In God's goodness, it flew

Adrian Reynolds  |  Features
Date posted:  1 Oct 2011
Share Add       

The Proclamation Trust’s Cornhill Training Course celebrates its 20th anniversary this autumn. Here Adrian Reynolds interviews Christopher Ash, the current course director, about the success of the course and why it continues to serve local churches.

EN: Why did Cornhill originally start?

CA: In 1991, Dick Lucas and David Jackman were talking about the need to train young men in the expository Bible teaching that the Proclamation Trust was just beginning to bring back into the mainstream of British evangelicalism. They felt that the colleges of the day were not equipping future pastors with these core skills.

So David Jackman took an enormous risk, left his pastorate at Above Bar Church in Southampton, and moved to London to start Cornhill, not knowing whether this idea would fly or crash. In the goodness of God it flew.

Share
< Previous article| Features| Next article >
Read more articles by Adrian Reynolds >>
UK & Ireland
Moving: Gareth Lewis

Moving: Gareth Lewis

In days of short pastorates and heavy-handed shepherding, it’s good to rejoice in a long and fruitful ministry. Gareth Lewis, …

Reviews
I believe in angels!

I believe in angels!

What a wonderful little book! Billy Graham’s 1994 book on angels runs to 288 dense pages. This one from Tim …

Subscribe

Enjoy our monthly paper and full online access

Find out more

Need to advertise?

We can help you reach Christians across the country.

Find out more