Guest Speakers 2012

Monday 30 July - Friday 3 August 2012

 

 

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Sam Gordon assumed the role of chairman of Keswick in Wales in 2010. Originally from Bangor in Northern Ireland he and his wife, Lois, currently live in Bawtry, South Yorkshire. After nearly two decades in pastoral ministry, Sam spent 10 years with Trans World Radio as an on-air Bible teacher. He is presently Director of Ministries with Messianic Testimony - a mission specialising in sharing Jesus with Jewish people worldwide. Take a look at www.messianictestimony.com for a fuller picture of this exciting international ministry to God's ancient people.
alt Richard Bewes continues to be mightily used of the Lord in 'retirement' travelling widely and preaching weekly - prior to that he was Rector of the world-renowned All Souls Church in Langham Place, London. He has written over twenty books and is well known for his hosting of on-screen international Bible study programmes such as Open Home, Open Bible and Book by Book. He received the OBE from the Queen in 2005. Check out Richard's personal website at www.richardbewes.com - it's well worth a visit!
alt Craig Dyer, a Scotsman from Lanarkshire, has pastored Bellshill Baptist Church as well as Harper Memorial Baptist Church in Glasgow. In Spring 2008 he responded to an invitation to become Training Director for the highly acclaimed Christianity Explored Ministries (CEM) - his life's work is summarised as 'equipping hundreds to train thousands to rescue millions'. Married to Margaret, they have been blessed with three daughters, Claire, Jennifer and Gillian. Discover so much more on the CE website at www.christianityexplored.org.  
alt Arabella Paul, a gifted evangelist with the Faith Mission, has a contagious passion for sharing Jesus with boys and girls. Blessed with a radiant personality, her ability to communicate Bible truth in bite-size chunks is greatly enjoyed by all those children who attend her special services during the Convention.
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Ian Parry has been pastor of The Bay Church in Cardiff since it began in 2003.  Prior to that he was, for seven years, ministering at Mount Elim Evangelical Church in Pontardawe.  Ironically, Ian now lives a few miles from his birthplace!  He is married to Liz and they have four children, the eldest of whom has just started secondary school.  More info is available on www.thebaychurch.org.uk. 
alt Tony Lambert is well informed about the registered as well as the house church movement in China.  He has been studying its language, people and culture since his teens.  He was a British diplomat in Tokyo, London and Beijing from 1973-1981, after which he joined OMF International.  He is director of research for OMFs Chinese Ministries.  As an author and conference speaker, Tony specialises on the growth and vitality of the Chinese church.