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As a city church at the heart of a vibrant international capital city, the City Temple's congregation increasingly reflects the variety and dynamism of the city it serves. With over 40 nationalities in regular attendance, we are truly an international church.
This mix of races, cultures and backgrounds shapes much of who we are as a church and, in recent years, we have seen the huge benefit of starting fellowships for different international groups as part of the wider outreach and ministry of the City Temple.
We are one church with multiple congregations – and some of these are international fellowships where believers meet for worship, fellowship and teaching in their own language and style.
African Fellowship
The African fellowship was formed in 1998 with a vision to draw together African believers to encourage and build one another up in Christ through fellowship, friendship and mutual support and to reach out to other Africans in the city with the love of God.
The fellowship meets regularly for a full programme of meetings and activities for all ages.
Download 2010 programme (DOC) here...
Download 2010 programme (PDF) here...
Contact Sam Konadu for more information
Eritrean Fellowship
Our Eritrean fellowship began in October 2006 as a result of a number of Eritrean refugees being placed in Cardiff by the Asylum Service.
As we began to meet with Pentecostal believers who had escaped persecution in Eritrea we saw that as well as their attending our Sunday service there was a need for fellowship, Christian care, Bible teaching and worship in their own language. An Eritrean fellowship was started under the leadership of Iseyas Okuba. The fellowship meets regularly on Saturday afternoons for their main service and during the week for prayer and fellowship. They are regularly ministered to by gifted Eritrean leaders from other parts of the UK.