Being Christ in the Community
Who We Are

Harborough Evangelical Church has been part of the local community for over 20 years. We exist to spread the Christian message; that we are all in need of God and being in a relationship with Jesus Christ, His one and only Son. In the Bible, John 3:16 tells us that God loved us so much, that he gave up Jesus (who died for us on a Roman cross) so that we may have ever lasting life! This belief is at the centre of all that we do and all that we are.

We are a church of all ages and backgrounds and see ourselves as a 'family' of believers. We love to welcome new people into our family and show them the love of God.

Our aim as a church is simple: 'being Christ in the community' - in other words to serve the community as Christ served those when he was on the earth. This involves reaching out and allowing God to touch the lives of all those we meet.

Leaders

Full Time / Part time Staff
Tristan Styles
Church Leader

Tristan joined HEC in 2004 after being part of the leadership team at Cheam Baptist Church for 6 years. He spent much of his early ministry years working alongside teenagers in various parts of London. He has a real love for people and communicating the gospel in a simple and down to earth way. He is married to Jo and they have three children, Noah, Brooke and Scarlett.

Jim Mason
Treasurer/Administrator

Jim has been part of the church for over 10 years. He works for the church two days a week, which often translates into 4 days! Jim is the Church Administrator and Treasurer and is responsible for ensuring that all practical things that need to be done, actually get done! He is married to Marion and they have four grown up children.

 
Elders
James Briggs

James has been part of the leadership of the church for over 25 years. He along with the other elders is responsible for the protection of the church and to see that it is heading in the way God wants it to. James loves people of all ages but especially babies! He is married to Pauline and they have 5 children.

Andrew Freer

Andrew was called to join the eldership in 2006 after many years serving as a deacon. He is a designer by trade and is brilliantly creative both in thought and practice. Andrew is married to Margaret and they have two grown up children and 3 grandchildren! He and Margaret are part of the welcoming team and have a real passion for prayer ministry.