“Imagine Lighthouse London, a beacon in the heart of the city.” Lighthouse Christian Fellowship started with a small group in 2006. Andy, Sue, and 30 people from Holy Trinity Brompton planted its roots. Now, Lighthouse London is a diverse community. People from many countries and backgrounds call it home.
Lighthouse London loves worshipping God. They seek to transform lives through Jesus. Their mission is to impact London with God’s Kingdom. The church’s vision is to be a light to London and all nations.
Way of Spirit Life is a special program. It helps people grow and change. This program extends beyond the church walls. It is for everyone.
Light Groups are vital. These groups meet regularly. Members spend time together. They support each other. They learn together. They pray together. These groups build community within the church.
Lighthouse London Community Trust enables practical change. It partners with Resurgo, XLP, and Love Your Neighbour. Together, they work for the community.
The church’s vision has four key characteristics. These define who they are. Encounter is the first. They experience God’s presence. They do this through worship, prayer, and His Word.
Spiritual identity is second. Each person discovers their worth. They find their divine purpose. They are sons and daughters of God.
Every person matters. Lighthouse London welcomes all nations and backgrounds. They encourage growth in faith. This is growth in their relationship with the Living God.
Impact is essential. Lighthouse London touches lives beyond the church. They share Jesus’ love. They want to heal and transform.
Sunday gatherings at Lighthouse London start at 11 AM. Everyone is welcome to join. They worship together. They grow as a community. They listen to the Gospel. They pray for each other. The Spirit leads them.
Small groups meet throughout the city. They share meals. They deepen their spiritual lives. Everyone is welcome to join these groups.
Serving the city is important to Lighthouse London. There are many ways to help. People serve on Sundays. They also serve during the week.
Lighthouse London offers programs for kids and youth. Babies and toddlers have a parent-run creche. Parents can enjoy coffee and watch the service livestream.
Lighthouse London Kids serves children aged 4 to 11. They learn about God through games and Bible stories. They pray and make crafts. They enjoy lunch together.
The vision for kids and youth is clear. They want them to know God’s love. They want them to know Jesus. They encourage them to use their gifts. The Holy Spirit empowers them to find their purpose.
Youth church is on Sunday mornings. It is for secondary school students. They play games and discuss the Bible. They grow closer to Jesus through the Holy Spirit.
Lighthouse London has a dedicated team. Andy Keighley is the senior pastor. Siji Adesemowo and Femi Bajomo are church wardens. Catherine Crawley is the chief operations officer. Christopher Stewart is a curate.
Other team members include Isabella Dias-White, Tess Oyediran, and Rosita Veerabahu. Alex Smith, Jemima Hardwick, Murray Reid, and Trish Riley also serve. Marcus Graves, Tatenda Musoni, Emily Tottman, and Mica Brealey complete the team. They all work together to support the church’s mission.
Lighthouse London’s Board of Trustees provides guidance. They ensure everything runs smoothly. This team is dedicated to serving God and the community. It truly is a beacon of hope.