UK under judgment
Lee Emerson
Date posted: 1 Mar 2018
Dear en,
I
thought
the article on
judgment on
the UK (December en) was very apposite,
especially
the comments under
the section
‘closed minds’ about ‘ordinary English [maybe
British?] people finding it so difficult even to
contemplate a serious conversation about the
gospel.’ This has certainly been my experience
over the last few years, both meeting people
on the doorstep in our church outreach and
talking to several of those who come week-by-week (or sometimes less frequently) to church
services, and yet who seem to have absolutely
no conception of the spiritual life. No matter
how clear the presentation of gospel truth, they
seem totally impervious to it!
Milestones for churches
Lee Emerson asks how we can make best use of our church anniversaries
Do you ever weary of your church anniversary?
Exmouth extends
Scott Drive Church, Exmouth, officially
opened
its new building extension on
September 21.
But the church’s real agenda is to see God’s
kingdom extended
in
this
seaside
town.
Founded in 1966 by a retired minister who
saw the need for an independent church with
strong biblical foundations, years of valiant
effort by many did not seem to be bearing
fruit until recently. Then God blessed the
congregation with
increased numbers and
several conversions.