.B., Th.D., Professor of Voice of Ministry of Music Preaching Theology Mrs. Isham E. Reynolds, M.Mus., Mus.D., John E. Woods, M.Mus., Associate Professor E. Leslie Carlson, M.A., Th.D., Professor of J. W. MacGorman, B.A.. Th.D., Professor of of Piano Biblical Introduction New Testament Professor of Piano, Emerita Kenneth L. Chafin, Associate Professor of Thomas B. Maston, M.A., D.R.E., Ph.D., Evangelism Professor of Christian Ethics OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION Carl A. Clark, A.B., Th.D., Professor of H. Leon McBeth, B.A., Th.D., Instructor in Charles Johnson, A.B., Th.D., Director of Pastoral Ministry Church History Robert E. Naylor, Th.M., DJ).. President Eidred Douglas, Head, M.A., Th.D., D.D., Libraries Gordon Clinard, A.B., Th.D., Professor of G. Lacoste Munn, B.A., Th.D., Associate Pro LLJ)., President Emeritus, Leslie R. Elliott, B.A., Th.D.. DJ)., Director Preaching fessor of New Testament of Libraries, Emeritus Mrs. Andrew Allen, Dean of Women Robert O. Coleman, B.A., Th.D., Assistant John P. Newport, B.A., Th.D., Ph.D., Pro James C. McKinney, M.Mus., Dean, School of Professor, Biblical Introduction and Old fessor of Philosophy of Religion Wayne Evans, B.S., Business Manager Church Music Testament William H. Rossell, B.A., Th.M., PhJ)., Pro Felix M. Gresham, B.A., ThJ)., Dean of Jesse J. Northcutt, B.A., Th.D., Dean, School fessor of Old Testament Hubert L. Drumwright, Jr., B.A., ThJ)., Students, Director of Admissions and Vet of Theology C. W. Scudder. B.A.. Th.D., Associate Profes Professor of New Testament erans Coordinator T. B. Reavis, D.D., Director of Endowment sor of Christian Ethics Leslie Robinson Elliott, A.B., Th.D., Pro John Earl Seelig, B.S., M.R.E., Assistant to Franklin M. Segler. B.A., Th.D., Professor of Joe Davis Heacock, A.B., D.R.E., Dean, fessor of Bibliography, Emeritus the President Pastoral' Ministry School of Religious Education William R. Estep, Jr., A.B., Th.D., Professor of Church History Ralph Lee Smith, B.Ed., Th.D., Professor of Old Testament Milton U. Ferguson, A.B., ThJ)., Associate William Curtis Vaughan, B.A., Th.D., Pro Professor of Philosophy of Religion fessor of New Testament D. David Garland, A.B., Th.D., Professor of SEMINARY EXTENSION DEPARTMENT Yandall Woodfin. B.A.. 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Caldwell LeRoy McClard Tom Logue Ralph Douglas 1957 Fred D. Hubbs Edmond Walker Southern Baptiste in Detroit 19 Ph. KE 7-4590 Calif. D. Wade Armstrong Edmond Walker Earl R. Rogers Edward 8. Rollins Michigan Colo. 3. L. Bayless C. A. Dabney Phillip T. Card D. C. William J. Crowder William J. Crowder Winston H. Ambrose Howard D. Rees James 0. Duncan Miss. Mississippi Baptist Box 530, Jackson 1836 Chester L. Quarles L Gordon Sansing 7006 W. Park Drive Convention Ph. 2-6384 Hyattsville, Md. Fla. Paul A. Meigs John Maipiire W. G. Stroup Joe H. Webb Gus Johnson Mo. Missouri Baptist Convention 213 Adams Ga. R. T. Russell Arthur Hinson* Paul McCommon Aubrey L. Hawkins James A. Lester 1834 Earl Harding Stanton H. Nash Jefferson City Ph. 6-8131 Hawaii Stanton H. Nash Stanton H. Nash Samuel Choy Samuel Choy Ill. Lee Swope Harold E. Cameron Earl W. Morris V. W. Entrekin A. C. Queen N. Mcx. Baptist Convention of 316 Central Avenue, S. E. 1912 Harry P. Stagg Ind. E. Harmon Moore George M. Slayton W. W. Rhody W. W. Rhody New Mexico Kans. Meeler Markham Howard Halsell Ray Gilliland F. Paul Allison P. O. Box 485 Ph. CH 2-5421 John F. Havlik Robert Hastings* Albuquerque Ky. A. B. Colvin A. B. Colvin Eugene F. Quinn J. Chester Durham Jaroy Weber W. L. Stagg. Jr. L. C. Alexander Udell Smith W. L. Stagg, Jr. N. C. Baptist State Convention of Md. Roy D. Gresham Carlton L. Myers Sam A. High Roy D. Gresham 301 Hillsboro Street 1830 Douglas M. Branch Fred D. Hubbs North Carolina Raleigh Mich. Fred D. Hubbs Kenneth Day Joseph Wateon Joseph Wateon Miss. L. Gordon Sansing Foy Rogers W. C. Morgan Ralph B. Winders L. Gordon Sansing Ohio State Convention of Baptiste Mo. Bruce C. Maples Dale C- Brubaker M. Elgin Lee Lloyd W. Collins 1680 E. Broad Street 1954 Ray E. Roberts Darty F. Stowe Eugene T. Pratt Joseph B. Underwood in Ohio Columbus 3 Ph. CL 3-8527 N.Mex. Alton Green Joe Carl Johnson Charles F. Polston Truett Sheriff N. C. Julian 8. Hopkins E. Lowell Spivey Joseph O. Stroud Harold Cole Earle L. Bradley and 0. J. Hagler Okla. Baptist General Convention 1141 North Robinson 1906 T. B. Lackey of Oklahoma Oklahoma City 3 Ph. CE 2-2724 Ohio Leonard Stigler Darty F. Stowe W. C. Dudley R. G. Puckett Okla. J. A. Pennington Sam W. Scantian Eugene M. Bartlett, Jr. Clyde Clayton Jerry Buckner Oregon- Baptist General Convention 111 N. W. 20th Avenue 1948 R. P. Hood (acting) R. P. Hood Oregon- Lewis S. Steed Roland P. Hood Jerry Buckner Wash. Wash. of Oregon-Washington Mail: P. O. Box 3343 Ph. CA 6-3883 Horace G. Hammett Portland 8. Oregon S.C. Thoe. H. Westmoreland Charles W. Horner Tenn. F. M. Dowell. Jr. Leslie R. Baumgartner Frank G. Charton Charles M. Roselle s. c. South Carolina Baptist 1301 Hampton Avenue Texas C. Wade Freeman V. F. Forderhase W. F. Howard 1821 Charles F. Sims Horace G- Hammett William H. Jenkins J. Edward Sandridge Convention Columbia 1 Ph. AL 2-4276 V». W illiam B. Denson William B. Denson Kathryn Bailey Tenn. Tennessee Baptist Convention 1812 Belmont Blvd. 1833 W. Fred Kendall •Serves as church building consultant also. In addition, the following also serve asi church building.wnsultante: Waymos C. Reese Nashville 12 Ph. CH 2-2142 Shocco Springs Baptist Assembly. Talladega. Alabama: Francis Tallent, in Kentucky; W. D. Baker. m Missouri; L L. Morgan, inJNorth Texas Baptist General Convention Baptist Building 1848 T. A. Patterson Carolina; E. W. Westmoreland, in Oklahoma; Taylor Pendley, in Texas. of Texas 703 N. Ervay, Dallas Page 95 Va. Baptist General Association 1 West Franklin Street 1823 Lucius M. Polhill J. Edward Sandridge July, August, September, 1961 of Virginia ?. O. Box 2-R, Richmond Ph. MI 4-1425 OFFICERS OF STATE BAPTIST CONVENTIONS—Continued STATE BAPTIST PAPERS, SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION (Workers not listed in previous columns, due to different position titles) Frequency Data Business Manager Per Year Issued Founded State Name of Paper Editor >eon Macon Leon Macon 111,081 12 00 Weekly 1835 Alabama Claude T. Ammerman Ala. The Alabama Baptist Secretary of Ministers’ Retirement ’. 0. Box 3437-A Birmingham 1.50 Monthly 1944 Arkansas Melvin C. Thrash Business Manager Alaska Maska Baptist Messenger j. A. Watson /. A. Watson 1,750 ’. 0. Box 1862 Anchorage Colorado W. H. Landers 12,000 2 25 Weekly 1940 Administrative Secretary-Treasurer of Bond Division Aris. Baptist Beacon ames R. Staples James R. Staples 316 West McDowell Road Phoenix ’ D.C. Thomas 0. Jones Institutional Chaplain 53,000 2 25 Weekly 1902 Ark. Arkansas Baptist Drwin L. McDonald Mrs. E. F. Stokes Ethel Morris Administrative Assistant Newsmagazine 401 West Capitol Florida Little Rock F. C. Richardson Comptroller 23,000 2 60 Weekly 1941 Calif. Phe California Southern Baptist Kentucky Robert Hastings Stewardship Secretary 1406 Broadway, P. 0. 3ox 968, Fresno * Garnett B. Morton Business Manager Weekly 1956 Colo. locky Mountain Baptist 1. Kelly Simmons 1. Kelly Simmons 7,000 2.00 1470 South Holly /? I/ouiaiana Tom L. Pfeifer Negro Work Secretary Denver 22 James O. Duncan 5,000 1.60 Weekly 1954 Wesley Bowman D.C. Capital Baptist James 0. Duncan Business and Personnel Manager 1628 16th Street, N. W. Lucian Conway State Annuity Representatve Washington 9 2 00 Weekly 1884 Fla. Florida Baptist Witness W. G. Stracener W. G. Stracener 58,611 Mississippi A. L. Nelson 1230 Hendricks Avenue Business Manager and Director of Assemblies Jacksonville 7 W. R. Roberta 2.00 Weekly 1822 Annuity Board Representative Ga. The Christian Index John J. Hurt 111,214 William P. Davis Negro Work Department Secretary 291 Peachtree St., N. E. Atlanta 3 Stanton H. Nash Stanton H. Nash 1,100 1.50 Monthly 1947 Missouri Hawaii The Hawaii Baptist George 8. Hixson Baptist Building Fund, Inc. 1801 South Beretania St. W. H. Allison Stewardship and Church Finance Honolulu L.H. Moore 19,077 1.50 Weekly 1905 Loren J. Belt Work with National Baptista Ill. The Illinois Baptist Box 271 Carbondale * 1.00 Monthly 1969 New Mexico Bernice Elliott Youth Director Ind. Indiana Baptist E. Harmon Moore E. Harmon Moore 7,319 Box 38, Plainfield 5,800 2.00 Weekly 1946 North Carolina Kans. Baptist Digest Fr Paul Allison Claude F. Gaddy Executive Secretary of Council on Christina Education P. O. Box 729, Wichita 70,091 2.25 Weekly 1825 E. C. Upchurch Church Development Department Ky. Western Recorder C. R. Daley R. L. Pogue R- T. Greene Annuity Secretary Baptist Building Middletown Weekly 1883 W. R. Grigg Department of Interracial Cooperation I*. Baptist Message James F. Cole James F. Cole 71,600 1.00 Jerry F. Potter Minister to the Deal Box 1431, Alexandria Gainer E. Bryan, Jr. Gainer E. Bryan, Jr. 14,500 1 50 Semi 1865 J. Alton Morris Md. The Maryland Baptist monthly Z Director of Seminary Extension Program 100 E. 23rd Street Frits D. Hemphill Director, Fruitland Baptist Bible Institute and Camp Baltimore 18 Fred J. Smith 2,700 1 00 Semi 1957 Assembly Manager Mich. Michigan Baptist Truett Smith monthly 22029 Grand River Oklahoma E. W. Westmoreland Secretary of the Department of Religious Education Detroit 19 2.00 Weekly 1877 Richard T. McCartney Public Relations Director Miss. The Baptist Record Joe T. Odle J. E. Lane 92,500 H. Truman Maxey Executive Director of the Department of Child Care Box 530, Jackson Weekly 1895 Mo. Word and Way H. H. McGinty H. H. McGinty 67,448 2 00 Tom E. Carter Director of Hospitals and Golden Age Homes Missouri Baptist Building Jefferson City 1912 Horace F. Burns Horace F. Burns 17,000 2.00 Weekly Tennessee Gene Kerr Administrative Assistant N.Mex. Baptist New Mexican Box 485. Albuquerque Weekly 1833 N.C. Biblical Recorder J. Marse Grant J. Marse Grant 72,400 2.00 Texas R- A. Springer Treasurer 301 Hillsboro Road Robert H. Boles Raleigh Controller R. O. Puckett 6,000 1 25 Semi 1952 Ohio Ohio Baptist Messenger R. G. Puckett monthly Lloyd Wright Director Public Relations 1680 East Broad Street J. Woodrow Fuller Secretary State Missions Cnmmwinn Columbus 3 1912 Jack L. Grits 78,000 2.00 Weekly Jimmy Allen Director Christian Life Commission Okla. Baptist Messenger Jack L. Grits A. B. White 1141 North Robinson Executive Vice President Church Loan Association Oklahoma City 1930 C. E. Boyle 4,000 1 60 Semi R. Hooper Dilday Director Church Services Division Oregon- Pacific Coast Baptist C. E. Boyle monthly Charles McLaughlin Director Missions Division Wash. Box 3343 Portland, Oregon 2.00 Weekly 1869 Roy A. Lambert Secretary Direct Missions S.C. The Baptist Courier S. H. Jones R. T. Hallum, Jr. 88,819 Dallas P. Lee Secretary Language Missions Drawer 2240, Greenville 1835 Richard N. Owen Joeeph Keeler, Jr. 66,913 2 00 Weekly George L. Shearin Director Stewardship Division Tenn. Baptist and Reflector 1812 Belmont Blvd. Calvin B. Reeves Secretary Endowment Nashville 12 364,648 1 20 Weekly 1882 E. N. Jones Secretary Christian Education Commission Texas Baptist Standard E. 8. James E. 8. James James Bastien Secretary Human Welfare Commission P. 0. Box 688, Dallas 21 2.60 Weekly 1828 Va. The Religious Herald Reuben E. Alley 33,000 P. 0. Box 3-R, Richmond — Page 96 Quarterly Review Page 97 July, Augutt, September, 1961 Page 98 BAPTIST STATE ASSEMBLIES Quarterly Review quarterly graphing. offset City Address set State I printing sizes. cludes and service, work Baptist local trinal affords inspiration days dar Easter list 13 front Jame This The The The These The Related weekly . Please of . activities MAT Convention and of calendars. . of printing themes 8*2- covers stencils, price back mats and 30 service Activities Mats Bulletin the ample bulletins the church BAPTIST . 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