Enter keywords in the box below:
Your privacy is very important to us, we've therefore updated our privacy policy for the website to be fully compliant with GDPR. You can see the policy by clicking here.
Privacy Policy
Serving churches and Christians through organising conferences and events that teach the Bible and promote Christian unity.
Serving churches and Christian young people through running camps and other ministries for youth.
Supporting churches and Christians in mission and evangelism and encouraging prayer for the work.
Providing resources and publications that are Bible-based and gospel-centred.
Supporting, training and developing church leaders through conferences, courses, fraternals and resources.
A passion for precision Can I let you into a secret? It’s something I can too easily feel ashamed of. I have a passion for precision. It can make me hyper-critical. But I can’t help it – I am obsessed with the need for correctness in written (and spoken) communication. I find myself continually appalled…
Keep reading
Our transcendent God What goes through your mind when you think about God? There is no better subject to which you can give your attention, and there are few questions that will reveal so much about you. In my childhood I developed a deep and abiding interest in astronomy, and viewing the star-filled heavens continues…
Keep reading
‘It is finished!’ Surely one of the reasons why we have four Gospels is that together they give us a composite picture of the life, ministry and teachings of the Lord Jesus Christ. In this way we are enabled to build up a more complete picture of His actual day-to-day ministry. Put together what Matthew,…
Keep reading
Christianity in Machynlleth It is back to the age of the saints that we must travel for the establishing of a church in Machynlleth. St Cybi, a native of Cornwall, and grandson of Geraint, Prince of Devon, is believed to be its founder. Cybi’s mother was Gynyr of Caergawch, a sister of Non, the mother…
Keep reading
Pastoring pastors Pastoring pastors is a gospel issue. God loves the church with a passion; it is the community through which He reveals His glory on earth (Eph. 3:21). The health and well-being of the local church is significantly influenced by the health and well-being of its leaders and of its pastor(s) in particular. The…
Keep reading
Dealing with redundancy When Matthew was made redundant it didn’t quite seem like the ‘new challenge’ that his optimistic friends said it would be – but it hadn’t happened to them! It felt more like a bereavement, a severing of all those ties, outlet for his skills and relationships with colleagues – and of course…
Keep reading
Wales and the World God has privileged the Welsh people to make a very special contribution to the pioneering of the church of Jesus Christ in far flung places. The rich missionary tradition in the Welsh church extends from the late 18th century to the early 1900s and is undoubtedly linked with the awakenings of…
Keep reading
Engaging with Martyn Lloyd-Jones: The life and legacy of ‘the Doctor’ Andrew Atherstone and David Ceri Jones (Eds), Apollos, £16.99 ISBN: 978-1-84474-553-1 This is a symposium of essays giving a fascinating new perspective on the life, thought and influence of the man whom Dr Jim Packer, in the foreword, calls ‘the greatest I have ever…
Keep reading
The ministry of public prayer – An endangered species? Whatever happened to the ministry of public prayer? Whether we are referring to it as a corporate venture or pastorally led, it appears conspicuous by its absence in many church gatherings or when present so ailing in health and vitality that you wonder if it is…
Keep reading