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FieldCongregational Federation
TypeDenomination
Origin20th century
England, Scotland and Wales
OverviewThe Congregational Federation is a fellowship of independent Congregational churches in Britain.
HistoryIt was established in 1972 by churches that did not enter the new United Reformed Church, continuing an older English Congregational heritage.
Beliefs and emphasesIt values local church autonomy, covenant community, Scripture, Christian freedom, and mutual support.
Worship and practiceWorship forms range from traditional free-church services to contemporary local expressions.
Organisation and lifeEach church governs itself; the Federation provides fellowship and shared support without exercising a central episcopate.
Broader traditionsCongregationalism
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