The Christian Biblical Church of God was established in 1983 by a small group of seven true believers and one minister, Fred R. Coulter, when they separated themselves from another Church of God organization which had embraced non-scriptural beliefs and practices. The CBCG has since grown to minister to thousands in various fellowship groups and small congregations—as well as to thousands of scattered believers around the world.
We hope that you will use this website to link to the CBCG's other websites which over 40,000 people currently use each month.
We hope that you will use this website to link to the CBCG's other websites which over 40,000 people currently use each month.
CBCG's Online Go-To-Meeting Fellowship
The CBCG recently embarked on a project to bring many of our scattered brethren together--online. We are achieving this via an Internet service called Go To Meeting. This conferencing service enables participants to “meet” and communicate in real time. We currently run these meetings each Friday evening, and brethren can participate from wherever they are—throughout the world. A simple click on a Web link will bring you into our meetings (or you can call in on a phone to join the meeting).
Meetings begin with a welcome message followed by about 30 minutes of fellowship time. Next we have a 50-60 minute Bible study in the form of a message. The session is opened and closed with prayer. Finally, there is about an hour of online fellowship in the form of questions, answers, and comments on the study. This section is facilitated by a moderator—and kept on-topic.
Our goal is to utilize these meetings to help fulfill Christ’s instruction to “feed my sheep.” Since the program began with a few dedicated members, participation has already increased by some 600 percent!
Meetings begin with a welcome message followed by about 30 minutes of fellowship time. Next we have a 50-60 minute Bible study in the form of a message. The session is opened and closed with prayer. Finally, there is about an hour of online fellowship in the form of questions, answers, and comments on the study. This section is facilitated by a moderator—and kept on-topic.
Our goal is to utilize these meetings to help fulfill Christ’s instruction to “feed my sheep.” Since the program began with a few dedicated members, participation has already increased by some 600 percent!
Feast of Tabernacles 2019 Feast Sites
* Meet the CBCG Elders & Guest Speakers
* GTM Audio and Video Archives
The need for Fellowship identified : (History and Development of GTM)
The concept of bringing the scattered brethren together became obvious after hearing from the many brethren at different Feast sites around the world. The question was frequently asked, "Fellowship at the Feast is great, but how can we get together with other brethren throughout the year?"
This question became a regular one asked by brethren around the world. It was clearly apparent that some kind of service was needed for this purpose. The internet, with it’s online software offerings, was the obvious form of media to accomplish this worldwide need. The question was, what software would be best in order to accomplish this task? Skype was
initially tried but soon fell short. Skype was used once or twice in the USA but soon was obvious that it was not equipped to adequately provide the facilities needed to reach the members worldwide. (read more)
The concept of bringing the scattered brethren together became obvious after hearing from the many brethren at different Feast sites around the world. The question was frequently asked, "Fellowship at the Feast is great, but how can we get together with other brethren throughout the year?"
This question became a regular one asked by brethren around the world. It was clearly apparent that some kind of service was needed for this purpose. The internet, with it’s online software offerings, was the obvious form of media to accomplish this worldwide need. The question was, what software would be best in order to accomplish this task? Skype was
initially tried but soon fell short. Skype was used once or twice in the USA but soon was obvious that it was not equipped to adequately provide the facilities needed to reach the members worldwide. (read more)