CAC KING’S COURT · BOLTON

Our story. Our calling.

From a living room in 2018 to a church family serving Bolton.

Small beginnings, a shared journey

King’s Court, Bolton began in 2018 in the living room of its Assembly Pastor, Pastor John F. Adeyinka. Before there was a dedicated worship venue, there was a home in which the assembly’s story began.

Today we gather at First floor, 25 Bradshawgate, Bolton. That beginning remains central to our identity: church is a community of people learning to follow Jesus together.

Our vision

A Christ-centred, prayer-driven, kingdom-minded community transforming Bolton and beyond.

Christ-centred: Jesus Christ shapes our worship, teaching and decisions.

Prayer-driven: We seek God’s guidance and bring the needs of our community before him.

Kingdom-minded: We seek to express faith through integrity, service and care for our neighbours.

Live | Teach | Enforce The Kingdom

Our motto calls us to live out our faith, teach the Word of God and put Christ’s teaching into practice.

Meet our Assembly Pastor

Pastor John Femi Adeyinka, Assembly Pastor, wearing a brown suit and clerical collar.

Pastor John F. Adeyinka

Assembly Pastor

Pastor John Femi Adeyinka serves as Assembly Pastor of CAC King’s Court, Bolton, leading worship, biblical teaching and pastoral care. His ministry helps people understand Scripture, grow in prayer and apply their faith to everyday life.

He trained at Christ Apostolic Church Theological Seminary and continued his biblical studies at Bethel Institute of Biblical Studies, Ibadan. Through The Teaching Altar, he explores Scripture in context and connects it with practical Christian living.

Pastor John also has a background in IT engineering and digital transformation. He holds an MSc in Digital Business from the University of Salford and helps churches use technology to improve communication and care for their communities.

Pastor Famous Omoh · Associate Pastor

Part of a wider church family

We are part of Christ Apostolic Church Nigeria & Overseas. The headquarters’ history traces the movement’s roots to the Precious Stone prayer group in Ijebu-Ode in 1918, the 1930 revival associated with Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola, and incorporation in 1943.

Discover the fuller account on the CAC history page.

Come and meet us

Sunday Service · 8:15 am–11:00 am
First floor, 25 Bradshawgate, Bolton, BL1 1EL.