Missions

Calvary's Corner

Evolutionary Contradictions

Blogged By: Pastor Bruce Snavely

The discovery of geological artifacts which contradict the theory of …Read More

The Righteous Anger of God

Blogged By: Pastor Bruce Snavely

In the Gospel of Matthew 21:12-13, the ex-tax collector includes a very …Read More

Christianity: The Power to Change

Blogged By: Pastor Bruce Snavely

What in your opinion constitutes real Christianity? Would you say moral …Read More

BBFI


Affiliation
 
The Baptist Bible Fellowship International is a fellowship of pastors believing in and adhering to the Word of God, on the basis of the Articles of Faith. We are Baptists, standing on the historic Baptist doctrines and practices. We are Independent Baptists. We are Fundamental Baptists, adhering to the fundamentals of the faith listed in the Articles of Faith. We are Missionary Baptists. Missions is the heart and soul of our beliefs and practices. We are Church Planting Baptists. Church planting is our main thrust thus fulfilling the Great Commission. 
 
 BBFI Missions Philosophy
 
The Baptist Bible Fellowship approves Church Planting missionaries. The Commission under which local Baptist churches operate is very clear; soul winning should result in the establishment of local Baptist churches.

The Baptist Bible Fellowship believes strongly in the indigenous church principle. Every church established by a BBFI missionary should one day be:

  1. Self-governing - they should have a national pastor
  2. Self-propagating - they should reproduce "after their kind," other local churches
  3. Self-supporting - they should be able to operate without the help of financial support

The Baptist Bible Fellowship has established stringent missionary approval requirements in order to present to the churches missionaries who are well educated, practically experienced and spiritually mature. The opportunity arises to voluntarily work together with sister churches in a mutual effort without ecclesiastical control. We are a fellowship, not a denomination. There is nothing for the local church to join.


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