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Baku International Fellowship

Your non-denominational Christian Church in Azerbaijan

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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Who We Are
    • Sunday Mornings
    • Map and Directions
    • Leadership
    • Brief History of BIF
    • Giving
  • Ministries
    • Children
    • Youth Group
    • Women’s Groups
    • Men’s Group
    • Prayer
    • Small Group Resources
    • Benevolence
    • Refugee Care Team
  • Calendar
  • Sermons
  • Contact Us

Sunday Mornings

Home Group Fellowships (HGF) have become essential to our calling as a church in Baku. We sensed God's desired for us to place a high priority on HGF because of the depth of community and growth in personal discipleship that we experience there. From October through May we alternate meeting one Sunday in HGF and the following Sunday we gather together for Large Group Worship.

On the weeks that we meet for Large Group Worship gatherings, we meet at the Badamdar Hotel & Residence located at Street 1C Mikayıl Müşfiq, Bakı 1004. People begin arriving at 10:00am when coffee and tea are served.  This is a great opportunity to connect with others. You’ll be greeted by one of our hospitality greeters. Feel free to ask them questions and to show you around. The service begins at 10:30am.

During the months of June through September we meet every week at the Badamdar Hotel & Residence for Large Group Worship.

Home Group Fellowships are formed to be intentionality diverse culturally and demographically. We work towards "organic" growth and multiplication of these groups. People who wish to be a part of a HGF should complete the application form. 

Keep on loving each other as brothers and sisters. Don't forget to show hospitality to strangers, for some who have done this have entertained angels without realizing it.  

Hebrews 13:1

What do people wear?

Our focus is not on what a person wears, but whether people are connecting with God and others. You will find that most people dress casually.

What is your style of music?

Our intention is to “facilitate” (make it easy) for people to connect with God. We have a very broad cross section of life stages, culture, and religious traditions in our church family, and therefore our worship style integrates and blends together contemporary, traditional, as well as some liturgical elements. The foundation of our music selection is God’s Word and the heart of the worshipper.

Will I be singled out as a visitor?

International churches are a bit unique in that we have a huge turnover of people coming and going so it is important to connect quickly. During the opening announcements, the host will give opportunity for people who are visiting to introduce themselves giving their name and their passport country.  We don’t want people to feel obligated to share, but it is a great chance to begin connecting with others in the English-speaking community. Sadly, we also give a few moments for people who are leaving Baku to be recognized and pray for them as they move on.

How is the church financially supported?

During the worship gathering our church will worship the Lord with the giving of tithes and offerings. BIF is a self-supporting church. We do not have any supporting organization but rely on the financial gifts and offerings of God’s people. Please see the information "Giving" page to see how you can contribute online and also receive a receipt for tax purposes.

How do I get involved?

For those who will be living in Baku for either a long period or just a couple of months, we encourage you to take the initiative and connect with others as soon as possible. Home Group Fellowships are the ideal way to regularly connect with others and grow together in your faith. Let us know you are interested in being a part of a Home Group Fellowship.

If you are interested in jumping right in and serving in some manner, let us know here!

How often is communion served?

We celebrate the Lord’s Communion usually on the first Sunday of the month. We invite people to come forward to receive the elements. Our communion table is open to all who have received Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord and have properly examined their hearts and lives before Him. We believe that parents are the best judges of whether their children have made a proper commitment to the Lord and may take communion.

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