Nuneaton Christian Fellowship

Hello and welcome to NCF

Nuneaton Christian Fellowship is a group of people of different ages and backgrounds who have been transformed by following Jesus. We believe the Bible, love God and are happy to share our lives with others.

A little about us

We have been on the St. Nicolas Park Estate since September 2002, with the church building being used nearly every day of the week by both church and community groups. We aim to be a resource centre for the spiritual and practical needs of the surrounding population. We are part of the Elim family of churches.

Looking at our website we hope you get a flavour of our vision for Nuneaton and the aims that we feel God has called us to. We would like you to encounter God for yourself, so that you too are inspired to follow Him. Being a follower of God is an adventure for life that millions of people around the world experience.

Our contact details are on the sidebar on the right or just turn up if you would prefer.

Meet our Team

John Stephenson

Minister in Training

John became our Minister in Training in January 2017. He studied theology for 3 years in the 1980s and is presently studying to be ordained with Elim Churches Incorporated. He has taught people to play the piano for nearly 30 years. He is married to Gill and has a son.

Rev Paul Wood

Minister

Paul has been a Minister at NCF since 2005. He began his working life as a Police Officer in Staffordshire and then switched to working in a large bank. He is married to Lynne and has two grandsons.

Rev Dr Nik Howarth

Associate Minister

Nik spends most of his time with family.

Visit

We're easy to find

on the bend of

Pallett Drive,

with plenty of

easy car parking.

Pray

Not sure how to talk to God? Use some of the ideas on this site or drop in for a chat.

Read

The latest Issue of Onward

(our newsletter)

can be read on

this site.

NCF is a Registered Charity (Number 1054011). We are a member of Elim Churches Incorporated and of the Evangelical Alliance. We are in fellowship with Nuneaton Christian Network and assent to the Statement of Faith of the Fellowship of Evangelical Churches.