"Old" Missionary Baptists Associations (Late 1700s - Present) - Religious Group
Religious Family: BaptistReligious Tradition: Evangelical Protestant
Description: The Old Missionary Baptist Associations are traditional and conservative sects of the Baptist church. They believe in ways of living that are less technologically dependent than modern culture, and are Calvinistic in their beliefs. They trace their roots back to the formation of United Baptists, which took place during the late 1700s as several of the Regular Baptists and Separate Baptists organizations merged.
Official Site: Not available
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Maps: "Old" Missionary Baptists Associations1
Adherence Rate per 1,000 (2000)
Congregations (2000)
Top 5 "Old" Missionary Baptists Associations States (2000)1 [View all States]
Top 5 "Old" Missionary Baptists Associations Counties (2000)1 [View all Counties]
Rank | County | Congregations | Adherents | Adherence Rate |
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1 | Edmonson County, KY | 11 | 3,314 | 284.61 |
2 | Polk County, MO | 26 | 3,443 | 127.56 |
3 | Lumpkin County, GA | 9 | 2,364 | 112.49 |
4 | Macon County, TN | 9 | 2,093 | 102.67 |
5 | Cedar County, MO | 14 | 1,165 | 84.83 |
Top 5 "Old" Missionary Baptists Associations Metro Areas (2000)1 [View all Metro Areas]
Rank | Metro | Congregations | Adherents | Adherence Rate |
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1 | Bowling Green, KY Metro Area | 22 | 5,988 | 44.36 |
2 | Middlesborough, KY Micro Area | 4 | 1,329 | 44.21 |
3 | Calhoun, GA Micro Area | 6 | 1,174 | 26.62 |
4 | Dalton, GA Metro Area | 7 | 2,438 | 20.31 |
5 | Glasgow, KY Micro Area | 4 | 878 | 18.27 |
Sources
1 The 2020 data were collected by the Association of Statisticians of American Religious Bodies (ASARB) and include data for 372 religious bodies or groups. Of these, the ASARB was able to gather data on congregations and adherents for 217 and on congregations only for 155. [More information on the data sources]