The National Baptist Convention of America (NBCA) is a prominent Christian denomination in the United States, primarily composed of African American Baptists. Founded in 1886, it aims to promote spiritual growth, social justice, and community service among its members. The convention emphasizes the importance of education, evangelism, and mission work. The NBCA is one of the largest Baptist organizations in the country, with thousands of affiliated churches. It provides resources and support for local congregations, including training for pastors and leadership development. The convention also engages in various outreach programs to address issues like poverty and education within the community.