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Hosted this year by:
FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH in Taylors, South Carolina We are profoundly honored to open our doors to brothers and sisters from across the country for this year’s FBFI Annual Fellowship. At Faith Baptist, we believe that the work of the ministry is never done in isolation, and it is a joy to provide a space where leaders can gather to be refreshed and equipped.
Our prayer is that this week would be more than just a series of sessions—that it would be a time of genuine fellowship and spiritual renewal. We are humbled to host you and look forward to seeing how God moves as we seek Him together. |
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The Church Recovered: A Call to Rediscover and Restore is a gathering focused on renewing the health and faithfulness of the local church by returning to biblical foundations built on Christ alone. In a day marked by confusion and drift, this conference calls pastors, church leaders, and believers to recover what God has designed His church to be.
Through a series of general sessions, we will consider the church recovered in the Word, emphasizing faithful interpretation and submission to Scripture; the church recovered in its mission, renewing our commitment to evangelism, discipleship, and world missions; the church recovered in the home, strengthening families as the God-ordained foundation of church life; the church recovered in its order, reaffirming Baptist polity and the biblical ordinances; and the church recovered in its shepherds, focusing on the calling, training, and sending of the next generation of pastors.
In addition, three scheduled breakout sessions will provide a variety of practical workshops to explore these themes more deeply, equipping attendees to apply these truths in their churches and ministries. This conference is both a call to rediscover enduring biblical truth and a challenge to restore faithful practice for the good of
Christ’s church and the glory of God.
Through a series of general sessions, we will consider the church recovered in the Word, emphasizing faithful interpretation and submission to Scripture; the church recovered in its mission, renewing our commitment to evangelism, discipleship, and world missions; the church recovered in the home, strengthening families as the God-ordained foundation of church life; the church recovered in its order, reaffirming Baptist polity and the biblical ordinances; and the church recovered in its shepherds, focusing on the calling, training, and sending of the next generation of pastors.
In addition, three scheduled breakout sessions will provide a variety of practical workshops to explore these themes more deeply, equipping attendees to apply these truths in their churches and ministries. This conference is both a call to rediscover enduring biblical truth and a challenge to restore faithful practice for the good of
Christ’s church and the glory of God.
