Blogging has slowed recently. Its now stopping for my holidays. We’re heading back to Scotland for three weeks.
(Image by Ian Britton, ref 17-24-1, freephoto.com)
If anyone’s in the Highland region, perhaps I might see you at the following conference in early August?
25th Summer Convention
Keswick in Buckie
31st July – 6th August 2010
Ian Coffey, Colin Adams, and David Earnshaw
Buckie North Church
SUNDAY – 11.00am, 7.30pm
SATURDAY 7.30pm
MON – FRI
7.45am – Prayer Meeting
10.00am – Bible Study
10.00am – Children’s Club
11.30am – Morning Convention
7.30pm – Evening Convention
Creche: Parent-Toddler room available with CCTV link of the Convention.
Age 5 – 11 Primary School age children meet in the Baptist Church Hall from 10.00am to 12.30pm
Monday to Friday with a team from Bathgate Baptist Church led by Jo & Ross Morgan.
Secretary: Sandra Innes, 32 Braeview Road, Buckie AB56 1FE – Tel:01542-832852
David Earnshaw comes from Blackburn in Lancashire, he is one of six children and became a follower of the Lord Jesus at age fourteen. After a period of five years in horticulture he then trained for ministry in Cardiff before taking up pastorates in Swansea (10 years) and then Swindon (13 years). For the past two years he has been committed to itinerant work, travelling the length and breadth of the country expounding God’s Word. David is married to Jane and has been married for twenty-six years! He still lives
in Swindon and this is his third visit to Keswick in Buckie.
Ian Coffey is a Baptist minister who has led churches in suburban, city-centre and international contexts. For four years he pastored an international church in Geneva. Ordained in 1975, he is Director of Leadership training at Moorlands College on the South Coast of England. Moorlands is an inter-denominational, international theological college affiliated to the University Of Gloucestershire offering courses at both undergraduate and post graduate levels. Ian is married to Ruth and they have four adult sons. The Coffeys regularly take part in conferences and church events around the world.
Colin Adams is married to Nicki. They have four children: Glen, Rebekah, Grace and Beth. Since August 2009, Colin has been the pastor of Ballymoney Baptist Church in Northern Ireland. Colin previously served as an assistant pastor at Charlotte Baptist Chapel in Edinburgh for six years. Having graced the Keswick in Buckie platform over the weekend in January 2009, it’s lovely to have him return as one of our summer preaching team this year. Colin will be leading the morning Bible Studies throughout the week.
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