Membership FAQ
What is church membership?
While anyone is welcome to attend Bible Fellowship, church membership is a formal process a person can go through to officially join the church.
Who can become a church member?
In order to become a church member, a person must (1) confess to being a follower of Jesus, (2) have attended our church regularly for at least six months, (3) be sixteen years of age or older, and (4) agree to our church's Statement of Faith and Membership Covenant.
What changes by becoming a member?
Becoming a church member:
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allows you to have voting rights when major decisions are being made at congregational meetings
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opens up some volunteer roles which can only be filled by church members
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creates a relationship of mutual accountability with the church according to the Membership Covenant
What is the process of church membership?
Anyone who wishes to apply for church membership may fill out the form below. It is advised that you also take time to read the church constitution as well, which contains the Membership Covenant.
Once your application is received, a time will be set to meet with two members of our elder team for an interview. Next, your application will be announced to the congregation for two weeks. Individuals who complete this process successfully will be publicly accepted as members on the third week.