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I grew up in a loving home, but did not become a Christian until I was a student in Oxford, where I studied Classics and then Experimental Psychology. I knew
I had the blessing of growing up in a Christian home and I came to a personal faith in Jesus Christ at a young age. Over the years, as I
I grew up in a Christian family and made a commitment of faith at the aged of 14. I have attended the Keswick Convention since 1997, and joined the staff
I started going to church when I was invited by a friend to my local church youth group. This was where God used those around me to draw me into
I became a Christian through the faithful witness of my parents and Church family which led me to make a personal commitment to Christ in my early teens. My faith
I was brought in a Christian home with parents who knew and loved the Lord, so I was taught all the classic Bible stories from an early age. I personally
I came to faith as a teen through being part of a very encouraging youth group and supportive Church. There are many aspects that I like about Keswick Ministries, the
Privileged to have been brought up in a Christian home, I came to faith as a child. The value of Christian conferences has always played a large part in my
Jonathan first attended the Keswick Convention as a student, when he responded to the call to full-time mission, and he has continued his involvement with Keswick ever since, whether on the Council, as a staff member, and now helping the Keswick movement around the world as minister-at-large. He has worked amongst students in the UK and globally with the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students, served in pastoral-teaching ministry at Belmont Chapel Exeter, and for many years was the Director of Langham Preaching, an agency which supports pastors and lay preachers in some 70 countries, particularly in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
He is a writer and Bible teacher and is involved in teaching and training events on behalf of Keswick, Langham Preaching and IFES in many parts of the world. He is also the author of several books, including ‘Essentially One: striving for the unity God loves’, ‘Integrity’, ‘Preaching Matters’ and ‘Growing Healthy Churches’, as well as introductory books on Nehemiah, Habakkuk, 2 Corinthians, and James. He has written about the story of the Keswick movement in the book ‘Knowing God Better’, and is also a contributor to several titles in the Keswick series, ‘Food for the Journey’. Jonathan and Margaret live in Oxford and have three children and five energetic grandchildren.
Favourite Bible verse: ‘The Lord said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ’s power may rest on me’ (2 Corinthians 12:9).
I am Teaching Pastor at Deeside Christian Fellowship, an independent evangelical church in the suburbs of Aberdeen, having previously served as Pastor of Thornhill Church in Cardiff. I came to
I was privileged to grow up in a Christian family and came to a personal faith in Christ at a young age. My wife, Jenny, and I have been regular
David attended The Keswick Convention many times as a child on church house-parties, as a teenager on Campaigner camps and then as a student on UCCF camps. He is married
I am married to Fiona, and we have one toddler and one on the way. I had the privilege of growing up in a home where Jesus was known and
I also teach at Oak Hill College, London, helping equip faithful church ministers for the future life of the churches. I’m a church minister myself, having followed Jesus since my
I’m the Vicar of St Andrew the Great Church – also known as StAG – in Cambridge. Previously I served St Leonard’s Church in Exeter and Christ Church Westbourne, in
I am a solicitor at Ellis-Fermor & Negus in Nottingham practising in the fields of commercial property and charity law. I became a Christian as a child through the witness
