About Us
History
The Fellowship began in Cromer in the early ‘70s when a small group of Christians got together to establish a ‘House Church’ in the town to enable people to pray and worship together. CCF has always been independent of larger organisations but we seek to enjoy true fellowship with other believers whatever their brand or label.
The Fellowship began in Cromer in the early ‘70s when a small group of Christians got together to establish a ‘House Church’ in the town to enable people to pray and worship together. CCF has always been independent of larger organisations but we seek to enjoy true fellowship with other believers whatever their brand or label.
We believe in the authority of the Bible as being God’s Word to us requiring simple faith and obedience.
We adopt the following doctrines:
- God is revealed through His Son, Jesus, through His Word, as well as through His people and creation.
- Eternal communion with God has been made available to us following repentance through Jesus’ life, death and resurrection.
- The Holy Spirit is our constant reminder of Jesus. He facilitates communication with God and, as the third person of the Godhead is worthy of worship. He is available to all Christians.
- There are other important aspects to our beliefs but the general truth is that we are worshippers of God.
