Every year for the past several years, we have held a 24-hour residential leaders conference called Create.This year, around 80 leaders participated from Scotland, England and Northern Ireland. We had speakers from the UK and the USA. The event was titled
“Empowered Together”.
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In a few months’ time, it will be exactly 50 years since I began a student ministry as part of my training for ministry. In the last few days, I have been reflecting on how much has changed in our churches since then…
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Dear FCC friends, has the world ever needed to hear and understand the story of Jesus than now? Our world is fracturing in so many ways, people are polarising around politics and gender identity. Differing stances on the Middle East …
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Every year we hold a conference ( which draws our churches together. We call it Connect. This regular meeting encourages us and allows us to fellowship with those beyond our
local church, to understand what is happening more widely …
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Josh Boutros is an Australian Churches of Christ minister who is spending a year in the UK supporting
his wife Liz’s study and serving our churches in the Nottinghamshire area. This is what Josh has to say: …
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What can more than 80 leaders from across the FCC family pack into 24 hours of engagement together? There were some amazing presentations from speakers that visited from …
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What can more than 80 leaders from across the FCC family pack into 24 hours of engagement together? There were some amazing presentations from speakers that visited from …
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Lawrence Kizito Takes up His
New Post as National Secretary
for FCC on 1 April 2023.
Lawrence joins us from Uganda and is married to Georgina, together with their two children, they live in Stourport in the West Midlands. Lawrence has a background in …
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Sometimes, it is easy to forget that many of the things that we most cherish in Britain are relatively new innovations. The National Health Service – offering health care at the point of need free of charge was a revolution which was only introduced
after the second world war…
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Sometimes, it is easy to forget that many of the things that we most cherish in Britain are relatively new innovations. The National Health Service – offering health care at the point of need free of charge was a revolution which was only introduced
after the second world war…
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