As Christian Heritage opens a new centre in London, en interviews Peter Greyling about the work
en: Tell us about how the original vision for Christian Heritage Centres came about.
PG: In 1994 John Martin, a missionary who had retired from India to Cambridge, began giving guided walks of the city, using church history to tell the gospel to unbelievers and to stimulate believers. In due course the Round Church, Cambridge, became available and Ranald and Susan Macaulay founded Christian Heritage.
In 2013, a group decided that a Christian Heritage Centre should be established in London with a similar vision.
