Our Regions
The work of the International Congregational Fellowship spreads across the world and is diiiivided into seven geographical regions with a Regional Secretary looking after the affairs for each Region.
This section of the website os being constructed so we hope that you will revisit this section from time to time to discover more about the life and work of the International Congregational Fellowship.
Get involved!
Our members include national Associational bodies, local churches, theological and mission organisations, and individual Congregational Christians.
We are a growing Fellowship and welcome new members from anywhere in the world who share our values. If you are interested why not complete the online enquiry form.
Take part in our survey on Congregationalism.
South Africa Congregationalists Condemn Strikes
The United Congregational Church of Southern Africa has called on Christians across Johannesburg to
reach out to the poor and sick in the wake of public sector strikes that have shut down hospitals across the city.
Church leaders say the strikes – which are set to last for two weeks – are causing havoc, with nurses refusing to work and schools and hospitals in disarray.
If you are a member of a Congregational Church please take part in our survey. Click on "Survey".You will find this under the "Home" page.
North American Congregationalists Meet in Anchorage
The NACCC held its 56th Annual Conference in Anchorage, Alaska from 26th to 29th June 2010. More news will follow.
Adding New Languages
The ICF News Sheet is now available in Spanish thanks to former members of the Congregational Church in Herstmonceux, England. It is hoped that the Latin America page of this website will go bi-lingual shortly, with news from the Region included.
We have hopes for translations of the News Sheet into Greek, Arabic and Korean before the end of the year!
Find us on Facebook
ICF has a Facebook presence. If you are already registered on facebbok, or intend to be, you will find a group under "International Congregational Fellowship".
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