About Us :: During such a time as this, when the world seems to be reeling from wave after wave of turmoil and chaos, the church of Jesus Christ, as never before, must become a place of refuge for the hurting, shattered lives of people. Individually, Christians have always been viewed by the world as weak and helpless. Nevertheless, the God of all creation, Who is limitless in power, lives within them. In these last days, the Lord desires to display Himself to the lost and hurting in new, larger ways than He has ever been able to in the past. Therefore, He needs a larger platform for this larger expression of His glory. I believe that this larger platform is the corporate church. Not a church of many people, but a church living as one spiritual Man, moving by the anointing of one Spirit in one endless and all powerful Life. In other words, a church that functions as one body – worldwide!

Some people might think that such a grandiose belief is way too improbable of an idea to actually happen. But Habakkuk 2:14 says, “For the earth shall be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the LORD, as the waters cover the sea.” God’s glory will cover the earth one day in such a way that all people will, at some level, experience His glory. At Pentecost, while the disciples were in one place, in one accord together, the glory of God fell upon them. In these last days, the glory of God is again going to fall when the church is abiding in one place together in unity. International Ministers Fellowship came into being to help facilitate this very thing.

International Ministers Fellowship or IMF is a global network of ministers that desire to relate to others ministers from different cultures and geographical locations. Containing ministers from all walks of Christian life, IMF does not seek to tear down denominational or doctrinal boundaries that separate believers into different groups. Instead of seeking to “tear down” boundaries within the body of Christ, IMF is merely a place for us to step out from behind our boundaries, if for only a brief moment, to have fellowship with other Christian ministers. For denominational ministers are not required in anyway to relinquish their denominations, but are encouraged to remain part of the denomination where God has sovereignly placed them. Likewise, non-denominational ministers are not joining a denomination by becoming part of IMF. Each minister should remain as they were prior to joining IMF and any change in their ministry status should never be due to any involvement in IMF.