As a Christian, I believe that Jesus, the Son of God, died on the cross for me and that He rose again from the dead, so is my living Saviour. I believe that help is available to me through God’s Holy spirit. I believe that God still speaks today through the Bible.
I do my best to reflect my beliefs through respect for all with whom I have contact, including honesty in business dealings. I believe in treating other people as I would wish them to treat me.
I became a Christian at the age of 19 through the youth outreach of the Baptist Church in Stanmore, North London, where I lived at the time. While at University I felt a call to the ministry and trained at Spurgeon’s College London. I served as Minister at Tenterden Baptist Church, in Kent, from 1973 to 1977.
Although I then returned to secular employment, I continued to help in local churches as best I could, being a member of Rugby Baptist Church for 26 years. During this time I served as a deacon for many years and as a House Group leader. I also served as spare-time pastor of Wolston Baptist Church, near Coventry, and West Haddon Baptist Church, near Northampton. At various times I also filled the role of Free Church Chaplain at Rugby (St Luke’s) and, later, Rugby (St Cross) Hospitals.
From September 2003 until May 2008 I was Pastor of New Christ Church (Baptist) in Aston, Birmingham. This is a conservative evangelical fellowship in a vibrant inner-city district, where oddly enough many of my ancestors lived in the 19
At the end of May 2008 I retired and moved back to Rugby. I am now available for preaching engagements. I am also willing to share the benefits of the experience I gained in my time at Aston by addressing churches or other Christian gatherings on the following subjects:
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