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Top 100 Virginia churches in per capita CM gifts

NewsReligious Herald  |  April 4, 2007

First Baptist Church in Gretna led the state last year in per capita contributions to Cooperative Missions. Rounding out the top 10 in per capita giving were First Baptist Church, Gretna; Journey Baptist Church, Roanoke; Leetown Baptist Church, Kearneysville; Atlantic Baptist Church, Atlantic; Rodgers Baptist Church, Clover; Warrenton Baptist Church, Warrenton, First Baptist Church, Alexandria; Mappsville Baptist Church, Mappsville; Parkwood Baptist Church, Annandale; and Jefferson Park Baptist Church in Charlottesville.

Below is the list of top 100 churches in per capita gifts to Cooperative Missions. All financial and membership figures were reported by the BGAV's treasurer's office for the fiscal year which ended Dec. 31, 2006. Per capita is based on resident membership from the 2006 Annual Church Profile. If a church did not complete an ACP, then they would not be part of this list.

1—First Baptist Church, Gretna, $226.70

2—Journey Baptist Church, Roanoke, $211.89

3—Leetown Baptist Church , Kearneysville, $206.46

4—Atlantic Baptist Church, Atlantic, $190.22

5—Rodgers Chapel Baptist Church, Clover, $183.43

6—Warrenton Baptist Church, Warrenton, $171.89

7—First Baptist Church, Alexandria, $170.49

8—Mappsville Baptist Church, Mappsville, $168.21

9—Parkwood Baptist Church, Annandale, $166.94

10—Jefferson Park Baptist Church, Charlottesville, $156.43

11—Bon Air Baptist Church, Richmond, $155.06

12—First Baptist Church, Riceville, $153.82

13—Bethlehem Baptist Church, Richmond, $149.82

14—Derbyshire Baptist Church, Richmond, $149.11

15—Chatham Baptist Church, Chatham, $148.57

16—Franklin Heights Baptist Church, Rocky Mount, $148.36

17—Rocks Baptist Church, Pamplin, $144.38

18—Black Creek Baptist Church, Mechanicsville, $144.29

19—Belmont Baptist Church, Mechanicsville, $144.28

20—Ringgold Baptist Church, Ringgold, $139.22

21—Salem Baptist Church, Salem, $138.56

22—Spring Hill Baptist Church, Ruckersville, $132.74

23—Mountain View Community Church, Culpeper, $131.37

24—Ginter Park Baptist Church, Richmond, $130.96

25—Fairview Baptist Church, Fredericksburg, $129.21

26—Tabernacle Baptist Church, Burke, $127.14

27—Ironbridge Baptist Church, Chesterfield 127.11

28—Clintwood Baptist Church, Clintwood, $126.94

29—Drakes Branch Baptist Church, Drakes Branch, $126.26

30—Oakland Baptist Church, King George, $125.14

31—Beulah Baptist Church, Aylett, $124.29

32—Zion Baptist Church, Parksley, $123.72

33—Bethel Baptist Church, Palmyra, $123.08

34—Broadus Memorial Baptist Church, Charlottesville, $121.40

35—Nomini Baptist Church, Montross, $120.62

36—Freemason Street Baptist Church, Norfolk, $119.74

37—Mount View Baptist Church, Charlottesville, $119.48

38—Mount Olivet Baptist Church, Beaverdam, $118.41

39—First Baptist Church, Charlottesville, $118.39

40—Concord Baptist Church, Keysville, $117.46

41—Morattico Baptist Church, Kilmarnock, $115.94

42—Fort Lewis Baptist Church, Salem, $112.20

43—Columbia Baptist Church, Falls Church , $111.64

44—Groveton Baptist Church, Alexandria, $111.57

45—Thomas Memorial Baptist Church, Drewryville, $111.54

46—Bethany Baptist Church, Callao, $111.11

47—First Baptist Church, Ashland, $111.05

48—Culpeper Baptist Church, Culpeper, $110.87

49—Mount Hermon Baptist Church, Danville, $110.56

50—First Baptist Church, Jonesville , $110.38

51—New Bethesda Baptist Church, Mechanicsville, $110.18

52—Oakland Baptist Church, King George, $109.38

53—Urbanna Baptist Church, Urbanna, $109.30

54—Orcutt Baptist Church, Newport News, $108.80

55—Pocahontas Bassett Baptist Church, Bassett, $107.33

56—Monte Vista Baptist Church, Hurt, $107.03

57—Temple Baptist Church , Newport News , $105.61

58—Poroporone Baptist Church, Shackelfords, $105.58

59—Memorial Baptist Church, Bluefield, $105.35

60—Hampton Roads Baptist Church, Hampton, $105.28

61—Harrisonburg Baptist Church, Harrisonburg, $104.42

62—White Marsh Baptist Church, White Marsh, $104.06

63—Singers Glen Baptist Church, Singers Glen, $103.89

64—Bethel Baptist Church, Midlothian, $103.65

65—Calvary Baptist Church, Newport News , $102.16

66—First Baptist Church, Collinsville, $101.79

67—First Baptist Church, Springfield, $101.67

68—Chestnut Grove Baptist Church, Earlysville, $100.85

69—Level Green Baptist Church, Virginia Beach, $100.63

70—First Baptist Church, Winchester, $99.71

71—Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, Charles City, $99.64

72—Azalea Baptist Church, Norfolk, $99.59

73—Walnut Hills Baptist Church, Williamsburg, $99.47

74—Norwood Baptist Church, Morratico, $99.35

75—Dover Baptist Church, Manakin-Sabot, $98.77

76—Mechanicsville Baptist Church, Gordonsville, $97.49

77—Salem Baptist Church, Sparta, $96.96

78—Heritage Baptist Church, Farmville, $96.33

79—Wicomico Baptist Church, Wicomico, $96.33

80—Memorial Baptist Church, Arlington, $96.13

81—Brent-Lox Baptist Church, Chesapeake , $95.57

82—Friendship Baptist Church, Glade Spring, $94.93

83—Goldmine Baptist Church, Louisa, $94.41

84—First Baptist Church, Altavista, $94.32

85—Parkview Baptist Church, Bluefield, $93.24

86—Cool Spring Baptist Church, Mechanicsville, $92.62

87—Midway Baptist Church, Gretna, $92.59

88—Middleburg Baptist Church, Middleburg , $91.91

89—Farnham Baptist Church, Farnham, $91.32

90—Saluda Baptist Church, Saluda, $90.91

91—Holy Light Baptist Church, Richmond, $90.91

92—Cambridge Baptist Church, Richmond, $90.54

93—Calverton Baptist Church, Calverton, $90.39

94—Mount Vernon Baptist Church, Axton, $89.92

95—New Prospect Baptist Church, Hurt, $89.79

96—Haymarket Baptist Church, Haymarket, $89.48

97—First Baptist Church, Cross Roads, $89.37

98—Concord Baptist Church, Ruther Glen, $89.03

99—Browntown Baptist Church, Browntown, $88.53

100—Great Bridge Baptist Church, Virginia Beach, $88.46

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