Recovering a Love for the Local Church
The local church is central to God’s mission, yet its value is often overlooked. Join us for the 2026 Reformed Believers' Conference, as we rediscover the beauty, purpose, and priority of belonging to and participating in the local church.
Join us for the 2026 Reformed Believers’ Conference
Local churches are an essential part of the fruit and work of the Great Commission. Yet, there is a growing decline in the value and priority of the local church in the eyes of many professing Christians. The theme of this year’s RBC is aimed at this pastoral concern to help believers value and prioritise belonging to and participating in whichever local church God has joined them to.
DATE
June 4 - 6, 2026
LOCATION
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Kirk,
Nassau, Bahamas
PRICING
This conference is entirely free with meals included!
CHILDCARE
Childcare will be provided during the conference.
Messages
Built on Christ and His Gospel
Ken Jones
Thursday, June 4th | 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Scripture is clear that Christ and His gospel are to be the foundation upon which local churches are built. However, in a world where local churches are intentionally and visibly built on personalities and all manner of things to attract crowds, the church’s true foundation can easily be forgotten. The aim of this message is to remind us of this enduring truth and to call both church leaders and church members to guard against straying away from this true foundation.
Responding to the Gospel
Cedric Moss
Friday, June 5th | 9:45 AM – 10:30 AM
In an age of easy believism, many people believe that a person responds to the gospel by repeating the so-called “sinner’s prayer.” The burden of this sermon is to remind the conference that genuinely responding to the gospel is accompanied by undeniable evidences of conversion and community life.
Serving One Another
Jude Vilma
Friday, June 5th | 10:45 AM – 11:30 AM
Local churches are a display of God’s sovereignty and wisdom. God is the one who saves people and joins them to local churches. And He is the one who gives them gifts to be used to serve one another, ultimately in service to Himself and for His glory. Yet, oftentimes, believers are reluctant or disobedient in using their God-given gifts to serve one another, and this is increasingly so in a world where it is more desirable to be served than to serve. The aim of this message is to call God’s people to use their gifts in service to Him and one another.
Evangelism: Corporate and Personal
Timothy Treco
Friday, June 5th | 1:15 PM – 2:00 PM
The heart of the Great Commission is to make disciples, and the first step in making disciples is evangelism, which is a faithful proclamation of the gospel. There is a role to play by the local church corporately and members individually. However, church members tend to be more aware of and expect corporate evangelism while neglecting personal evangelism. While this message will touch on corporate evangelism, its primary aim is to call the conference to intentional personal evangelism, biblically and practically.
Local Church Unity
Bryn MacPhail
Friday, June 5th | 2:00 PM – 2:45 PM
Local churches are diverse assemblies of people whom God has saved, gifted, and joined together. Sometimes our diversity threatens our unity, so Scripture repeatedly calls us to unity, even to the point of being willing to sacrifice personally in order to maintain it.
When and How to Leave a Church
Jarvis Singleton
Saturday, June 6th | 9:45 AM – 10:30 AM
Joining and leaving are two realities of local church life. Therefore, an important question is this: When should a member leave a church? This is an important question that requires pastoral guidance rooted in biblical counsel and wisdom to faithfully answer it.
Seeking God's Glory
Ken Jones
Saturday, June 6th | 10:45 AM – 11:30 AM
This is the culminating message of the conference. Its aim is to remind us of the purpose of local churches: To glorify God in whatever they do. Therefore, this message will be relevant to all aspects of the local church, including those not mentioned, because God’s glory is the ultimate end and aim of all things.
Register for the 2026 Reformed Believers' Conference Now!
The conference is entirely free! Secure your spot by registering online today.
Frequently Asked Questions
General Information
What is the Reformed Believers’ Conference (RBC)?
The Reformed Believers’ Conference is the annual conference hosted by Kingdom Life Church, focused on strengthening believers through biblically grounded teaching. This year’s theme emphasizes the importance of the local church in the life of every Christian.
Who should attend this conference?
This conference is open to all believers—church members, leaders, and anyone interested in growing in their understanding of the local church and Christian life.
Where is the conference being held?
At St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Kirk.
When is the conference?
June 4–6, 2026.
Who should I contact with questions?
Please reach out to Kingdom Life Church if you have questions.
Telephone: 242-393-8262
Email: [email protected]
Registration
How much does the conference cost?
The conference is completely free, including meals.
Do I need to register in advance?
Yes. All attendees must register online in advance to attend.
How do I indicate childcare needs?
You can indicate your childcare needs directly on the registration form. Please provide accurate details so we can plan appropriately.
Will on-site registration be available?
On-site registration may be limited. Advance registration is strongly encouraged.
Is there a registration deadline?
Registration will close once capacity is reached.
Childcare
Is childcare available?
Yes, childcare will be provided during the conference.
Do I need to sign up for childcare in advance?
Yes. Childcare must be requested during registration so we can ensure proper staffing and preparation.
What should I bring for my child?
– Any necessary snacks or bottles
– Diapers/wipes (if applicable)
– Comfort items (blanket, toy, etc.)
– Clearly labelled belongings
Schedule & Sessions
What does the conference schedule look like?
The conference includes multiple teaching sessions across three days, featuring sermons from experienced pastors and teachers.
Do I have to attend every session?
Attendees are encouraged to attend all sessions to benefit fully, but you may attend as your schedule allows.
Will sessions start on time?
Yes. Please arrive early to be seated before each session begins.
Meals & Refreshments
Will food be provided?
Yes. Meals are provided free of charge for registered attendees.
Can you accommodate dietary restrictions?
Limited accommodations may be available. Please indicate any dietary needs during registration.
Parking & Transportation
Is parking available at the venue?
Yes. Parking is available in the Central Bank of The Bahamas parking lot at the corner of Market and Shirley Streets.
How early should I arrive for parking?
We strongly recommend arriving early—especially on Friday—due to road closures and increased traffic in the downtown area.
Traffic Considerations (Friday Only)
Will there be any traffic disruptions?
Yes. Due to the Labour Day Parade, downtown Nassau is typically closed to vehicular traffic starting at 8:00 AM on Friday.
How will this affect my arrival?
If you arrive after 8:00 AM, you may be diverted away from the downtown area and required to park farther away, resulting in a longer walk to the church.
What should I do to avoid delays?
Please plan to arrive before 8:00 AM on Friday to ensure smooth access to parking and the venue at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Kirk.
Policies
What is the cancellation policy?
If you register but cannot attend, please email us at [email protected] so we can make your spot available to others.
