EFCC
exalting Christ in growing healthy churches.
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Our Vision
The Evangelical Fellowship of Congregational Churches is all about exalting Christ in growing healthy churches. Working together as churches in the UK we are seeking to revitalise a number of our churches, to call pastors, and above all to fix our eyes on Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith.
If you missed the Online Ministry Conference, here are the three excellent papers that we were privileged to hear:
Chris Bennett on ‘Being Christ’s Community in the Community’
Keith Wilson on ‘Evangelism: Challenges and Opportunities’ in and after Covid.’
Greg Strain on ‘The Ministry of the Word and Sacraments.’
Yes, EFCC does have its own YouTube Channel.
You’ll find short sermons, exciting news from our churches, conference papers, and more.
To visit or subscribe to our channel, just click here.
If you have any ideas for videos that would fit this Channel, do contact Tom Brand.
Every quarter, our in-house magazing is published. infellowship brings you news of EFCC churches, book reviews, pastoral articles and items for prayer.
To access an electronic copy of our most recent edition (and at least five years of back editions) click here.
we want to achieve this by:
Gospel Truth
Advancing Evangelical Christianity through Independent Churches
Gospel Fellowship
Promoting fellowship and encouraging prayer, co-operation and mutual support for the churches as they witness to the gospel.
Gospel Independence
Promoting fellowship and encouraging prayer, co-operation and mutual support for the churches as they witness to the gospel.
Jesus said...
On this rock I will build my church and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.
Matthew 16:18 ESV
EFCC Prayer Focus
- This is THE LORD'S DAY! ...This is THE LORD'S DAY! LET'S PRAISE HIM TOGETHER! Bulkington Congregational Church, Warwickshire. Pastor Peter Mackenzie's last Lord's Day services after 12½ years with us. Pray for him and Sue as they make the move to Leicester, and for us as we look to the Lord's leading for the future.