Fellowship in Faith: Why Clewiston Matters

“Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity.” – Psalm 133:1

In the heart of Clewiston, Florida, something deeply meaningful is happening. Beyond the quiet streets and sugarcane fields lies a growing spirit of faith, connection, and community — known simply as Clewiston Fellowship. For many, it represents not just a place, but a spiritual experience rooted in the Adventist mission: to share the everlasting gospel and prepare a people for Christ’s soon return.

🤝 A Fellowship Grounded in Faith

Clewiston Fellowship is more than just a gathering — it is a symbol of what happens when hearts are united in worship, prayer, and service. It embodies the early church model found in Acts 2:42: “They continued steadfastly in the apostles’ doctrine and fellowship, and in breaking of bread, and in prayers.”

Through this fellowship, members and guests alike experience:

• Biblical teaching rooted in the distinctive truths of the Seventh-day Adventist Church

• Uplifting worship that blends reverence with joy

• A strong sense of community, where everyone is welcomed like family

• Discipleship and outreach, equipping believers to share their faith with others

🌱 Spiritual Growth in Small Places

What makes Clewiston Fellowship unique is its simplicity and sincerity. In a smaller, rural town, the fellowship becomes even more intentional. Every hand extended in greeting, every prayer lifted on behalf of one another, builds a sanctuary of trust and love.

Adventism in Clewiston reflects the timeless principle: “Where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I in the midst of them.” (Matthew 18:20)

This is a place where faith grows organically—through conversation, study, shared burdens, and shared victories.

✨ A Ministry of Hope and Light

Clewiston Fellowship serves as a light in the Glades Region, shining with the hope of the gospel. Whether through Sabbath School, Bible study, or personal outreach, the mission remains clear: to uplift Christ and reflect His character to the world.

It’s not about the size of the building or the number in attendance — it’s about the presence of the Holy Spirit and the willingness of hearts to be used by God.