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	==Info==		==Info==
	*Facebook: [https://www.facebook.com/FCBFChurch @FCBFChurch]		*Facebook: [https://www.facebook.com/FCBFChurch @FCBFChurch]
			*Media: [https://www.freedomcbf.org/media Media Library]

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	{{toplink\|url=https://www.freedomcbf.org/\|name=freedomcbf.org}}[[File:FreedomChristianBibleFellowship.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|~~350px~~\|Freedom Christian Bible Fellowship in action.]]<blockquote>''Live. Love. Choose.''</blockquote>		{{toplink\|url=https://www.freedomcbf.org/\|name=freedomcbf.org}}[[File:FreedomChristianBibleFellowship.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Freedom Christian Bible Fellowship in action.]]<blockquote>''Live. Love. Choose.''</blockquote>
	'''Freedom Christian Bible Fellowship''', originally known as "Freedom Baptist Church", was founded in February of 1973 in the home of George and Pauline Patterson with 11 members. Later that same year, the congregation purchased a building at 4500 Westminster Avenue.		'''Freedom Christian Bible Fellowship''', originally known as "Freedom Baptist Church", was founded in February of 1973 in the home of George and Pauline Patterson with 11 members. Later that same year, the congregation purchased a building at 4500 Westminster Avenue.
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	{{toplink\|url=https://www.freedomcbf.org/\|name=freedomcbf.org}}[[File:~~Freedom ChristianBibleFellowship~~.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|350px\|Freedom Christian Bible Fellowship in action.]]<blockquote>''Live. Love. Choose.''</blockquote>		{{toplink\|url=https://www.freedomcbf.org/\|name=freedomcbf.org}}[[File:FreedomChristianBibleFellowship.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|350px\|Freedom Christian Bible Fellowship in action.]]<blockquote>''Live. Love. Choose.''</blockquote>
	'''Freedom Christian Bible Fellowship''', originally known as "Freedom Baptist Church", was founded in February of 1973 in the home of George and Pauline Patterson with 11 members. Later that same year, the congregation purchased a building at 4500 Westminster Avenue.		'''Freedom Christian Bible Fellowship''', originally known as "Freedom Baptist Church", was founded in February of 1973 in the home of George and Pauline Patterson with 11 members. Later that same year, the congregation purchased a building at 4500 Westminster Avenue.
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	{{toplink\|url=https://www.freedomcbf.org/\|name=freedomcbf.org}}[[File:Freedom ~~Christian Bible Fellowship~~.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|350px\|Freedom Christian Bible Fellowship in action.]]<blockquote>''Live. Love. Choose.''</blockquote>		{{toplink\|url=https://www.freedomcbf.org/\|name=freedomcbf.org}}[[File:Freedom ChristianBibleFellowship.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|350px\|Freedom Christian Bible Fellowship in action.]]<blockquote>''Live. Love. Choose.''</blockquote>
	'''Freedom Christian Bible Fellowship''', originally known as "Freedom Baptist Church", was founded in February of 1973 in the home of George and Pauline Patterson with 11 members. Later that same year, the congregation purchased a building at 4500 Westminster Avenue.		'''Freedom Christian Bible Fellowship''', originally known as "Freedom Baptist Church", was founded in February of 1973 in the home of George and Pauline Patterson with 11 members. Later that same year, the congregation purchased a building at 4500 Westminster Avenue.
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	{{toplink\|url=https://www.freedomcbf.org/\|name=freedomcbf.org}}<blockquote>''Live. Love. Choose.''</blockquote>		{{toplink\|url=https://www.freedomcbf.org/\|name=freedomcbf.org}}[[File:Freedom Christian Bible Fellowship.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|350px\|Freedom Christian Bible Fellowship in action.]]<blockquote>''Live. Love. Choose.''</blockquote>
	'''Freedom Christian Bible Fellowship''', originally known as "Freedom Baptist Church", was founded in February of 1973 in the home of George and Pauline Patterson with 11 members. Later that same year, the congregation purchased a building at 4500 Westminster Avenue.		'''Freedom Christian Bible Fellowship''', originally known as "Freedom Baptist Church", was founded in February of 1973 in the home of George and Pauline Patterson with 11 members. Later that same year, the congregation purchased a building at 4500 Westminster Avenue.
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	==In The News==		==In The News==
	*[https://www.cbsnews.com/philadelphia/news/philadelphia-colorectal-cancer-alliance-spirit-challenge Philadelphia churches raise awareness for colon cancer screenings while competing in Spirit Challenge], CBS-3, March 18, 2024.		*[https://www.cbsnews.com/philadelphia/news/philadelphia-colorectal-cancer-alliance-spirit-challenge Philadelphia churches raise awareness for colon cancer screenings while competing in Spirit Challenge], CBS-3, March 18, 2024.

			==Info==
			*Facebook: [https://www.facebook.com/FCBFChurch @FCBFChurch]

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	*[https://www.cbsnews.com/philadelphia/news/philadelphia-colorectal-cancer-alliance-spirit-challenge Philadelphia churches raise awareness for colon cancer screenings while competing in Spirit Challenge], CBS-3, March 18, 2024.		*[https://www.cbsnews.com/philadelphia/news/philadelphia-colorectal-cancer-alliance-spirit-challenge Philadelphia churches raise awareness for colon cancer screenings while competing in Spirit Challenge], CBS-3, March 18, 2024.

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	{{toplink\|url=https://www.freedomcbf.org/\|name=freedomcbf.org}}<blockquote>''Live. Love. Choose.''</blockquote>		{{toplink\|url=https://www.freedomcbf.org/\|name=freedomcbf.org}}<blockquote>''Live. Love. Choose.''</blockquote>
	Freedom Christian Bible Fellowship, originally known as ~~“Freedom~~ Baptist ~~Church”~~, was founded in February of 1973 in the home of George and Pauline Patterson with 11 members. Later that same year, the congregation purchased a building at 4500 Westminster Avenue.		'''Freedom Christian Bible Fellowship''', originally known as "Freedom Baptist Church", was founded in February of 1973 in the home of George and Pauline Patterson with 11 members. Later that same year, the congregation purchased a building at 4500 Westminster Avenue.
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	Rev. Gilbert Coleman, Jr. was invited to preach and after some time was installed as pastor of the Freedom Baptist Church on November 4, 1984. A change came when the Lord began to lead and instruct the Pastor Gilbert Coleman, Jr. to separate from the Baptist reformation to become a non-denominational church, officially renaming the church: Freedom Christian Bible Fellowship on October 15, 1989.		Rev. Gilbert Coleman, Jr. was invited to preach and after some time was installed as pastor of the Freedom Baptist Church on November 4, 1984. A change came when the Lord began to lead and instruct the Pastor Gilbert Coleman, Jr. to separate from the Baptist reformation to become '''a non-denominational church''', officially renaming the church: Freedom Christian Bible Fellowship on October 15, 1989.

	Throughout the ensuing years, the church membership would grow exponentially, which prompted the church to move their services to the E. Spencer Miller School and increased to two services on Sundays. Freedom then moved to a space on the top floor of 5070 Parkside Avenue in the Philadelphia Business and Technology Center, and finally ~~purchasing~~ the church building, located at 6100 W. Columbia Avenue, which is our current home.		Throughout the ensuing years, the church membership would grow exponentially, which prompted the church to move their services to the E. Spencer Miller School and increased to two services on Sundays. Freedom then moved to a space on the top floor of 5070 Parkside Avenue in the Philadelphia Business and Technology Center, and finally purchased the church building, located at 6100 W. Columbia Avenue, which is our current home.

	''Note:''&ensp;The above descriptive information came from the church's [https://www.freedomcbf.org/our-story Our Story] page.		''Note:''&ensp;The above descriptive information came from the church's [https://www.freedomcbf.org/our-story Our Story] page.

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	Throughout the ensuing years, the church membership would grow exponentially, which prompted the church to move their services to the E. Spencer Miller School and increased to two services on Sundays. Freedom then moved to a space on the top floor of 5070 Parkside Avenue in the Philadelphia Business and Technology Center, and finally purchasing the church building, located at 6100 W. Columbia Avenue, which is our current home.		Throughout the ensuing years, the church membership would grow exponentially, which prompted the church to move their services to the E. Spencer Miller School and increased to two services on Sundays. Freedom then moved to a space on the top floor of 5070 Parkside Avenue in the Philadelphia Business and Technology Center, and finally purchasing the church building, located at 6100 W. Columbia Avenue, which is our current home.

	''Note:''&~~nbsp~~;~~ This page is just a stub for now~~. ~~Before very long, it will become a full new~~ page.		''Note:''&ensp;The above descriptive information came from the church's [https://www.freedomcbf.org/our-story Our Story] page.

	==In The News==		==In The News==