About - National Black Fellowship Of The Assemblies Of God

Our Vision & Mission

We are a Movement of Hope transforming communities by developing and deploying African American leaders, planting & revitalizing churches, advancing biblical justice and restoring families.

Strategic Goals

Provide Strong Balanced Leadership
Create Synergy within our fellowship
Develop better communication and relationships with our NBF family
Expand the number of churches and ministers in the NBF
Strengthen the 5 regions of the NBF and add value to our members and friends
Raise funds and friends to help us reach our objectives

Identify partners and friends in REACH 25 cities to assist in launching churches and resourcing existing ministries.
Engage and support black and multi-ethnic USA and World AG Missionaries
Identify and Engage gifted team members who will be able to help the NBF reach its strategic initiatives
Recruit, raise up and resource indigenous leaders under the age of 40
Develop online training resources of best practices for urban ministry

We value and are committed to:

Diversity— diversity in accordance with Revelation 7:9

Leadership development— Recruiting, equipping and deploying leaders

Partnership— Those who engage with our mission

Biblical Justice— Justice according to Micah 6:8 and Isaiah 56:1

Resourcing— Mentor, network and support

Church Growth— Plant and revitalize churches

Next Generation— Valuing the voice of, engaging, and providing opportunities

What We Provide To Our Constituents

“The NBFAG is a place for urban ministries and multi-ethnic leaders to connect, network, train and partner to reach under resourced communities for Christ.”

Statement of Being

The National Black Fellowship is one of the many approved ethnic fellowships in the General Council of the Assemblies of God. God’s vision of diversity and unity in Revelation 7:9 “a great multitude from every nation, tribe, people and language“ is clearly seen in these endorsed ethnic fellowships. As with the other ethnic fellowships, the majority of our constituents represent our racial and cultural heritage, which is Black. What we are, does not limit what we do, where we go, or whom we embrace. We are strategically reaching major cities in America; creating diversity and fostering reconciliation within the kingdom of God; recruiting and empowering the next generation of multi-ethnic leaders; planting and strengthening local churches and ministers in partnership with all ethnicities and in cooperation with District offices.

For The Cause Of Christ,

Walter Harvey, NBF President

The WI+H Movement is our main focus as we partner with others to transform the environments, education, and economics within the toughest and most dangerous cities in America through church planting, community revitalization, and raising indigenous leaders.