Dr. Bud Bierman is now available for special meetings as the Gospel Fellowship Association staff evangelist. He served as director of church planting for GFA from 2006 to 2011. He previously served as the director of alumni affairs for the Bob Jones University Alumni Association for 35 years. During that time he devoted 23-24 weeks a year to conducting special meetings throughout the country. He was also the coordinator for the Bible evangelism major at the University. 

He has preached in nearly 1100 evangelistic campaigns, revivals, Bible conferences, and youth rallies throughout forty-eight states and a number of foreign countries and has been a popular speaker at Christian schools and summer camps. He has published several articles on ecclesiastical separation, the Charismatic Movement, rock music, and the relationship of the local church to the Christian university. 

Dr. Bierman pastored the First Baptist Church of Westfield, New York, for nearly seven years. During that time, he led the church in a major building project.  In addition, he conducted a daily radio broadcast, taught in a Bible institute, organized a Christian music camp, and served on the Board of Trustees and camp executive committee for Bethany Fellowship of Independent Baptist Churches in Western New York and Pennsylvania. 

In 1979, the San Francisco Baptist Theological Seminary conferred upon him the honorary Doctor of Divinity degree.  In 1980, he was inducted into the Fundamentalist Hall of Fame at Lucerne Christian Conference Center in Lucerne, California, and in 1984, he was awarded the Charles H. Spurgeon Award by the Maryland Baptist Bible College, Elkton, Maryland, for "outstanding service and contending for the faith."   The BJU Alumni Association presented him the 2006 "Distinguished Servant Award."  He is included in the 1989 edition of "Who's Who in American Christian Leadership" and in the 1992 edition of "Who's Who in Religion." He also appears in "Who's Who in the South and Southwest,"  "Who's Who in the World," and "2000 Notable American Men."

The Biermans were married in 1963 and have four adult children and two grandchildren.

If you're interested in having Dr. Bierman for a series of meetings, contact him at (864) 609-5500 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .