Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches

The Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches (FIEC) is an organisation linking independent, evangelical churches in the United Kingdom.
The FIEC was formed in 1922 under the name A Fellowship of Undenominational and Unattached Churches and Missions, but was later renamed The Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches.
FIEC currently has around 500 affiliated churches, which together have a total of around 22,000 members. Member churches are required to assent to and sign annually the doctrinal basis of the Fellowship. Rupert Bentley-Taylor, pastor of Widcombe Baptist Church, is the FIEC's current president and Richard Underwood, former pastor of Soham Baptist Church, is their current General Secretary.
==Relations with other churches==
FIEC is linked to Affinity, which was previously called the British Evangelical Council.
There is an Australian counterpart also called FIEC. See History of Independent Evangelical Churches in Australia.
==Member churches on Wikipedia==
*Carey Baptist Church, Reading
*Oadby Evangelical Free Church, Leicestershire
*City Evangelical Church, Leeds
*Worthing Tabernacle
==References==
==External links==
*Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches
*Australian Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches
*Widcombe Baptist Church Bath
Category:Christian evangelicalism
Category:Protestantism
 
Category:Christianity in the United Kingdom by denomination
Category:Religious organizations established in 1922