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This is a list of strategic partners who share our vision and help us accomplish our mission. We encourage you to check them out, visit their website (if a link is provided) and find out how they can benefit your ministry.

SCORE International is a ministry to expose people to short term missions. The purpose of SCORE International is Evangelism, Encourage missionaries, and Equip participants to do the work of foreign missions. Our goal is to produce career missionaries and/or create greater partnerships between local churches in the USA and foreign missionaries.

Short term mission trips include sports missions teams, construction crews, dental/medical missions, church youth group trips, home school groups, senior class mission trips, prime timers tours, and overseas couples retreats.

iMap is an acronym for International Missionary Advocate Personnel, and is a ministry that helps identify and mobilize resources for missionary projects around the world. The ministry was founded by Bob and Judi Hines in 2001 and has helped forge partnerships with missionaries and churches, businesses, and individuals for work in every continent. The ministry is currently involved with raising funds for projects that range from transportation needs for missions work in Eastern Asia to developing Regional Ministry Centers in Africa, Mexico, Philippines, and Eastern Europe. The interest and opportunity for businessmen and business partnerships with spiritual and humanitarian needs has opened a door for resources that iMap is developing and expanding.

The WBF considers itself a missions agency. Its missionary work is headed by the Mission Committee, whose members are nominated by the existing committee and approved by the General Assembly in annual meeting. In 2003, the WBF has 85 approved missionaries, with Tommy Raley serving as the Mission Director. National Fellowship meetings are held twice per year. Arlington Baptist College, a four year accredited Bible College, is its educational arm. Headquarters are in Arlington, Texas. The World Baptist Fellowship had 945 churches in 1995, with its primary strength in Texas, Florida and Ohio. More than half of these churches also participate in other independent fundamental Baptist fellowships.

Southwide Baptist Fellowship was the child of Highland Park Baptist Church and its better known college, Tennessee Temple. Though its charter members numbered fewer than 200, the SBF has grown considerably and now boasts close to 1000 churches in membership.

The Baptist Bible Fellowship International (BBFI) is a fellowship of pastors voluntarily associating with one another with a common goal, obeying the Great Commission and a common body of doctrine, the BBFI Twenty Articles of Faith. The Fellowship was founded in 1950 in the DFW area of Texas, but the center of activity became Springfield, Missouri where Baptist Bible College was founded that fall. The Fellowship today operates two colleges (Baptist Bible College/Graduate School and Boston Baptist College), a worldwide missionary service center that processes more than $40,000,000 for the churches and missions annually, and a publication, the Baptist Bible Tribune. About 3,000 churches are listed in the most recent Fellowship contact directory, alongside missionaries, evangelists, and military chaplains.