User:Dave.smith5/BFGC New Malden Church

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BFGC New Malden is a Pentecostal Christian church in New Malden, south London. BFGC New Malden is a part of Assemblies of God in Great Britain, the British arm of The World Assemblies of God Fellowship. Originally called Brixton Full Gospel Church, the church was founded in 1996 by Pastor Paul Ki Ho Song. A former Buddhist and South Korean native, Song felt a strong calling from God to plant a church in Brixton after coming to the UK to attend a Bible College in 1991.

BFGC New Malden moved to New Malden in south London's Royal Borough of Kingston to join sister church London Shepherd Church (a Korean congregation also lead by Pastor Song) at the Alric Avenue building they currently occupy on August 1st 2010. The move was met with positive media coverage from local papers the Kingston Guardian and Surrey Comet, which ran two articles - one just before and another after the first service was held.

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