African Catholic Community of Nottingham (ACCN)

African Catholic Community of Nottingham (ACCN) A Community of Catholics of African heritage. We meet on the Last Sundays of each Month by 2PM. Venue:St Teresa Catholic Church, Aspley Nottingham.
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Listen to great music from Our Choir: https://www.youtube.com/

A quick sneak peek into the Pentecost Mass two Sundays ago at St Teresa of Lisieux Aspley, St Thomas More Wollaton, St H...
01/06/2026

A quick sneak peek into the Pentecost Mass two Sundays ago at St Teresa of Lisieux Aspley, St Thomas More Wollaton, St Hugh Bilborough.

It was such a beautiful outpouring of the Holy Spirit- the pictures say it all.

We are a spirit-filled and happy people.

Come Holy Spirit and fill the heart of Thy Faithful.

Photo credit : Omonstony Aigbomian

Super duper happy birthday to Our ever supportive and amiable Chaplain Fr. Gabriel Offor Fr Gabriel's Compositions: Res...
16/04/2026

Super duper happy birthday to Our ever supportive and amiable Chaplain Fr. Gabriel Offor Fr Gabriel's Compositions: Responsorial Psalms and other songs

Thank you for your support and spiritual guidance, and for all you do for the Community.

May God bless you and keep You.

Dear Bishop Patrick McKinney,Thank you so kindly for making out time to honour the invitation to Our Carol last Christma...
13/01/2026

Dear Bishop Patrick McKinney,

Thank you so kindly for making out time to honour the invitation to Our Carol last Christmas.

Your presence was indeed inspiring to the African Community in general and the choir in particular.

We also appreciate the Bishop’s secretary and Episcopal Vicar for Catholic Education, Fr Simon Gillespie for gracing the occasion with your presence.

God bless You.

Our Youngsters are talented too.We take a lot of pride in seeing our little ones do what they love. At our last Carol, m...
09/01/2026

Our Youngsters are talented too.

We take a lot of pride in seeing our little ones do what they love.
At our last Carol, major highlights of the event included the stellar performances by them.

We thank their parents for the support they have given while promoting these children and helping them attend rehearsals to ultimately express their talents and God given gifts.

Our people-packed Carol from the lens of photography.We were immensely thrilled by the attendance at our 2025 Carol. It ...
08/01/2026

Our people-packed Carol from the lens of photography.

We were immensely thrilled by the attendance at our 2025 Carol. It was phenomenal to say the least.

We love how people loved it.

From us to you, we say HAPPY NEW YEAR.

Photo Credit: Omonstony Aigbomian

07/01/2026

“Fidju di deus padidu” is a Christmas piece in Creole language popularly spoken in places like Cape Verde, Haiti, Senegal and a few other countries.

Here it translates to;
Let's sing Noel, God's child is born. He will bring light to the world. The whole world was waiting for him. He is the son of Mary. He came to the world to bring peace.

Solo by Marie Sambou Mendy (Gospel Singer)

Done by Our Choir

06/01/2026

Tales from “A Christmas Story”

Joy to the world, a vibrant classic Christmas piece conducted by our very own chaplain Fr. Gabriel Offor and sung by everyone.

02/01/2026

Happy new year Everyone.

We wish you a prosperous and blessed 2026.

28/12/2025

Tales from a “Christmas Story”

“Ekene Maria” composed by Rev Fr Dominic Igwe is an Igbo song from Nigeria.

This beautiful piece contains the words of the “Hail Mary” and “Magnificat”, finely written with such a solemn aura.

Done by Our Choir

27/12/2025

Tales from “A Christmas Story”

“Noyeamwan rre do mima fan”, as composed by Ihaza V.I and Ezomo John is a magnificent Christmas piece written in Esan language of Edo State, Nigeria.

Proudly performed by the African Catholic Community Choir Nottingham.

Soloist : Courage Egwabor

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Kingsbury Drive Aspley
Nottingham
NG83EP

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