Active Elders
Bill Armitage
Bill Armitage
Bill joined the Nottingham Congregational Christian Church about six years ago, and has been an Elder for the past five years. Prior to that he was a church leader at an Anglican church in South Africa for about 30 years
Bill's Message
I am inspired by God’s word, to provide gospel centered discipleship, & shepherding of the flock. Also reaching out in support of fellow Christians, who are yearning to learn more about knowing God and God’s word.
Inactive Elders
Our church bylaws provide a designation of inactive elder so that, when an active elder is not available or in certain times of great decision, a wider group can be tapped. Generally, a person is considered an inactive elder if they served as an elder at some time in the past, stepped down from active eldership, but are still a member in good standing and have not resigned from eldership or had their eldership removed as a matter of church discipline.