WHO WE ARE
Christ Church Cottingham is firstly an independent but charismatic evangelical Christian church.
We are contemporary but not compromising on the truth of the Bible. We are a mainstream Christian church but like many churches in the UK, we are not formally joined to any national denomination. We are members of the national Evangelical Alliance and we share in the leadership of a network of like minded charismatic evangelical churches called the 640 Network based here in the UK, NZ, and Australia. We operate as a CIO based charity under our leadership team and led by Pastor Scott Tones.
We are contemporary but not compromising on the truth of the Bible. We are a mainstream Christian church but like many churches in the UK, we are not formally joined to any national denomination. We are members of the national Evangelical Alliance and we share in the leadership of a network of like minded charismatic evangelical churches called the 640 Network based here in the UK, NZ, and Australia. We operate as a CIO based charity under our leadership team and led by Pastor Scott Tones.
WHERE WE CAME FROM
Christ Church Cottingham started in the 50's as a small group of Christians meeting regularly in Manor House, Hallgate in Cottingham.
Christ Church hosted its first service in the Endyke Lane building gathering early 1998.
Christ Church hosted its first service in the Endyke Lane building gathering early 1998.
WHERE WE ARE HEADED
Christ Church Cottingham is committed to fostering a family built around faith in Jesus Christ. As we move forward as a church family, belonging remains at the centre of who we are as followers of Christ. Christ Church Cottingham is made up of people that found hope in Jesus Christ, and we simply want as many people as possible to experience that same hope and freedom.
JOIN US ONLINE
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Children's Ministry Sunday Morning 9am
Connect Group Thursday Evening 7pm
Join us for live services on Sunday
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Sunday Morning 10:30am
Catchup on previous services
Join us on YouTube
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Christ Church Cottingham Guidelines
Face coverings from 8 August are mandatory in places of worship and church halls.
While there are exemptions, this is a legal requirement. Those preaching or leading do not always need to wear a face covering, although one should be worn especially if physical distancing cannot be maintained.
Seating is limited therefore we have a booking system in place.
To make sure we have space for you we suggest emailing reception@cccottingham.org.uk
Services are streamed live and uploaded to our webpage and YouTube.
Congregational Singing is still not allowed.
Worship is reflective and could be on the screen with recorded music or played live by a musician or small group.
After the service it is recommended we depart as soon as we can and not have refreshments following a service.
Sanitising. Please use our hand cleaning stations as you enter and exit.
Cleaning happens before and after a service. Please follow any directions marked out and any signage we have.
Weddings & Funerals happen during the week as required. Government rules apply to these services.
Face coverings from 8 August are mandatory in places of worship and church halls.
While there are exemptions, this is a legal requirement. Those preaching or leading do not always need to wear a face covering, although one should be worn especially if physical distancing cannot be maintained.
Seating is limited therefore we have a booking system in place.
To make sure we have space for you we suggest emailing reception@cccottingham.org.uk
Services are streamed live and uploaded to our webpage and YouTube.
Congregational Singing is still not allowed.
Worship is reflective and could be on the screen with recorded music or played live by a musician or small group.
After the service it is recommended we depart as soon as we can and not have refreshments following a service.
Sanitising. Please use our hand cleaning stations as you enter and exit.
Cleaning happens before and after a service. Please follow any directions marked out and any signage we have.
Weddings & Funerals happen during the week as required. Government rules apply to these services.
