About Us | Fellowship Church

In April of 1973, the group of people that would become Fellowship General Baptist Church met for the first time. They gathered in the Town and Country Restaurant, owned by Sid and Lois Ferguson. God wanted them together, and by July of that same year they officially organized as a church.

Over the years, God has blessed the ministry of this special people. Literally hundreds have experienced the life-changing power of the gospel: souls saved and souls reclaimed ; young men and women called into ministry; lay people trained and activated; and need-meeting ministries performed (the hungry fed, the naked clothed, the cold warmed, the sick and imprisoned visited; and widows, orphans, and handicapped cared for.

This is Fellowship Church's calling. It's our past. It's our present. It's our future.

We believe Jesus Christ died on the cross so that a relationship with God is open to everyone in the world. We believe that the access point to this grand salvation is the same for everyone - by faith. We also believe that Jesus paid the price for our salvation, and that our personal good works could never be enough to earn it on our own. We are a fellowship of imperfect people. We are building a life with God together, and we invite you to join us in the journey.

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Our mission is to develop faithful followers of Jesus Christ.

We seek to accomplish this through encouragement and expectation for deeper devotion to Christ.

Three building blocks progressing in leadership and discipleship govern the way through which we do this.

Learner - a saved servant who studies and serves.

Leader - a guiding shepherd who is an active contributor to the life of the church encouraging and leading others to do the same.

Multiplier - an equipper who not only makes disciples, but makes disciple-makers as well.