Louise (Lou) Fellingham (née Hunt) grew up in the West Sussex village of Turners Hill in
England, where she attended the Turners Hill Free Church.
In her teens, during the late 1980s and early 1990s, she sang in two local Christian groups, The Turners Hill Mob and 4th Dimension.
Both gained local acclaim among the churches and youth groups of mid Sussex.
In 1998, she married Nathan Fellingham, the drummer and one of the founding members of Phatfish.
Together, they have three children.

The family attends the Church of Christ the King (CCK), where they are frequently involved in leading worship and musical projects.
In particular, Fellingham serves the church by training and managing their 50-member church choir.
Nathan's father, David Fellingham has served as one of the elders since 1979.
The church is also home to Stuart Townend, Paul Oakley and other prominent Christian figures.
The evangelical church is affiliated with the Newfrontiers neocharismatic church network and is located at the Clarendon Centre near Brighton railway station.
Louise (Lou) Fellingham (née Hunt) grew up in the West Sussex village of Turners Hill in
England, where she attended the Turners Hill Free Church. In her teens, during the late 1980s and early 1990s, she sang in two local Christian groups, The Turners Hill Mob and 4th Dimension. Both gained local acclaim among the churches and youth groups of mid Sussex. In 1998, she married Nathan Fellingham, the drummer and one of the founding members of Phatfish. Together, they have three children.
The family attends the Church of Christ the King (CCK), where they are frequently involved in leading worship and musical projects. In particular, Fellingham serves the church by training and managing their 50-member church choir. Nathan's father, David Fellingham has served as one of the elders since 1979. The church is also home to Stuart Townend, Paul Oakley and other prominent Christian figures. The evangelical church is affiliated with the Newfrontiers neocharismatic church network and is located at the Clarendon Centre near Brighton railway station.
Lou Fellingham