Connecting Churches with Trusted Guest Preachers
Throughout its history, one of the greatest strengths of the Baptist Bible Fellowship International has been the willingness of pastors and churches to serve one another. The BBFI Pulpit Supply Network continues that tradition by helping churches connect with trusted pastors and ministry leaders who are available to preach and serve.
Churches may need pulpit assistance for many reasons. A pastor may be away for vacation, illness, a missions trip, or another ministry responsibility. A church may be navigating a pastoral transition or seeking a speaker for a revival, conference, or special event. Whatever the circumstance, finding the right person can be challenging, especially when the need arises unexpectedly.
The Pulpit Supply Network is designed to make those connections easier. It provides a practical way for qualified pastors and ministry leaders to make themselves available while giving BBFI churches a place to request help when they need someone to fill the pulpit.
Serving Churches. Strengthening the Fellowship.
This network reflects the heart of the BBFI: pastors serving pastors and churches helping churches. It is more than a directory. It is a practical ministry resource built upon relationships, cooperation, and a shared commitment to strengthen local churches.
Whether you are willing to serve or your church needs assistance, we invite you to take the next step.
Make Yourself Available
Are you willing to serve as a guest preacher, interim speaker, revival speaker, conference speaker, or provide occasional pulpit supply? Share your information and availability with churches across the Fellowship.
Find Help for Your Church
Does your church need a guest preacher, temporary pulpit supply, an interim speaker, or assistance during a pastoral transition? Tell us about your need so we can help make the connection.
Note: The Pulpit Supply Network is a connection resource. Each participating church is responsible for contacting prospective speakers, confirming availability, reviewing qualifications, and determining suitability for its ministry.