Partnership and the Vision for Unconditional Love Fellowship

Malcolm and Cheryl Smith, along with associate pastor Clint Walker, have prepared a special message for our current and future partners of Unconditional Love Fellowship. Malcolm takes time to explain the role partners play in our mission, as well as his vision for the ministry moving forward.
To become a Partner, or learn more, please visit our website at: unconditionall... or call our office at [phone] today.
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[@joeljenkins2876]

Brother Malcolm: I first heard of you on radio here in Pittsburgh, years ago. The name of the broadcast was, I believe, covenant love. There was something about your ministry that impacted me, and still does!!! Please continue the ministry of the love of God.

[@JedT1L]

So encouraging to hear your vision.

[@racheladkins6060]

Greetings from the United Kingdom 🇬🇧. I love both very much.

[@LisaMartyn]

❤️🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

[@mirandamccuistion2396]

I'm thrilled to be a partner to this loving fellowship, humbled and awed to be a part of this community. Abba is so good and this ministry is maturing my faith while also teaching me what it means to be a child of the most High God in my everyday walk with Jesus. Malcolm has been steady and faithful in speaking of God's love into my life for over 35 years since I was a child, and it's because of his consistent messages on the central theme of the gospel's good news throughout my life that I trust and support Unconditional Love Fellowship. Sending love to Malcolm, Cheryl, Clint and all my brothers and sisters in Christ from here in Arizona.

[@racheladkins6060]

What’s the theology of this ministry, I don’t do toxic Arminian and Calvinism at all anymore, so what’s the set of creeds you have?

[@JedT1L]

I’ve experienced God’s voice of unconditional love through this ministry unlike anywhere else.

[@A.R.85]

I don’t think there is a specific label that fits or encompasses this ministry. I’ve been following them for many years and I am also burned and fed up by the church interpretations you mention. Malcolm’s sermons are like warm hugs from God, can’t describe them any other way.

[@racheladkins6060]

I’m relatively new to Malcom, I’m deconstructing my Pentecostal charismatic church background that started in 1987 as a 17 year old in England, in the Salt & Light thing. I can’t stand the Arminian thing anymore.

[@robertaflanagan8149]

This ministry has nothing to do with religion ~~ only the unconditional love (agape) and acceptance of a God who is Father Son and Holy Spirit and we are included in the dance of the trinity’s love.