Our Desire

It is our desire to stand together with other churches of like precious faith as a national voice for fundamentalism. Our voice collectively is heard more clearly than it would be individually.

It is our desire to stay a fellowship and not a denomination. Each church is independent and autonomous. The FFBC has absolutely no control over any church, nor is there any financial obligation to the FFBC.

It is our desire to serve our churches. As a fellowship we believe that we can be a service to the churches involved. As we pool our resources and strengths, we can benefit each other.

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Our Doctrine

We believe the following to be essential doctrines of the Christian faith:

• The Inspiration of the Scriptures
• The Virgin Birth of Jesus Christ
• The Deity of Christ
• The Vicarious Death of Christ
• The Bodily Resurrection of Christ
• The Second Coming of Christ

Please view our detailed Doctrinal Statement!

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