Welcome!
Welcome to Pocklington Christian Fellowship! We are an all-age evangelical church based in the centre of Pocklington - an East Yorkshire market...
Youth
We have a great bunch of young people, most of whom are High School age and part of our Youth Group - "Youth Unleashed". They meet every Thursday...
Community
Our aim is to reach outside our church to bless and impact the people in our local community. We run a free regular weekly coffee morning and for...
Mission
Evangelism and mission are very important to us. Each Good Friday we get together with the other 3 churches in Pocklington for our Walk of Witness...
Meetings
Our church has a number of events happening weekly - here's a short description of them. You are very welcome to come to any of our meetings and...
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Welcome!
Our church online...
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Youth
Building up...
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Community
Reaching out...
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Mission
Spreading the gospel...
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Meetings
Services and midweek...
Pearl, a member of the PCF congregation, invited the youth to a meal at The Feathers. At 12 o’clock we all arrived, there was approximately 18 people altogether that turned up!
Have you ever heard of an object parable? I hadn't either until tonight at the service that our youth group took, and we got a double dose of them. We also had a good time of Praise and a really challenging and moving sermon from Charlie.
Our first visiting speaker of 2012 came all the way to Pocklington from Cambodia. Caroline West has been working in Cambodia for about three years doing preparation work to enable the translation of the Bible into one of the native languages, either Krung or Brao.
A couple of months ago, a member of our youth group put forward an idea that each member of the youth would have an 'adopted' family. A family who will pray for them, encourage them and grow with them (as their own families do). Our church really took hold of this idea and within about 30 minutes, each member of the youth had an 'adopted' family.
On Sunday 20th November Tom and Lilly Hilton, from Millfield church in Sunderland, drove through the thick fog to join us for our morning service. They both shared how they felt very much at home with us and we certainly enjoyed their warm friendship and ministry.
