Macedonia International Bible Fellowship

Macedonia International Bible Fellowship is a family of pastors, preachers, ministers and church leaders: men and women dedicated to spiritual formation, authentic relationships, mutuality, and legacy led by Bishop Kenneth C. Ulmer

  • Family: We are a spiritual family of priority, unconditional love, and acceptance, which fosters a place of safety and support.

  • Spiritual Formation: We believe in organic discipleship through teaching, spirit-led activity, and doing life together.

  • Authentic Relationships: We are a supportive, confidential, and grace-centered environment that provides a place for sharing and accountability.

  • Mutuality: We believe in a circle of leadership.

  • Legacy: We are stewards of wisdom, revelation, and anointing that has come before us, and we have the responsibility to pass it down to the next generation so that the chain is unbroken.

This initiative extends from Bishop Kenneth C. Ulmer’s ecclesiastical role as a duly consecrated Presiding Bishop, aiming to fortify church leadership at its core. Its cornerstone offering is an annual gathering designed to equip and spiritually rejuvenate them in their pastoral duties. 

Macedonia International Bible Fellowship plans to expand its support and service to church leaders through workshops, roundtables, and resources tailored to enhance their ability to fulfill their calling.

The Distinction Between KCUM and MIBF

While Kenneth C. Ulmer is the founder and guiding force behind both entities, their focus and offerings significantly differ. 

  • Kenneth C. Ulmer Ministries is dedicated to providing preaching, teaching, events, and resources to a broad Christian audience. This ministry serves as the embodiment of his personal calling and contributions to the Kingdom of God. 

  • Macedonia International Bible Fellowship focuses on the spiritual enrichment and development of senior church leaders.

Why The Need?

“God places the lonely in families…” Psalm 68:6 (NLT)

“Two people are better off than one, for they can help each other succeed. If one person falls, the other can reach out and help. But someone who falls alone is in real trouble.”

Ecclesiastes 4:9-10 (NLT)

“By yourself you’re unprotected. With a friend you can face the worst. Can you round up a third? A three-stranded rope isn’t easily snapped.”

Ecclesiastes 4:12 (MSG)