Bishop Lloyd Crossfield
Bishop Lloyd Crossfield, son of the late Bishop Lemuel Crossfield and the late Pastor Mother Daphne Crossfield, is a visionary, vibrant and uncompromising articulate preacher, passionate musician and Bishop of Freedom Worship Centre (FWC), in Southall West London.
Bishop Lloyd grew up in a musical family, he was the bass player for one of the UK's most popular Gospel groups throughout the 1980s: The Trumpets of Zion. During the 1990s and 2000s, he taught gospel choirs throughout schools in his local borough. This culminated with one of the schools winning the prestigious BBC Songs of Praise Senior School Choir of the Year, 2009.
Bishop Lloyd grew up in a musical family, he was the bass player for one of the UK's most popular Gospel groups throughout the 1980s: The Trumpets of Zion. During the 1990s and 2000s, he taught gospel choirs throughout schools in his local borough. This culminated with one of the schools winning the prestigious BBC Songs of Praise Senior School Choir of the Year, 2009.
Bishop Crossfield is widely respected for his efforts to network across different denominations and his resolve to see greater unity in the body of Christ. He is a keen ecumenist and is the co-chair of the Southall Council of Churches.
As a passionate preacher, he has preached across churches in England, Jamaica, Tobago and India and loves to see how the word of God changes lives for the better. Bishop Lloyd is an author, songwriter, musician and Executive Producer.