Welcome
"Building His KINGDOM!"
Founded in 1950, Central Baptist Association is a family of 20 Southern Baptist Churches and Missions located in Decatur, Bloomington, and most of the smaller towns located between them! You will find our Churches and Missions to be friendly, conservative, evangelical, and Baptist.
If you are seeking information about a church home in Central Illinois, please feel free to contact any of the churches directly. They will be glad to welcome you! You can also contact our office directly.
Visit our "What We Believe" Page for a brief summary of the Baptist Faith and Message. If you have never heard "The Good News" about becoming a Christian, click on the link to the left in the "Baptist Connections" section to learn more about how you can follow Christ. If you are in need of someone to talk to, please contact our office.
Our Mission
"To foster relationships among churches in order to assist them in fulfilling the Great Commission."
Announcements
Annual Minutes Book 2020 is now available
The 2020 Annual Minutes Reports for 2020 are now available on this website under Resources.
ACP Training Session for ALL Clerks
ACP TRAINING
Time
Saturday, July 30th, 2021 10:30 AM to 12:30 AMDetails
Annual Church Profiles Training session
with Chris Granda
at Summit Ave. Baptist Church, 1715 N. Summit Ave., Decatur, IL 62526 in the Fellowship Hall area.
We'll have a salad luncheon following the training.
NOTE: If you want, you can Bring your ACPs and we can fill them out that day. You'll need your SS/BS attendance by age groups and Worship Service attendance for July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021, your financial income for the same period, Baptisms by ages, membership totals, and your Leadership Names, addresses, phone numbers and emails.
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- Worship sets the tone at SBC meeting
