Links

This page provides links to other web sites which may be of help in your study of the Bible.

On the web there are a number of useful Christian sites. You might like to consider:

The Good Book Company can provide Bible studies, commentaries, training material, daily reading notes, youth reading, understanding the modern world, periodicals, tapes, music, cards, news of conferences. Their web site address is ..

The Good Book Company is also the British agent for the Moore Bible College (Sydney) Extension courses: - 'practical and biblical correspondence courses to develop your understanding and knowledge of God's Word. - ideal for training lay preachers, home group leaders, and anyone in a teaching role in church. Also ideal as a preparation for anyone considering further full-time theological study.'

These courses are designed to be as flexible as possible, allowing students to go at their own pace, with or without examinations. For more details write to Moore College External Studies UK, c/o The Good Book Company, Elm House, 37 Elm Road, New Malden, Surrey, KT3 3HB or e-mail at moorecollege@thegoodbook.co.uk.

The Briefing is a monthly journal published by Matthias Media in Australia and the Good Book Company in UK. These sources are evangelical and non-denominational, 'aiming to provide the Christian community with resources of a uniformly high standard - both in their biblical faithfulness and in the quality of the writing and production.' For more details visit the Good Book Company web site given above. The same agency publishes Kategoria a critical review of current thinking: 4 issues a year.

For information on both these publications go the Good Book Company web site.

The Proclamation Trust is based at St Helen's Church in the heart of the City of London.

The fundamental conviction underlying the work of the Proclamation Trust is that when the Bible is taught God's voice is heard. The main aim of the Trust, therefore, is to teach the Bible to preachers in order that they can in turn teach it to others. A further aim is to provide a fellowship of like-minded evangelicals across denominational lines for encouragement in an exacting work.

The Trust holds the annual Evangelical Ministry Assembly in June in London, at which international Bible speakers can be heard, and other residential conferences for theological students, lay preachers, minister's wives, younger ministers, women in ministry, and others. For more details, including sales of audio and video tapes and CDs, consult the website at www.proctrust.org.uk

This is a branch of the work of the Proclamation Trust. It provides a thorough grounding in the knowledge of the Bible and in expository preaching/teaching. It is held at Willcox House, 140-148 Borough High Street. London SE1 1LB. It can be taken over one year, attending four days a week, or over two years attending two days a week. Wednesday is free for private study so those students who have to travel need only stay overnight in London on Monday and Thursday nights. For more

details visit the Proclamation Trust website.

The course is also provided in Sheffield in connection with Christ Church, Fulwood, Sheffield.

The London Men's Convention was held for the first time in 2002 on April 20th in Central Hall Westminster. The 2,200 seats were a sell-out two months before the event.

The purpose of the convention is to encourage men to live for Christ, first by the encouragement of the Scriptures and second by the fellowship of one another. The two plenary sessions were addressed by Richard Coekin and Phillip Jensen. There were seminars during the early afternoon. It was by general consent a great success.

The 2003/4 conventions were held in the Albert Hall which was filled by 5,000 men and were deemed a great success. Watch the website www.christianconventions.org.uk for details of future events. The Convention has continued each year with packed audiances. A parallel convention for women was initiated in 2004 and details are available by links from the men's convention web site.

In 2004 the London Women's Christian Convention was launched (and in 2005 attracted 4,000 women) and in 2005 the Northern Women's Christian Convention began in Manchester. It continues each year with growing enthusiasm. For details go to www.christianconventions.org.uk

Have you seen biblicaltheologybriefings on www.beginningwithmoses.org ?

This is an excellent website full of biblical material, including articles, book reviews and full-text sermons from well known preachers and theologians. Click on the title to go there.

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