Johnson Ferry Affiliations

Southern Baptist Convention

As a member of the Southern Baptist Convention, Johnson Ferry is aligned with over 16 million believers in 42,000 churches across the United States.  Through its missions arms, the North American Mission Board (NAMB) and the International Mission Board (IMB), the Convention supports more than 10,000 missionaries, furthering the gospel both at home and abroad.  SBC Website

Georgia Baptist Convention

The Georgia Baptist Convention resides within the Southern Baptist Convention.  GBC website

Noonday Baptist Association

Noonday Baptist Association is a diverse group of 89 churches,27 church starts and new work ministries meeting primarily in Cobb County, Georgia. Among church membership are African American, Brazilian, Chinese, Filipino, Vietnamese, Hispanic, Asian Indian, Haitian, Korean, and Cambodian congregations. Noonday has played a major role in the history of Johnson Ferry. Noonday Baptist website

Cooperative Program

Gifts given by Johnson Ferry through the Cooperative Program are combined into a unified budget to support the mission and ministry efforts of the Georgia Baptist Convention and the Southern Baptist Convention. Through the Cooperative Program our church enters into a partnership that sends the gospel around the world. Within days after our church sends in its Cooperative Program contributions through the state convention, the funds are on the mission field helping to tell the story of Christ to many who have never heard it before. It can be said without hesitation that “the sun never sets on the Cooperative Program.”

Johnson Ferry is associated with the following Georgia Colleges through the Cooperative Program of the Georgia Baptist Convention.

Brewton-Parker College

Brewton-Parker College is a senior college that offers 37 majors and 23 minors in its seven academic programs at its main campus in Mount Vernon and six external sites across the state of Georgia. Committed to academic quality within an unmistakably Christian environment, the College provides activities both inside and outside the classroom for students' intellectual and spiritual growth. The addition of a modern student activities building has provided a facility for recreation, student activities, aerobics and strength training, conferences and intercollegiate athletics. Over 1,100 students are currently enrolled, and strong financial aid packages assist them in their choice of Christian higher education at Brewton-Parker. Call 800.342.1087 or visit http://www.bpc.edu.

Dr. David R. Smith, President

Shorter College

Founded in 1873, Shorter College is a Christian college committed to excellence in education. As a Georgia Baptist institution, the college offers an educational experience rooted in the liberal arts in an environment that integrates Christian values within a nurturing community. Consistently ranked among the South’s best comprehensive colleges and as a college of distinction, Shorter offers bachelor’s degrees in more than 40 major areas. Master’s level and adult-degree programs are also offered. Enrollment: 1,050 students in traditional programs with an additional 1,800 students in professional studies programs. Call 800.868.6980 or visit http://www.shorter.edu.

Dr. Harold E. Newman, President

Truett-McConnell College

Located in the Northeast Georgia town of Cleveland, Truett-McConnell College is Georgia Baptists’ newest four-year college, whose mission is to equip students to make a positive impact for Christ through disciplined scholarship and Christian discipleship.  The college offers bachelor’s degrees in Christian studies, history, early childhood education, humanities, music, church music, contemporary worship and interdisciplinary studies, as well as associate’s degrees in arts, science, music, Christian studies, general studies and business.  Students live and learn in a community of faith with individual attention from instructors who know their names. Enrollment:473 students. Call 1.800.226.8621, or visit http://www.truett.edu.

Mike Simoneaux, Interim President

Seminary Affiliations

Johnson Ferry is associated with the following Southern Baptist Seminaries through the  Cooperative Program of the Southern Baptist and the Georgia Baptist Conventions.

Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary

201 Seminary Drive
Mill Valley, CA  94941-3197
415.380.1300    Admissions:  415.380.1600
www.ggbts.edu 

Dr. Jeff Iorg, President      

Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary

5001 North Oak Street Trafficway
Kansas City, MO  64118-4697
816.414.3700
800.944.6287 - admissions only
www.mbts.edu

Dr. R. Philip Roberts, President 

New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary

3939 Gentilly Boulevard
New Orleans, LA  70126
800.662.8701 - 504.282.455
www.nobts.edu

Dr. Charles S. (Chuck) Kelley, Jr., President

New Orleans Seminary Extensions:

North Georgia Campus
1000 Johnson Ferry Rd., Suite C-115
Marietta, GA  30068
770.321.1606

South Georgia Campus
Sherwood Baptist Church
2201 Whispering Pines Rd.
Albany, GA  31707
229.883.1910 X251

Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary

North Carolina Campus
120 South Wingate St.
Wake Forest, NC  27587
919.761.2100
www.sebts.edu

Dr. Daniel L. Akin, President

Kentucky Campus
2825 Lexington Road
Louisville, KY  40280
Placement:  800.626.5525   
Other:  502.897.4011
www.sbts.edu 

Dr. R. Albert Mohler, Jr., President

Texas Campus
2001 West Seminary Drive
Fort Worth, TX  76115
817.923.1921
www.swbts.edu

Dr. Paige Patterson, President

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