 Roger
Carswell is a travelling
evangelist and author. He leads evangelistic church and
university missions as well as speaking at Christian
conferences. He has written eleven books including And Some
Evangelists and Where Is God In A Messed up World?, and
publishes numerous gospel tracts and booklets. He is married
to Dot, they have four children and live in Leeds. |
 Peter
Grainger, Pastor of Charlotte Chapel
Edinburgh from 1992-2009 and Director of 2 Timothy 4
Preaching Trust, holds degrees in Bible Studies and
Linguistics and served with Wycliffe Bible Translators for
20 years in India, Pakistan and Nigeria. |
 Adrian
Holdsworth is Vice Principal at FMBC where
he leads curriculum development. A particular passion for
'field education' in evangelism and church ministry has
grown out of his own academic and ministry experience, and
led to the inception of the FM Ministry Apprenticeship.
Adrian is a graduate of FMBC and holds an MDiv and a PhD in
laser physics. |
 David
Johnston has been serving
as senior minister in Hamilton Road Presbyterian Church,
Bangor, N. Ireland for the last 18 years. HRPC is a busy and
active congregation. Sunday attendances across both services
number 800-900. These include people of all ages but, at
present, there is a thriving children's ministry and this is
reflected in the make-up of the congregation especially on
Sunday mornings. David is married to Olive. They have four
grown up children and two grandchildren. Outside of HRPC
David serves on the Steering Group of the Northern Ireland
Ministry Assembly and as Chairman of Partners in Service, a
UK-based charitable trust which supports the work of the
Delhi Bible Institute. |
 Charles
Price has been the Senior
Pastor of The Peoples Church in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
since September 2001, with a congregation of 4000+ people.
He has a weekly hour-long television programme, Living
Truth, which is broadcast coast to coast in Canada each
week, as well as in the U.S.A, United Kingdom, Europe,
India, Australia, New Zealand, Guyana, South Korea and
Japan, and now with Spanish translation in several countries
of South America. He also has a daily 30 minute radio
programme which is broadcast in the U.S.A. and Canada.
Charles was on the staff of Capernwray Hall, Lancashire,
England for many years, including being Principal of
Capernwray Bible School for some of those years. During this
time he engaged in an itinerant ministry of evangelism and
Bible teaching for more than half of the year, in many parts
of the world. He has preached in over 80 countries around
the world and is the author of seven books, some of which
have been translated into several languages. Charles has
been married to Hilary since 1980. They have three adult
children. |
 Kenny
Ross is originally from
Caithness in the Scottish Highlands. Before beginning
training for the ministry at the Highland Theological
College, he worked in various fields ranging from gardening
to IT. His first pastorate was in Lairg and from there he
moved in 2005 to Suffolk to take up the pastorate of
Bradfield and Rougham Baptist Church. Prior to becoming a
Christian his main interests were in recreation and leisure.
He is married to Gillian and they have four children. |
 Patrick
Sookhdeo
grew up in Guyana and became a Christian studying in London.
An expert on Islamic history and politics, he is passionate
about assisting Christians suffering for their faith
particularly in Muslim contexts. International director of
the Barnabas Fund he also directs the Institute for the
Study of Islam and Christianity, a Christian research
institute focusing on the Church in the Muslim world and
current trends in Islam. With his wife Rosemary he founded
Servants Fellowship International, a ministry of
church-planting and practical caring in multi-cultural
inner-city Britain.With over 40 years’ experience as pastor,
evangelist, Bible teacher and author, he regularly speaks at
Christian conferences worldwide and lectures on Islamic,
multicultural and race issues. |
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