New Testament Church of God

The New Testament Church of God is a British Pentecostal denomination historically connected with the Church of God movement.

It grew in Britain after the arrival of Caribbean Christians in the post-war period and has played a major role in Black British church history.

It is Trinitarian and Pentecostal, stressing salvation, sanctification, Spirit-filled life, biblical discipleship, and community mission.

Worship commonly includes energetic music, prayer, preaching, testimony, and ministry for healing and spiritual gifts.

Local churches are linked through regional and national oversight within the denomination.