CHURCH LEADERS

Rev. Noel Fellowes

Senior Elder and Leader of 3C Community Church

Noel Fellowes served as a Police Constable in the Lancashire Constabulary. Shortly after he left the police force at age 22, he was arrested, charged and convicted of the killing of a man he had never met. Noel spent nearly five years in prison, where, as an ex-policeman, he suffered years of intimidation and violence. Upon release, Noel entered a life of substance abuse hoping to escape the years of pain, bitterness and hatred resulting from his sense of injustice.

Finally, ten years after his release from prison, new evidence came to light and Noel was completely vindicated of the murder for which he had been wrongly convicted. Following his vindication, Noel wrote his best-selling autobiography Killing Time, the autobiography of his life.

Noel formally symbolises his commitment to provide a means to those who find themselves on the 'other side' of the dark chasm, the least, the lonely and the lost and to bridge that gap with the practical love of Jesus Christ to establish lasting change through regeneration. He has over the years written a number of life-management programmes to help people break free from addictions and other life-controlling problems. His latest Lifeshapers programme has now been developed into a dynamic discipleship course and is being used widely at local church level in the UK and abroad.

Noel has a recognised international evangelistic and prophetic ministry
and is a sought after, dynamic speaker.



You can watch the Killing Time movie by clicking the image to the left.

ELDERS

Colin Fletcher

Colin leads the worship team at 3C Community Church and during the working week is involved in sales & marketing for a major electrical company.
Colin is married to Liz and they live in Wotton-under-Edge.
They have three grown-up children – Nic, Tim & Victoria.
Colin (together with his son Tim) supports Manchester Utd and is a keen follower of F1 motor sport.

Paul Herbert

Paul oversees marketing and communications for 3C Community Church. Together with his wife, Jan, he also leads one of the 3C community groups. They have two children: Nat is at secondary school, while Zac is now working. Paul and Jan are also foster carers for Gloucestershire County Council.
Paul runs his own PR & marketing company in Dursley.

Peter Smallridge

Peter has helped develop youth work at 3C and its predecessor church over many years and still assists with the Friday night 11-13 youth group, Y-Max, as well as overseeing the finances of the church and leading our Sunday morning Welcome Team. Peter lives in Cam and is married to Claire and they have two teenage children: Jono, who is at school, and Robert, who is at university.
Jetset Peter is often overseas for his job as Business Development Manager for a large multi-national.