Followers of Jesus Christ Fellowship of Churches

In the New Testament we read that Peter, the head of the Church after the Savior’s resurrection and ascension, was informed in a vision that the gospel is for all mankind. He said, “Of a truth I perceive that God is no respecter of persons: But in every nation he that feareth him, and worketh righteousness, is accepted with him.” (Acts 10:34–35.) Every soul is to have an opportunity to hear and then accept or reject the gospel. In the Church, we use the word fellowship to describe our efforts (1) to encourage less-active members to return to full activity and (2) to help new converts make the transition into the Church following baptism. I believe those meanings are valid, but to me the word fellowship has a much broader connotation.
I believe as members do not have the option to extend the hand of fellowship only to relatives, close friends, certain Church members, and those selected non-members who express an interest in the Church. Limiting or withholding our fellowship seems to me to be contrary to the gospel of Jesus Christ. The Savior offered the effects of his atoning sacrifice to all mankind. He said. Can we justify doing less?
With that being said, we would like to offer you the opportunity to fellowship with us as unto discipleship. Not in following a man, but in following after Jesus Christ. We welcome you to Followers of Jesus Christ Fellowship of Churches.