REFORMATION AND REVIVAL FELLOWSHIP

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The Fellowship was born in 1938 as the Baptist Revival Fellowship when a group of evangelical pastors in London, concerned for the low spiritual state of their churches and with a consequent longing for a visitation of God in revival, began to meet together. Click on this link to go to Theo Bamber page. Since that time the Fellowship has emphasised revival but has insisted upon the continuing duty of reformation according to the Word of God in personal and church life. The desperate need of our land for an outpouring of God's Spirit remains.

A fuller history can be found on the Revival Articles page.

What are our aims?

• Fellowship for all evangelicals of whatever bacakground concerned to see God's saving power in the land and His glory restored in His church.
• A vital prayer partnership burdened to pray for revival in our generation.
• A platform for ministry related to reformation and revival with opportunities for members to meet together.

What does the Fellowship offer?

• An annual conference for prayer and the study of reformation in Scripture, history, and experience.
• Encouragement for members to meet locally for prayer and Bible study, and to arrange occasional district rallies for wider fellowship and teaching on reformation and revival.
• The "Revival Newsline" magazine, approximately 3 times per year.

What is the need?

Reformation: the evangelical application of the Word of God to personal and church life and worship.

Revival: a sovereign act of God in which He deals with us in mercy rather than judgement, bringing "a season of refreshing from the Presence of the Lord", during which believers are both humbled and given new life and unbelievers converted;

An intervention by the Lord in the affairs of mankind, such as will reverse godlessness;

An extraordinary visitation by the Living Lord to a church, a locality, a nation, or a continent so that people are faced with the reality of His felt Presence;

A time in which backsliders are restored;

A period in history when God's people are made joyfully responsive to His will, resulting in inspired prayer, empowered preaching, effective evangelism, and an increased desire for personal holiness.

What can we do?

• Recognise the need for and the possibility of revival and the continuing duty of Biblical reformation.
• Seek God earnestly ourselves. For this purpose, why not use some of the Scriptures here?
• Encourage one another, and others, in prayer.

YOU can take part

• At conference (details)
• in prayer fellowship
• as a member - see form at bottom of Conference Page.

Why not join us?

• can testify to a personal experience of God's grace in new birth, repentance, and faith.
• love the Lord Jesus and acknowledge Him as their Saviour, Lord, and God.
• believe the Bible to be the Word of God, the infallible record of God's revelation of the faith "once delivered to the saints" and of His purpose for the church and the world.
• are committed to membership in a local church where they regularly worship God.
• earnestly desire to see revival in the churches and in the land, that God's name be glorified, His truth vindicated, souls saved, and His church purified and strengthened.

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