Our Regions
The International Congregational Fellowship spans seven regions across the globe, each served by a dedicated Regional Secretary.
A Worldwide Fellowship
The ICF brings together Congregational Christians from every corner of the world. Our administration is devolved across the regions, ensuring that each area is served by people who understand its unique context and needs. Whether you are part of a national Associational body, a local church, a theological or mission organisation, or an individual believer, there is a Regional Secretary ready to support you.
Africa
Serving Congregational churches and members across the African continent. Contact your Regional Secretary for information about local gatherings and support.
Asia
Connecting Congregational Christians throughout Asia, from established churches to emerging fellowships seeking fellowship and resources.
Australia & Pacific
Supporting the Congregational community across Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands with regional events and communication.
Latin America
Bringing together Congregational Christians from Mexico through Central and South America, fostering unity and shared mission.
North America
Serving churches and individuals across the United States and Canada, with the ICF Communications Director based in Michigan.
Central Europe
Covering Congregational fellowships in the heart of Europe, facilitating connection and theological exchange across national borders.
Northern Europe
Supporting Congregational Christians in the Nordic countries, the British Isles, and neighbouring nations with regional coordination.
Find Your Regional Secretary
Each region has a dedicated Regional Secretary who can provide information, answer questions, and help you connect with the wider Fellowship. Visit our contact page to get in touch.
Contact the ICFThe International Congregational Fellowship's regional structure is designed with the same careful attention to community and belonging that marks the Congregational tradition itself. Each region operates with a measure of autonomy while remaining connected to the wider worldwide fellowship, much like the individual churches that make up the movement. This balanced approach ensures that local concerns are heard and addressed by people who share the same language, culture, and lived experience as those they serve. Whether you are part of a national association, a single congregation, or a mission-focused organization, the regional secretaries work to build meaningful connections across boundaries of geography and tradition.
For individuals and churches seeking a supportive network, the regional offices provide a practical point of contact that bridges the local and the global. Regional secretaries offer guidance on matters of fellowship, cooperation, and shared mission, helping churches to find resources and encouragement within their own part of the world. The structure is intentionally simple and approachable, avoiding heavy bureaucracy in favor of relational connection. This makes it easier for smaller congregations to participate fully in the life of the wider fellowship without feeling overwhelmed by administrative demands or distant from the decision-making that affects them.
The regional model also reflects a deep commitment to cultural sensitivity and contextual understanding. Because each region is led by people who know its particular history, challenges, and opportunities, the fellowship can respond thoughtfully to the diverse settings in which its churches gather. From bustling cities to rural communities, the same spirit of mutual support and shared faith is expressed in ways that are meaningful for each place. This adaptability strengthens the whole fellowship, allowing believers from different continents to learn from one another while remaining firmly rooted in their own communities and traditions.