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The FCC is part of the World Evangelical Congregational Fellowship. This world family is composed of Congregational Christians with a commitment to historic, evangelical Christianity and to world evangelisation.

The purpose of the Fellowship is to:

  1. Promote fellowship and co-operative endeavour in the faith, polity and work of evangelical Congregational associations and churches throughout the world.
  2. Preserve the historic Congregational commitment to the Lordship of Christ and the infallibility of His Word
  3. Present to the world a witness to our oneness in Christ as evangelical Congregationalists.

    Member churches of the WECF are found on every continent. Currently Member countries of the WECF represent approximately 1,350 churches plus outreaches and mission points.

    Member countries include:

    • Australia
    • Brazil
    • Bulgaria
    • Canada
    • India (Manipur)
    • Ireland
    • Macedonia
    • Micronesia
    • New Zealand
    • Philippines
    • Portugal
    • South Africa
    • United Kingdom
    • United States

    The WECF holds Triennial Conferences in various parts of the world. The next Triennial Conference will be held in New Zealand in 2004. The previous Triennial Conference was held in Olds, Canada where the following Executive Committee was elected for a three year term.

    President: Rev. David Saunders, England
    Vice- President: Rev. John Tweedie, Canada
    Secretary: Rev. Ian Hooker, New Zealand
    Treasurer: Rev. Barry Jones, United States
    Members-at-large: Mr. Alan Best, Australia; Rev. Eleazar Duarte, Brazil; Rev. Kearny Malgas, South Africa.