• Common ground with Islam?
• The Commentary
  Back from the dead
• Ron Newby, 1944-2008
  Obituary
• Standing firm on creation
• Cricket at the Cross
  An interview with Henry Olonga
• The original Christmas
• Why New Word Alive is the future
  An interview
• Why join a small church?
  Part 5: Encouragement for small churches
• Re-orienteering?
• Monthly media and arts column
  Cruel behaviour on radio
• Letter from America
  Trusting God in a time of uncertainty
• Monthly youth leaders column
  Joined up writing
• The Music Exchange
  Skating while we sing?
• The Third Degree
  FREE - launched
• Peter Collins, 1928-2008
  Obituary

other articles

• Remedy Club tour live (CD + DVD)
• Carousel
• In search of a confident faith
• The white tiger - Shelf life: Looking at secular books
• Basic Christianity - 50th anniversary edition
• The last word - Reflections on a lifetime of preaching
• Maze of deception - An autobiography of a journey
• More precious than gold (Didasko Files)
• Practising the principles of prayer
• Engage Issue 2 - Connecting you with God's Word
• Why there almost certainly is a god - Doubting Dawkins
• Axiom - Powerful leadership proverbs
• Alzheimer's
• Salvation belongs to our God - A fresh exposition of the Bible's teaching about salvation
• Surprised by hope
• Church as a safe place
• Francis Schaeffer - An authentic life
• The heart of faith - Following Christ in the C of E

Peter Collins was born in February 1928 and went to be with the Lord in November.

Peter was very involved with the Reformation Translation Fellowship, which put many good Christian books into Chinese. He also supported the Middle East Reformed Fellowship and Answers in Genesis.

He and his wife Eileen went to Westminster Chapel during the days of Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones and, in more recent years, had attended Cole Abbey Presbyterian Church, Grove Chapel in London, and Christ Church, Bromley.

Peter was an avid reader of EN, and a subscriber and supporter of the newspaper from the beginning.

He was husband to Eileen, and father to Catherine, Michael and Marion. They write: ‘The day of pilgrimage is over and the day of heavenly glory begun through the death and merits of our Lord Jesus Christ’.

Catherine Runnalls