Lou Fellingham

Lou Fellingham (born Louise Hunt, 1974) is an English Christian worship leader, singer, and songwriter based in Brighton, England. She was a founding member of the British Christian rock band Phatfish, which she joined in 1994. She is married to Nathan Fellingham, a musician, producer, and songwriter who frequently collaborates with her. Fellingham launched her solo career in 2006 with the album *Treasure*. She followed this with the album *Promised Land* in 2008, which earned a Gold Award from the Christian Broadcasting Council in the "Worship Album of 2008" category. Her subsequent solo releases include *Fascinate* (2014) and the live album *This Changes Everything* (2017). Her catalog of recorded songs includes "Unless You Build this House," "Our God is For Us," "Bring It All To Jesus," and "Wonder Of The Cross." A member of Emmanuel Church in Brighton, Fellingham is actively involved in leading worship there. She has also performed and led worship at various Christian events, including Prom Praise, Big Church Festival, and Pentecost at Trafalgar Square. Alongside her husband, she hosts an online worship series titled "Worship Wednesday" and provides coaching and resources for worship leaders through the "Lou Fellingham Worship Hub."