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What is FGB? The Full Gospel Businessmen (FGB) UK & Ireland is a vibrant network of ordinary people from all walks of life. Including business owners, professionals, retired people and those in or out of trade. All who have found that God is a vital, transforming part of their lives.
Originally inspired by a vision given to dairy farmer Demos Shakarian in 1952. We operate as an “arm of the God’s Church,” bringing together men and women. With members from all Christian backgrounds and denominations.
Our primary focus is to reach others with the Good News of Jesus Christ. And to empower people for life through the power of the Holy Spirit. We achieve this by hosting relaxed, friendly meetings in hotels, cafe’s and restaurants. Where real people share their “Real-life Stories” of how encountering God has brought hope, healing, and purpose to their everyday lives.
FGB hold events all across the UK and Ireland that range from Breakfasts, Lunches, Dinners, Prayer meetings, Conferences and community events. Where we share real life stories about how God has transformed the lives of everyday people.
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Chairman’s Desk – A Powerful Start to 2026
What a weekend we had in Torquay! The waves were breaking over the roof of a 3-story hotel. I am still picking seaweed out of the car bonnet and an unexploded second World War bomb was washed up on the beach. The same power outside moved inside, but that was
📣 Your Story Matters: Share your testimony & the Miracle of Transformation!
Are you sitting on a testimony of God’s faithfulness? At our upcoming breakfast and dinner meetings, we want to hear it! The core of FGBMFI is the sharing of real, everyday stories of how God changes lives. Your personal journey of faith is the most compelling evidence of God’s power
Ian Ball – From Army Boots to Answered Prayers
Ian Ball’s Journey of Faith and Healing Based in West Yorkshire. Ian’s life has been anything but quiet. From the parade grounds of Buckingham Palace to the training fields of Kenya. His path has been marked by close calls and a long difficult battle with chronic pain. But through it