The church started in 2001 when a few Leicester-based members of the Birmingham International Church of Christ began to meet weekly in a front room in Leicester. From there the church flourished as it began to meet at the YMCA in East Street, first of all in the Percy Barratt room, and then later downstairs in the main Y-Theatre itself.
By 2014 the church was able to employ its first full-time ministers, Roger and Jacqui Frimpong, and continues to thrive and grow today.
We have an active Students & Young Professionals Ministry, as well as other local groups in the city centre and in various other parts of the city.
We meet every Sunday at 11am at the Y-Theatre diagonally opposite Leicester Train Station, at the corner of East Street and Granby Street.
The Leicester Church of Christ is a member of the International Churches of Christ in the British Isles, more information about this group of cooperating churches can be found at www.icoc.org.uk
Any questions, or for further information or personal contact, please feel free to email us at info@leicester.church
By 2014 the church was able to employ its first full-time ministers, Roger and Jacqui Frimpong, and continues to thrive and grow today.
We have an active Students & Young Professionals Ministry, as well as other local groups in the city centre and in various other parts of the city.
We meet every Sunday at 11am at the Y-Theatre diagonally opposite Leicester Train Station, at the corner of East Street and Granby Street.
The Leicester Church of Christ is a member of the International Churches of Christ in the British Isles, more information about this group of cooperating churches can be found at www.icoc.org.uk
Any questions, or for further information or personal contact, please feel free to email us at info@leicester.church
What We Believe
- There is one true God who reveals himself to the world as The Father, Son and Holy Spirit (Matthew 28:19; 2 Corinthians 13:14 etc)
- Jesus, the Son of God, is the one and only Lord and Saviour, crucified for our sins and physically resurrected from the dead on the third day (Acts 4:12; 1 Corinthians 15:1-4 etc)
- Rebirth by repentance and baptism for the forgiveness of sins and the indwelling of the Holy Spirit (Acts 2:36–41; 1 Peter 3:20–21; Romans 6:3–7 etc)
- The Bible is divinely inspired and sufficient for salvation and is also the constitutional authority for the church’s faith and life (2 Timothy 3:15–17; Romans 15:4 etc)