On Tuesday night of the 143rd Conference, eight Bible Fellowship Church men were ordained or had their previous ordinations recognized. Steve Myers from Redeemer BFC in Topton led musical worship to start…
Women’s Ministry Leaders’ Roundtable Recap
On February 28, fifty Women’s Ministry Leaders from twenty-one different Bible Fellowship Churches gathered at Victory Valley Camp to share ideas with one another and be encouraged in God’s word and through…
Enough?
I don’t know about you, but I hate the word “enough”. It enters the room and almost immediately we hear a crack of lightning as insecurity looms overhead like a thundercloud. We…
Six Little Words: a Precious God Moment
The same Friday we got discharged from the hospital after my son Micah’s magnet adventure (he swallowed one), we packed up the family van and headed to visit our dear friends in…
Mennonites Come to America
As time went on in the countries of Europe impacted by the Protestant Reformation, the Anabaptists were identified with Menno Simons and were called Mennonites. Because they were viewed by most people…
Visiting Your Bible Fellowship Church Family
My wife and I like to devote the final Sunday of vacations to visiting other Bible Fellowship Churches. I heartily recommend that. There’s a sweetness and a commonality of being with brothers…
Stories of Grace from Harrisburg
Out in Harrisburg at Grace BFC, we are celebrating 100 years of Gospel proclamation. In an effort to honor our heritage and give glory to God, we have begun the production of…
The Word Became Flesh
It is never easy to find the right Christmas card – that is, if you even still send them. I understand the popularity of using family picture cards and we always enjoy…
Rethinking Your Rhythms in the Upcoming Year
By the time this issue of BFC OneVoice lands in your mailbox, the 2025-2026 school year will be in full swing. And what often comes with the start of the school year?…
Testimony of Pastor Jacob Ngoko
Over the last years, Pastor Dennis Cahill has shared with me what he calls Life as It Ought to Be. Initially, this concept was somehow not clear to me, but through ongoing…