- Dates
- April 26 – 29, 2027
- Location
- Tacloban City, LeyteVenue to be announced
- Host
- EVFFBCEastern Visayas Fellowship of Fundamental Baptist Churches
- Starts in
- 000 days
2 speakers
Meet the speakers
Dr. Paul Davis
Title and bio to be announced
Dr. Rhyjob Henry Cabugwas
Title and bio to be announced
April 26 – 29, 2027
4 days in April
The full program is announced closer to the event.
- Mon26April
- Tue27April
- Wed28April
- Thu29April
Venue and travel
Coming to Tacloban
Tacloban is the largest city in Eastern Visayas, on Cancabato Bay at the northeast tip of Leyte, and the gateway to Samar across the San Juanico Strait.
Venue to be announced, Tacloban City, Leyte
The exact venue will be posted here once it’s set.
- By air
- Daniel Z. Romualdez Airport (TAC) serves the city, with direct flights from Manila.
- By land
- Buses and vans arrive at the New Transport Terminal in Abucay. From Samar, the San Juanico Bridge crosses into the city.
- Weather in April
- April is Tacloban’s driest month, with daytime highs around 32 °C. Bring light clothes, water, and an umbrella for passing showers.
Since 1948
About AFBCP
AFBCP joins independent Fundamental Baptist churches across the Philippine islands in fellowship, pastoral training, and missions. Every two years its churches meet for the Biennial Conference.
Leyte Baptist Seminary, in the host region, is one of the seminaries and Bible schools under AFBCP.
- 1900Baptist mission work begins on Panay, led by Eric Lund and Braulio Manikin.
- 1927The Association of Baptists for Evangelism in the Orient, today’s ABWE, is formed to back Dr. Raphael C. Thomas’s evangelistic work.
- 1928Dr. Thomas returns to the Philippines and settles in Manila, where the mission’s first church, First Baptist Church of Manila, begins.
- 1948After the Second World War, the churches organize as the Association of Fundamental Baptist Churches in the Philippines.
- 1957The Philippine Association of Baptists for World Evangelism is organized to send Filipino missionaries to Borneo.
- 2027AFBCP 37th Biennial Conference, Tacloban City, Leyte.
Before you register
Questions, answered
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How much is the registration fee?
₱1,500 per person. The amount is set when you start paying, and it stays the same for that payment.
Do I need an account to register?
No. You register without an account. Your reference code identifies your registration.
Can I register a group from my church?
Yes. A group leader registers several people from one church and pays once for all of them. Everyone still gets their own reference code. One group can pay up to ₱50,000 at once; register the rest as a second group.
How do I pay?
With QR Ph: scan the code with GCash, Maya, or any bank app, and the payment is confirmed right away. Or send the payment to one of the accounts shown when you pay, then upload your receipt for the organizers to check.
When do I get my confirmation?
As soon as your payment is confirmed, your confirmation and QR code are emailed to you. In a group, people without an email get theirs through the group leader. You can also save your confirmation as an image or a PDF.
Where do I find my reference code?
On the confirmation page right after you register, in your confirmation email, and on the confirmation card you can save.
See you in Tacloban City
Register for the AFBCP 37th Biennial Conference
Registration fee ₱1,500 per person
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