Decatur, GA – Christian influencers from across the country are heading to Atlanta this June for the Black Christian Influencers (BCI) Honors & Conference 2025, a three-day event designed to uplift, equip, and celebrate faith-driven creators in the digital age. Held at the New Life Decatur Campus from June 19–21, the conference blends worship, strategy sessions, and recognition in a space built specifically for those using their platforms to glorify God.
Now in its latest iteration, the BCI Conference has grown from a niche gathering to a nationally recognized experience, with over 1,000 attendees expected this year. The theme, “Flourish,” reflects the core mission of the event—to encourage spiritual, professional, and personal growth among Christian influencers navigating today’s fast-paced media culture.
“This is more than a conference—it’s a movement,” said organizers, pointing to the unique intersection of faith and influence that defines the BCI community. “We’re creating a bigger platform for the excellence and anointing already happening in digital spaces.”
The event opens on Thursday, June 19, with day sessions and the highly anticipated BCI Honors Awards Show, a red carpet affair that celebrates content creators making a meaningful impact online. The weekend continues with a Worship Night and speaker experiences on Friday, followed by the All-Star Influencer Games and Creator Lounge on Saturday, offering networking, entertainment, and inspiration.

BCI’s 2025 speaker lineup includes prominent voices in Christian media and ministry, such as Pastor Jerry Flowers, viral creator Ariel Fitzpatrick, global faith leader Dr. Leslie Osei, and Christian rapper and worship leader Mike Teezy. In addition to keynote talks, panel discussions will tackle tough but timely topics like “Faith & Framework,” “Leaving the Faith,” and “Faith and Influence in Uncertain Times.”
Beyond the stage, the conference is also the launchpad for two major new initiatives: the BCI Membership, a year-round platform providing training and resources for content creators, and the Influencer Incubator Fundraiser, aimed at supporting creators with scholarships and development opportunities.
With a growing network of over 300,000 Christian creatives, BCI continues to build a reputation as one of the most dynamic spaces for faith-based entrepreneurship and digital media growth. This year’s sponsors—including Northwestern Mutual, Tenx10, and the AND Campaign—underscore the mainstream support for BCI’s efforts to keep Christ at the center of digital influence.
General admission tickets are available at www.bciconference.org, with a $50 discount offered through the promo code READY. VIP tickets have already sold out, and seating for many sessions is expected to reach capacity.
As one of the few national events devoted entirely to faith-based creators, the BCI Conference offers more than just inspiration—it’s a strategic gathering where ministry meets media, and where creators are challenged to grow their platforms without losing their purpose.
For more information and to register, visit www.bciconference.org.








