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Historic Lincoln Sees New Life
The historic city of Lincoln, UK, is witnessing a new level of Christian influence thanks in part to the New Life Christian Fellowship, led by Stuart Bell.
Mal Fletcher spoke at the church recently and found a group of people who, in his words, are 'ready to be the city on a hill Jesus spoke about.'
Famed for its huge cathedral and its links with the early history of Britain, the city is also home to many tertiary students. Since a new university opened here a few years ago, young adults have helped to reshape the culture and appearance of the city.
As well as leading the New Life church, which own and operates a listed church building, a local landmark, Stuart Bell also heads up the Ground Level network of churches across England. The network also has affiliate churches in other parts of the world.
The network has, for 9 years, been a key supporter of the work of Next Wave International.
In introducting Mal, Stuart refered to the partnership. 'Sometimes, it's easy to become locked into the local scene. Associating closely with people like Mal allows us to see the big picture of what God is doing and saying.'
For more on Lincoln New Life, visit www.newlifelincoln.org.uk
If you would like your church or organisation to join Ground Level as a partner in the work of Next Wave International, click here.
Mal will also address the network's leadership conference in April.
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Keywords: New Life Lincoln | Lincoln, UK | Mal Fletcher | Stuart Bell | city on a hill
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I was reading 'Not My Fault'. As a pastor I read your articles with great interest -- very insightful. Thanks for your prophetic voice to this Post Modern Generation.
Anthony, Australia
Mal, I heard you speak at Kings Church in Wales. First class! Top draw...
Paul, United Kingdom
Thanks for the message you gave at The Gathering. It was prophetic for this generation and really made me look at some aspects of our culture in a different light.
Caroline, UK
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