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All meetings are held at 8.00 PM on the Third Friday of the month at
Marlow C of E Infant School,
Sandygate Road, Marlow, Bucks., SL7 3AZ
unless otherwise stated.
(August and December - No Meeting)
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FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 17th 2010
Tim Palmer
New Tribes Mission
SUBJECT: Evangelism: An encounter on the road to Emmaus; Making the Gospel clear to all!
Tim will show a DVD ( ‘Delivered’ ) and talk about the work of New Tribes Mission and their Chronological approach to evangelism.
In 1980, Tim Palmer was a team member on New Tribes Mission’s first SUMMIT team (SUMmer Mission In Tribes) to Brazil, South America. Tim grew up in a church in America that was very much involved in evangelisation through various mission agencies. Tim was very challenged while in the Amazon basin to see the Gospel preached “where Christ has not been named”. Tim then went on to complete his training with NTM and was sent out as a single missionary to Senegal, West Africa. His ministries there included cooking for children at a boarding school for Missionaries’ children, then being a member of the tribal evangelistic team in Niamone amongst the Bainouk people. Due to a serious illness, he returned to the States and served at NTM’s International Headquarters for 10 years as the Computer Course teacher and later, Network Administrator and IT Department Head.
Tim’s passion is teaching the Word of God and investing his life in the students. For the past 10 years, Tim has been a teacher in the Biblical Studies Course at New Tribes Missions Bible and Missionary Training Centre (EBMTC) in North Cotes in North East Lincolnshire. Tim teaches a range of subjects including Pentateuch, Daniel, Revelation, Eschatology, 1 Corinthians, Ephesians and The Biblical reasons for Evangelism (a class on Mission outreach), just to name a few. Tim also is involved with others at his local Assembly in outreach and teaching the teens from the local community in Grimsby.
Tim and his wife, Joanne, have been married since 1993 and have three children, Timothy, William and Julia. The Palmer family's desire is to see young men and women taught clearly God’s Word so they can reach others. Their key verse for ministry is found in 2 Timothy 2:2 “And the things that you have heard from me among many witnesses, commit these to faithful men who will be able to teach others also.”
FRIDAY 15th OCTOBER 2010
David Moore
Pastor, Milton Baptist Church, Stoke-On-Trent
SUBJECT: The Judgement Seat of Christ
A consideration of the Bema Seat Judgment, its subjects, its purpose and rewards
David is Pastor of Milton Baptist Church in Stoke on Trent. He previously pastored Lifegate Bible Baptist Church in Dublin from 1985-1992, and Braehill Baptist Church, Belfast from 1992-2004. He is Director of Ministries with IFM (In Focus Ministries), a fundamental Christian mission agency, and edits their magazine ‘The Focus’. He is also Vice President of Emmanuel Baptist Bible School in Ballyclare, Northern Ireland, where he lectures regularly.
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 19th 2010
Jacob Prasch
SUBJECT: TBA
James Jacob Prasch is Director of Moriel Ministries.
Jacob was born near New York City in the USA where he became a Christian while studying science in university in February of 1972, after trying to disprove the bible with science, history, and archaeology. He found so much evidence in support of the claims of Jesus and the Bible that it required more faith to reject it than to believe it.
Jacob is a Hebrew speaking evangelist to The Jews and a bible teacher elaborating on the original Judeo-Christian background and hermeneutics of The New Testament.
Jacob & Moriel are committed to the conviction that we are in The Last Days approaching the return of Christ and that contemporary events in The Middle East; the moral deterioration of society; the destruction of the environment; the globalisation of the world economy; the rise of a pseudo-democratic federal Europe and above all, the apostasy in the contemporary church, are all events of prophetic significance eschatologically.
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