South & Central America
- Central America
- Baptist Association of El Salvador (Asociacíon Bautista de El Salvador)(Liberation Theology Church Affiliated to World Council of Churches and American Baptist Churches)
- Baptist Convention of Costa Rica (Convención Bautista de Costa Rica)
- Baptist Convention of Nicaragua (Convención Bautista de Nicaragua)(American Baptist Churches)
- Baptist Convention of Panama (Convención Bautista de Panama)
- National Union of Baptist Churches (Union Nacional de Iglesias Bautistas de Costa Rica)
- South America
- Brazil
- Biblical Baptist Convention (Convenção Batista Bíblica)
- Brazilian Baptist Convention (Convenção Batista Brasileira)
- Brazilian Conference of Seventh Day Baptists Churches (Conferência Batista do Sétimo Dia Brasileira)
- Independent Baptist Convention (Convenção Batista Independente)
- National Baptist Convention (Convenção Batista Nacional)
- Peace Baptist Churches (Igrejas Batistas da Paz)
- Regular Baptist Convention (Convenção Batista Regular)
- Other countries
- Baptist Cooperative Convention of Guyana
- Bolivian Baptist Union (Unión Bautista Boliviana)
- Colombia Baptist Youth Union
- Ecuador Baptist Convention
- Evangelical Baptist Convention of Chile (Convención Evangélica Bautista de Chile)
- Evangelical Baptist Convention of Paraguay (Convención Evangélica Bautista del Paraguay)
- Evangelical Baptist Convention of Uruguay (Convención Evangélica Bautista del Uruguay)
- Latin American Baptist Youth Congress
- Light and Truth Evangelical Assembly (Asamblea Evangélica Luz y Verdad)
- Latin American Baptist Women Union
- Union of Baptist Churches in Surinam
- Venezuela Baptist Convention
- Venezuela Mainstream Baptists
- Brazil
- Regional Bodies
- Union of Baptists in Latin America (Unión Bautista Latinoamericana)
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