April 2025 Newsletter by FIBC Phoenix

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS CALENDAR OF EVENTS PRAYER & BIBLE STUDY PRAYER & BIBLE STUDY

Pre-Noonday Prayer

Noonday Bible Study

Praise Team & Band Rehearsal

Friday Fellowship with Pastor Stewart

First Sunday - Lord’s Supper

Pre-Noonday Prayer

Noonday Bible Study

Praise Team & Band Rehearsal

Friday Fellowship with Pastor Stewart

Second Sunday - Palm Sunday, E&D

Sunday

Maundy Thursday

Good Friday

Silent Saturday

Third Sunday - Resurrection Sunday

Holy Monday

Campus Closed - Resurrection Sunday Observance

Pre-Noonday Prayer

Noonday Bible Study

Praise Team & Band Rehearsal

Friday Fellowship with Pastor Stewart

Hankins

Young

Disciple U

Fourth

Pre-Noonday

Intercessory Prayer

Sundays and Wednesdays In-Person & Online

We invite you to unite with us in prayer on Sundays before worship services and Wednesdays before Bible Study. Noon Bible Study & Prayer Wednesdays at 11:30 a m In-Person & Online

Each Wednesday you're invited to grab your lunch and Bible and join us for prayer and Bible Study in the middle of the day

Congregational prayer begins at 11:30 a m , followed by Bible Study at noon

In-person Bible Study will meet in The Hope Center Chapel Zoom ID: 602 258 1998 Passcode: 1141

The FIBC Deacons Ministry is looking for young people who want to learn more about becoming a Junior Deacon Learn more about the opportunities to learn and serve by contacting Deacons Anthony Dorbin, Tim Lash, any ministry member or call the office for more information

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Greetings, FIBC Members and Supporters,

Welcome to Spring 2025 “Arizona-style” with record-breaking temperatures in the upper, upper 90s! However, we are grateful for being residents in the Valley of the Sun with its over 300 days of sunshine. We are also at the midpoint of Lenten Season 2025. Praise God for our first-ever Lenten Revival, beginning with Dr James E Wright II of FIBC preaching our Ash Wednesday Noonday Worship Service and Pastor Kenneth C Curry, Jr of the Friendship Baptist Church of Yorba Linda, California preaching nightly, March 5-7. Of course, the climax was the FBC Mass Choir joining us on Friday night to support their Senior Pastor and yours truly.

The focus for our 2025 FIBC Theme for April is: OUR SPIRITUAL ASSIGNMENT—PASSING THE LORD’S BATON GENERATIONALLY EMPOWERED BY OUR CRUCIFIED AND RESURRECTED SAVIOR. This will help us to spiritually prepare for Holy Week 2025. We begin this month with Why Mahalia Matters: Mahalia Jackson and the Politics of the Spirit, Thursday, April 3, 6:008:30 p.m., FIBC, in partnership with the ASU Humanities Institute. There will be more information about this signal event in this newsletter and on FIBC social media Two weeks later, God-willing, we begin Holy Week with Palm Sunday which will also be our Annual Evangelism and Discipleship Sunday, followed by Maundy Thursday Communion Worship Service. On Good Friday, FIBC will again host the African American Christian Clergy Coalition’s Seven Last Sayings of Jesus Christ. Then, Resurrection Sunday will be full with three worship services 5:30, 7:30 and 11:00 a.m. P.I.C.B Pray. Invite. Come. And Bring family, friends, coworkers, neighbors and strangers. We conclude the month by celebrating the 55th Anniversary of Sister Brenda G. Hankins being a leader in our Music Ministry, on Saturday and Sunday, April 26-27.

Please keep the FIBC Senior/Lead Pastor Search Committee in your prayers as its members continue to prayerfully and diligently screen over 60 persons who have expressed interest in becoming our next Senior/Lead Pastor They are on schedule to present a top candidate by the end of April.

Keep the faith and be encouraged!

Pastor Stewart

Pastor’ s Retirement Celebration Pastor’ s Retirement Celebration

HONORING OUR SENIOR PASTOR’S LEGACY OF SERVICE HONORING OUR SENIOR PASTOR’S LEGACY OF SERVICE

For 48 years, Pastor Stewart has faithfully shepherded our congregation with unwavering commitment, visionary leadership, and a deep passion for Jesus and Justice His ministry has not only shaped each of our lives but has also left an indelible mark on our community, state, nation, and world

As we prepare to celebrate our Senior Pastor’s 48th Pastoral Anniversary and Retirement, this is an opportunity to express your heartfelt gratitude for his years of dedication, leadership and spiritual guidance Here’s a look at everything taking place and how you can get connected and involved in the celebrations

SUNDAY WORSHIP SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES SERVICES

June 1

One Worship Service Sunday at 9:30 a.m.

Community Communion Service at 6 p m

Guest Preacher: Dr. Jannah Scott

June 8 - Children, Youth & Young Adult Sunday

Worship Services at 7:30 & 11 a m

Guest Preachers: Pastor Joseph Green and Pastor Jessica Morris

June 15 - Father’s Day

Worship Services at 7:30 & 11 a.m.

Guest Preacher: Dr. Michael J. Jones

June 22

Worship Services at 7:30 & 11 a.m.

Guest Preachers: Dr. Marvin J. Bentley and Pastor T. Ellsworth

Gantt, II

June 29 - The Farewell Sunday

Worship Services at 7:30 & 11 a m

featuring Gospel Recording Artist Maurice Griffin

READY TO SUPPORT OUR SENIOR PASTOR’S RETIREMENT?

HERE’S EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW HERE’S EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW

There are several ways you can support our Pastoral Retirement Celebration Whether you attend a worship experience, volunteer at the community service project or enjoy an evening out at the gala, there is something for you and your entire family

CELEBRATION CELEBRATION EVENTS EVENTS

Volunteer Training Day

Saturday, May 3, 12-2 p m

Join us for a training session for all volunteers supporting the retirement celebration

Celebration Gala

Friday, June 27

Sheraton Downtown Phoenix, 340 N. Third Street

Gala Keynote: Dr. Ralph Douglas West

Special Music: Maurice Griffin

Gala Emcees: Dr. Kenneth C. Curry, Jr. and The Reverend Tanya Hughes

Tickets $100 each, tables of 10 available for purchase

Community Celebration and Community Service Project Dates to be announced

CELEBRATE CELEBRATE PASTOR STEWART PASTOR STEWART

Share a Message with Pastor Stewart

Upload a 60-second video or typed message for Pastor Stewart at no cost.

Volunteer at an Event or Service

We’re looking for volunteers to serve in every capacity, from the parking lot to event support Sign-up for the area you’d like to serve

Join the Celebration Choir

Rehearsals will start in April for both the 55th Anniversary Celebration for Sister Brenda Hankins, Resurrection Sunday and June.

Place a Congratulatory Journal Advertisement

Ads available in various sizes and prices

Become a Celebration Sponsor

Packages available in various prices

CONNECT WITH CONNECT WITH THE COMMITTEE THE COMMITTEE

Website

Find all the information you need to know, purchase tickets and more at fibcaz.org/stewartcelebration or stewartlegacy48.com.

Connect with the committee at legacy48@fibco.org.

The Resurrection story is a powerful one: Jesus was an innocent man who was betrayed by a friend and put to death unfairly. Yet that wasn’t the end of the story - three days later He rose again and the world was forever changed.

Who was this man? This Easter we invite you and your entire family to experience for yourself who Jesus Christ is and how He impacts our lives today as we seek to pass the message of Christ’s love and compassion for all to the next generations as part of our spiritual assignment; to pass the baton generationally empowered by our crucified and resurrected savior He is Risen!

Palm Sunday Worship and Evangelism & Discipleship Sunday Sunday, April 13 | 7:30 a m & 11 a m

Maundy Thursday Last Supper Worship Thursday, April 17 | 6:30 p m

Good Friday Seven Last Words Worship with the African American Christian Clergy Coalition Friday, April 18 | 12 p.m.

Resurrection Sunday Worship Sunday, April 20 | 5:30 a.m., 7:30 a.m. & 11 a.m.

All services held in-person and on the FIBC streaming platforms unless noted Sunday Bible Studies at 9:30 am DREAM ZONE for Children & Youth at 11 am

As part of our Holy Week activities, the FIBC campus will be closed on Monday, April 21 and Tuesday, April 22 in observance of Resurrection Sunday All campus operations will resume on Wednesday, April 23. If you have any meetings scheduled, please call the office to make arrangements.

Hitting the Highlights Hitting the Highlights

THIS MONTH'S ACTIVITIES THIS MONTH'S ACTIVITIES

Scholarships Available for Students

The R N Nesby 2025 scholarship application season is now OPEN and the deadline to submit is TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 2025

Here are some handy frequently asked questions to help you through the process.

Who is eligible for an R.N. Nesby Scholarship?

High school students, including incoming fall 2025 freshmen, college students at all levels, seminary students and non-FIBC members

Who can write a letter of recommendation letter?

Anyone at FIBC, just not a family member, including a ministry member, friend, etc who can show you are connected to the church

I am a college student attending school out of the area, who can write a recommendation letter for me?

Anyone at FIBC, just not a family member, including a ministry member or friend, someone who can show you are connected to the church.

What must be submitted by the April 8 deadline?

All application, recommendation letters and academic documentation must be received by the deadline

New Member Class

recently joined our church family? Do you want to know ut who we are, what we do and why we believe what we hen we invite you to join us for Disciple U, our New Member ng place on Saturday, April 26

is open to all new members and those interested in more about FIBC You can register at fibcaz org or in the APP

The Choir is BACK!

The FIBC Choir is back and we ’ re putting out the call to those interested in making a JOYFUL NOISE! We’re preparing for Resurrection Sunday and the Anniversary Celebration for Sister Brenda Hankins

Here are the rehearsal dates Tuesday, April 15 at 6:30 p.m. and Saturday, April 19 at 10 a.m.

Hitting the Highlights Hitting the Highlights

Staff Appreciation Sunday

Let’s celebrate our amazing staff. We invite you to join us on Staff Appreciation Sunday, April 27 as we celebrate the FIBC and FIBCO staff and volunteers who make ministry happen across our campus

Take the opportunity to thank the FIBC and FIBCO staff for all they do on Staff Appreciation Sunday, April 27 during 7:30 and 11 a m worship

Young Adult Skate Night

The next young adult fellowship takes plac Saturday, April 19. It’s time to lace up your skate hit the rink! Not the ice rink, the skating rink an the ministry for a night at Great Skate in Glendale

Admission is $13 per person and skate rental

We’re going to let the good times roll from 6:3 p m and you can bring the entire family

Visit fibcaz.org/yafellowship to RSVP today!

Ministry Leadership Updates

In light of recent staffing changes, we wanted to share the new ministry organizational structure with you, so you know which Staff Pastor to connect with

The Rev. Thomas Claiborn Pastor of Family Life

Marriage Ministry

Children and Youth

Young Adults

Parents, marriage and grandparent classes

The Rev. Jordan Hampton Pastor of Congregational Care & Outreach

Marriage Ministry SBS Class

Young Adult SBS Class

Men’s Ministry

Women’s Ministry

General Mission Ministry

HELPS Ministry

The Rev. Kendall Washington Acting Director of Worship

Ushers

Greeters & Worship Support

Music Ministry

Prayer Ministry

Praise Dance

MEN’S CORNER

Connect with the FIBC Men’s Ministry

MEN’S SPOTLIGHT

This month we want to acknowledge Deacon Darnell Sells as the new Chairman of the FIBC Deacons Ministry.

Deacon Sells believes in the vision and purpose at FIBC and says it is an honor and privilege to serve as the Chairman of the Deacons ministry. He believes that during this holy and historic time of transition it is incumbent of everyone to give to FIBC the time, talent and energy that God has granted each of us. His prayer is that his service is pleasing to God.

GET READY FOR NEW WAYS TO CONNECT WITH THE MEN’S MINISTRY

We want to see every man involved and engaged with the Men’s Ministry. In addition to the Sunday Bible Study class there are also monthly meetings and fellowship gatherings throughout the year, along with Men’s Month and Sunday, held in October. We want to see every man connected and engaged in Men’s Ministry life at FIBC.

Men’s Ministry Engagement Opportunities in 2025

Men’s Retreat (TBA)

Men’s Fishing Fellowship (October)

Men’s Sunday (October)

Church Center

Stay up-to-date with everything happening in the Men’s Ministry! Join the Men’s Ministry Group in the FIBC APP today.

Download instructions at fibcaz.org and search “Men’s Ministry” in groups. Call the church office if you need connecting support.

MEN’S CORNER

Connect with the FIBC Men’s Ministry

THE OLYMPICS

Every 4 years the nations of the world come together to celebrate, to test the limits of mankind; through generations of training, DNA, and tactics, to see who is the best

Churches are like nations, FIBC being our nation in the Kingdom of the Most-High. In our FIBC nation we all have roles: the Eldest of our team have become trainers, teachers, coaches, board members and committee members in an effort to improve and ensure the success of our future generations.

The Middle-Aged Adults are few but strong. The Young Adults have great ideas of how they see the way things should be. Their problem is everyone is tired, busy and or missing.

The Youth are just watching us and listening to our interactions and wondering what church is all about. Especially since now, they can YouTube EVERYTHING, they see where we are lacking!

Our nation of FIBC always needs to become anew by; keeping what works, changing what does not, adding new tactics, and new member DNA. This is called blending.

The blending process of the DNA of new members, the DNA of middle and young adults and the DNA of elders; this is the FIBC nation. What are we made of? For 120 years FIBC has been a leader in the valley. What must we do to keep FIBC a top nation in the Kingdom of the MostHigh

Communication is key; when coaching, a great coach lets the athletes be themselves when competing to achieve the greatest amount of success, then, in private, or at practice, corrects any mistakes. They ask, not admonish their players. “That worked, I wouldn’t have thought of it that way vs We don’t do it like that”. Our words, your words can stop the blending process and the Nation building, Kingdom building.

The youth need training from; the Elders, the Middle Age and Young Adults. Our future depends on it as well as our legacy.

Right now, we are passing the baton to the Middle Age and Young Adults who; have the energy, enthusiasm and ability to keep learning and represent us in this Olympic race, but, will we win the race?

Let’s keep practicing our baton passing, knowing it’s an Olympic thing!

Lastly, we are always under attack by demonic spirits; we are at war! Until love, strength and justice fill even the darkest places. We then, must fill those lonely, dirty and dark places in our lives and the lives of others with the light of love. With the light of prayer, praise and fellowship to our Most High God.

Focus FIBCO in

FIBCO Family Services, Inc. focuses on five primary program areas:

Quality Food by providing free meal options to individuals and families experiencing food insecurity.

Clothing distribution by providing clothing to those in need.

Affordable housing by offering safe and affordable housing to low-income individuals through a partnership with HUD

African Immigrant and Refugee Support by providing resources and support to African immigrants and refugees.

Health and Healthcare by addressing healthcare disparities and improving access to care.

From the Executive Director From the Executive Director

Akilah Stewart Akilah Stewart

I am pleased to report that FIBCO Family Services, Inc. is continuing to I am pleased to report that FIBCO Family Services, Inc is continuing to impact lives in the greater Phoenix area. impact lives in the greater Phoenix area.

A big THANK YOU to all our FIBCO volunteers

A big THANK YOU to all our FIBCO volunteers.

Thank you to everyone who has donated items to our various Thank you to everyone who has donated items to our various campaigns and efforts. We accept donations at any time. campaigns and efforts. We accept donations at any time.

Y Your continued support of FIBCO Family Services, Inc. is making a our continued support of FIBCO Family Services, Inc. is making a difference in the Greater Phoenix area. difference in the Greater Phoenix area.

THIS MONTH’S HIGHLIGHTS THIS MONTH’S HIGHLIGHTS

FIBCO Family Services began collaborating with Diana Gregory Fresh Marketplace in March 2025.

Diana Gregory Fresh Marketplace accompanies FIBCO Family Services to three mobile food

Diana Gregory Fresh Marketplace accompanies FIBCO Family Services to three mobile food distributions in the community and provided fresh produce along with food boxes. distributions in the community and provided fresh along with food boxes.

Akilah Stewart Akilah Stewart

A big THANK You to all of our FIBCO Volunteers. In February

A big THANK You to all of our FIBCO Volunteers. In February 2025, they contributed 331 volunteer hours! We couldn’t do it 2025, they contributed 331 volunteer hours! We couldn’t do it without you! FIBCO Family Services served a total of 2,052 without you! FIBCO Family Services served a total of 2,052 individuals through food and clothing distributions. individuals through food and clothing distributions.

LEARN MORE ABOUT FIBCO WATCH THIS VIDEO

DONATION DRIVE ALERT!

As the Arizona winter starts cooling off our desert, we

As the Arizona winter starts cooling off our desert, we are always looking for donations to support the are always looking for donations to support the unhoused and underserved community. Please unhoused and underserved community. Please consider a donation today: consider a donation today:

warm blankets and socks warm blankets and socks water bottles water bottles

reusable water bottles and bags

toiletry items toiletry items

Items can be dropped off on Sundays at the Sanctuary Welcome Center and during Business Hours at The Welcome Center and during Business Hours at The Hope Center Lobby. Hope Center

Items can be dropped off on Sundays at the Sanctuary

Community Events Community Events

UPCOMING MINISTRY & OUTREACH OPPORTUNITIES

Community Events Community Events

UPCOMING MINISTRY & OUTREACH OPPORTUNITIES

Pre-Premiere Screening of WE WANT THE FUNK!

Stanley Nelson's syncopated voyage through the history of funk music, from early roots to 1970s urban funk and beyond.

Join Project Humanities as it celebrates the joy and spirit of funk music through live music and discussion.

The film will be followed by a brief discussion and live funk music performed by Sandra Bassett & September Soul.

Community Events Community Events

UPCOMING MINISTRY & OUTREACH OPPORTUNITIES

Community Events Community Events

Save these Dates Save these Dates

GET READY FOR A BUSY MAY GET READY FOR A BUSY MAY

National Day of Prayer

The National Day of Prayer is an annual day of observance designated by the United States Congress and held on the first Thursday of May, when people are asked "to turn to God in prayer and meditation".

FIBC will mark National Day of Prayer on Thursday, May1, 2025 with special programming led by the Prayer Ministry Be on the lookout for our plans in the coming weeks.

Mother’s

Day &

A Time to Remember

We will celebrate all the mothers and mother-figures in our lives this May on Mother’s Day Sunday, May 11, 2025. Nothing would make mom happier then you with her in worship on Mother’s Day, so be sure to make plans and bring the entire family. Complete with a special message, high praise and worship, there is something for you.

The FIBC H E L P S Ministry will also hold the Mother’s Day edition of A Time to Remember. It’s an opportunity for you to celebrate the life of a loved one who’s no longer with us in a safe and affirming place. A Time to Remember is open to all

The Paradise Missionary Baptist State Convention of Arizona will hold The Paradise Missionary Baptist State Convention of Arizona will hold its annual its annual Motivational Conference at FIBC on Saturday, May 24. Motivational Conference at FIBC on Saturday, May 24. Be Be on the lookout for details. on the lookout for details.

Save these Dates Save these Dates

GET READY FOR A BUSY MAY GET READY FOR A BUSY MAY

Family Life Workshop

The FIBC D.R.E.A.M. Zone will hold its first Family Life Workshop this May We invite all children, youth, parents, grandparents and caregivers of children to join us on Saturday, May 17 for a day filled with informative workshops, resources available to families, fellowship and more.

If you ’ re interested in presenting a workshop or session, contact Pastor Claiborn . This event is free and open to all, no matter your membership status.

R.N. Nesby Scholarship Convocation

Let’s celebrate the Class of 2025 and the R.N. Nesby Scholarship Recipients. You’re invited to join us on Sunday, May 18 for this annual gathering of thought leaders and education experts as we celebrate all that our students have accomplished during the school year. This is when we will also announce the R.N. Nesby 2025 scholarship recipients, all taking place at 9:30 a m

Don’t forget, the deadline to submit a scholarship application is April 8, 2025.

THIS JUNE MARKS THE START OF OUR MONTH’S LONG THIS JUNE MARKS THE START OF OUR MONTH’S LONG CELEBRATION OF OUR SENIOR PASTOR AND HIS HISTORIC CELEBRATION OF OUR SENIOR PASTOR AND HIS HISTORIC RETIREMENT. BE SURE YOU’RE UP TO DATE WITH EVERYTHING RETIREMENT. BE SURE YOU’RE UP TO DATE WITH EVERYTHING TAKING PLACE BY VISITING FIBCAZ.ORG/STEWARTCELEBRATION. TAKING PLACE BY VISITING FIBCAZ.ORG/STEWARTCELEBRATION.

R R ecapping March ecapping March

SPIRITUAL FORMATION AND BATON PASSING SPIRITUAL FORMATION AND BATON PASSING

Our congregation marched through the month of March and enjoyed some high energy, high impact events and services From our first Young Adult Prayer Night to our Lenten Revival and General Mission Weekend and Senior Adult Luncheon, there was something for everyone in the FIBC congregation With our trans-generational ministry on full display, we are working to pass the baton generationally, and FIBC it’s showing!

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SPIRITUAL FORMATION AND BATON PASSING SPIRITUAL FORMATION AND BATON PASSING

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VOLUNTEER | SERVE | GIVE | SHARE VOLUNTEER | SERVE | GIVE | SHARE

ers Needed

stries are continuing to make the transition ife on the FIBC campus and that means we ore volunteer support. We want you to find e in ministry and serve, and trust and believe, plenty of room for you to use your gifts and

need of volunteers for ministries like the Security (Ministry of Protection), Multi-Media dent Ministries But there are other places you e Please take the next step by calling the ffice or emailing to let us know you're ready to ministry

Open Staff Positions

As our ministries return to campus, we're also hiring some much needed staff positions. We recently reorganized our staff positions and we are accepting applications for the following positions:

Various Family Life (Student Ministries) positions

Visit our website for information on how to apply

#didyouknow FIBC has a YouTube Channel? Did you know you can watch our services and Bible Studies live from your smart device, including a tv, on YouTube? Don't forget, we’ve moved all our streaming to YouTube. You can enjoy worship services, bible studies and other special events and programs, streamed direct to a television or any smart device.

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VOLUNTEER | SERVE | GIVE | SHARE

Ways to Give

Whether worshiping in person or online, you have the opportunity to give generously through tithes and offering. Your generous support of FIBC goes a long way in helping us fulfill our mission, vision and purpose.

Ways to Give:

U.S. Mail or In-Person (1141 E. Jefferson St., Phoenix, AZ 85034)

CashAPP using the tag $FIBCAZ

Online at fibcaz.org and click on "Give"

Text to Give using the number 480-568-3880

Legacy Giving

As part of your giving, consider making a contribution to the FIBC Legacy Endowment. Established to cultivate life-long support of our mission and ministries, this is a key component of our stewardship ministry and vital in ensuring the perpetuity of FIBC.

There are several ways you can contribute to the endowment. For more information visit our website or call the church office.

er Contact Information Update

information up to date with the office? Do we have your mailing address, email and telephone number? As we e to enter a time of transition, we need you to verify update your contact information

bcaz org for information on how you can affirm your ership or call the office

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First Institutional Baptist Church, 1141 East Jefferson Street, Phoenix, Arizona 85034

Telephone 602-258-1998 Fax: 602-256-2957

Website: www fibcaz org Email: info@fibcaz org

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE HOURS: Tuesday-Friday 8:00 a m -4:00 p m

FIBCO FAMILY SERVICES, INC ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE HOURS: Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday 10:30 a m -12:30 p m

WORSHIP AND BIBLE STUDY TIMES: Sunday Worship: 7:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.

Children & Youth Worship: 9:00 a.m.

Sunday Bible Studies: 9:30 a.m.

African Worship Service: 9:30 a.m.

Wednesday Pre-Noonday Prayer and Bible Study: 11:30 a.m. & 12:00 p.m. (noon)

Wednesday Evening Bible Study: 7:00 p m

Senior Pastor - Dr Warren H Stewart, Sr

Executive Director of Operations - Bro Deangelo D Hall Ext 2205 | dhall@fibcaz org

Pastor of Family Life - The Rev Thomas Claiborn, IV Ext 2206 | tclaiborn@fibcaz org

Pastor of Congregational Care and Outreach - The Rev Jordan Hampton Ext 2228 | jhampton@fibcaz org

Acting Director of Worship - The Rev Kendall Washington kwashington@fibcaz org

Creative Director of Virtual and Multi-Media - Bro Maarcus Hall Ext 2208 | mhall@fibcaz org

Minister of Pastoral Counseling - Dr Carolyn Watson Ext 2227 | cwatson@fibcaz org

FIBCO Family Services, Inc. Executive Director - Akilah Stewart akilah stewart@fibco org