The Ministries at Fellowship Bible Church are committed to preaching and living out the Word. This means that our ministries strive to emulate God’s will as revealed in the Bible . When considering the purpose of our ministry, we reflect on the words of Jesus as recorded in the book of Matthew.

These verses form the basis for the mission, vision, and core pillars of our church.

We believe that we have an incredible message of hope to share with the world around us about the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.  It is the message of the Gospel.  Before Jesus returned to Heaven, he left all those who follow him with an important mission, to share this message with the world, and make more disciples of Jesus Christ.  this is the mission that we are seeking to live out as Fellowship Bible Church.

As people come to FBC, our prayer is that they would encounter God, leading to changed hearts.  Our prayer for every person who chooses to visit, or attend Fellowship Bible Church is that they would have an opportunity to personally experience the transformative power of the Gospel for themselves.

We believe that God has not only called us to care for those in the church, but to be actively reaching out into our community.  Our prayer is that each and every member of FBC would be intentional about building relationships with their neighbours and that, in time, every person in New Hamburg would have an opportunity to hear the message of the Gospel proclaimed.

We believe that following Jesus us more than just a one time decision, but rather something that impacts every part of how you live your life.  At FBC we desire to walk with people through the process of progressive sanctification, helping them understand how the Gospel impacts and changes every area of life.

FBC looks to provide a worship experience that provides understanding God in His Holiness. We seek to provide an atmosphere that parallels Isaiah 6 where our congregation sees God and His attributes, recognizes their sinfulness, and encourages the Biblical response of changed hearts.

We seek to challenge and help excite believers by prompting them to declare the good things God has done in their lives and to tell others how they may share in the life we have in Christ. This will breed a spiritual culture that is faithful to the Great Commission found in Matt. 28:18-20.

Discipleship needs to provide opportunities to train our church family for a lifetime of Christian service. Effective ministry needs to provide training to understand the truths of Scripture and the methods and behaviors to live them out (2 Tim 2:2). It is important to teach our church family that they cannot separate spiritual maturity from behavior.

Biblical fellowship involves sharing spiritually, physically and emotionally in the material goods, struggles, truths of God, and victories of Christianity. It may involve money, advice, encouragement, help, prayer, or Scripture, thus creating unity. Following the example of Acts 2:41-47 where believers met frequently, the Word was paramount, and the people were unified.