What is the CNBC Cooperative Program?

A consistent and sacrificial tithe from CNBC churches provides the primary financial fuel to ignite an interdependent disciple-making movement across Canada and around the world. 

 

Since our inception, we have always had one mission — fulfilling the Great Commission. The Cooperative Program provides the fuel for this mission of reaching every person with the Gospel of Jesus Christ in every town, every city, every province, and every nation.

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Your CP Giving Fuels:

• International Missions

• Theological Education

• Evangelism/Disciple-Making

• Church Planting

• Pastor Care/Church Strengthening

• Humanitarian Aid 

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How to give through the CNBC Cooperative Program? 

Most CNBC churches budget a predetermined percentage of their undesignated giving and forward it on a monthly basis in one of the following three ways: bank e-transfers, cheques, or credit cards. 

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1) E-transfer:

 

For churches:

1. E-transfer to accounting@cnbc.ca

2. In the "notes" section, indicate CNBC Cooperative Program and your church name.

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For individuals:

1. E-transfer to accounting@cnbc.ca

2. In the "notes" section, indicate CNBC Cooperative Program and your name, address with postal code, and email.

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2) Cheque:

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Churches and individuals may write a cheque made out to the Canadian National Baptist Convention or CNBC. It is helpful if your church includes a contribution form as this helps us know how you would like to direct the funds. In the memo line of the cheque, write "Cooperative Program (CP)." 

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3) Credit Card: 

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When you give through the CNBC Cooperative Program:

• You help support Canadian and international missionaries. The CNBC partners with the International Mission Board (IMB) and the North American Mission Board (NAMB) to support thousands of missionaries.

• You support the Canadian Baptist Theological Seminary & College (CBTS&C), helping to keep the tuition costs at a reasonable level as they train and equip pastors and leaders for ministry.

• You support disaster relief through Send Relief. 

• You support church planting. In Canada, new churches are planted every year. We currently have more than 450 CNBC churches.

• You support the national and regional staff working across Canada.

• You enable the CNBC to give grants to churches to help them accomplish their mission.

• You provide leadership training for CNBC churches and leaders through regional equipping conferences and seminars.

• You provide an annual Oasis weekend retreat for ministry couples. Oasis provides rest renewal and refreshment both spiritually and physically.

• You provide a new pastors’ orientation to equip new pastors with CNBC resources, to share our vision and to meet the staff and other new pastors.