Bethel Deliverance International
Fellowship of Churches
About Us
BDIFC is more than just asking ministers to come preach at our churches. It is a true kingdom effort to create unity among those who serve the Lord in the work of the pastorate.
Our History
The Bethel Deliverance International Fellowship of Churches began in 2005. Bishop Eric Lambert was burdened by the separation and disharmony among many of God's Pastors. He also noticed that many of God's leaders were Pastoring without ample knowledge of the rules and regulations of the office of Pastor.
As it is written in the book of Hosea, "My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge: because thou hast rejected knowledge, I will also reject thee." (Hosea 4:6 KJV).
From that burden, the Lord spoke. These were the words that echoed in the heart and mind of Bishop Lambert. "Start a fellowship to enable my Pastors to do a better job for my kingdom." The Lord further stated that many of God's Pastors were spending entirely too much time in paperwork. So, this fellowship was tasked with developing strategies that would enable the Pastor to be free from so much paperwork and be able to spend more time in prayer and the ministry of God's Word. This fellowship was born out of a need to develop those in the work of ministry and who just did not know what to do next. From this simple set of instructions, the Bethel Fellowship was born.
Our Mission
The mission of the Bethel Deliverance International Fellowship of Churches is to strengthen Pastors and Church Leaders through spiritual covering, practical training, and kingdom-centered fellowship, equipping them with knowledge, resources, and support to serve effectively, lead faithfully, and advance the work of God with excellence and unity.
Our Vision
Our vision is to cultivate a unified fellowship of empowered Pastors, Leaders, and laity who are spiritually grounded, administratively equipped, and relationally connected, free to focus on prayer, the Word, and ministry impact while building healthy churches that transform communities for the Kingdom of God.