Phil Pringle
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Phil Pringle OAM[1] arrived in Sydney, Australia, in 1980 with his wife Christine with the intention of establishing a church. He has now planted more than 200 churches around the world.[2] He now oversees the churches that make up Christian City Church International throughout the world.
Christian City Church Oxford Falls has a school of ministry, a school of creative arts developing ministries in the arts, pastoral care and counselling college, Christian City Television - a television studio creating material for weekly broadcasts, and Christian City Worships (a record label producing and distributing praise and worship).