Robin Sydserff is new Director for Proclamation Trust
The Trustees of the Proclamation Trust (PT) are delighted to announce the appointment of Robin Sydserff as the new Director. Robin is currently senior pastor of Chalmers Church, Edinburgh and is also chair of the Bonar Trust which seeks to develop, fund and train gospel workers.
Robin has been appointed after a rigorous recruitment process that was run for us by the recruitment specialists, Carnelian, alongside the PT Trustees. This process involved 150 candidates being considered from across a wide range of denominational and independent church backgrounds. Robin and his wife Sally are excited about the potential of this new role and are hoping to move to London to start at PT in the autumn. Robin is committed to engaging with our many friends and partners as we seek to serve local churches by training men and women in Word ministry.
Jackman
steps down
David Jackman has
attended his final
meeting as a trustee
of the Proclamation
Trust.
In
an
email,
Cornhill
director
Nigel Styles wrote:
‘His
gentleness
combined
with
his
vision
and
courageous leadership lies behind so much of
what we do. It’s now 31 years since he first set
up Cornhill: wow! So many people around
the world have been influenced by him and
are grateful
for his teaching and example.
Thank you, our dear brother!’
EMA goes global online
From Sierra Leone to Swindon, Hong Kong
to Huddersfield, Sydney to Sydenham, and
Belfast to Bulgaria, this year’s Evangelical
Ministry Assembly (EMA) attracted a global
audience online.
Across
the
three mornings
there were
conference sermons from Luke 19 preached by Rico Tice (All Souls Langham Place),
Phil Allcock (Christ Church Mayfair) and
Willie Philip (The Tron Church, Glasgow).
The remainder of each day was presented
by one of
the Cornhill
staff. Firstly, he
led an exegesis session talking through his
preparatory work on the passage, followed
by preaching an expository sermon on the
same passage in the second session. Andrew
Sach was looking at Ezekiel 1 on day one,
Stephen Boon was looking at Ephesians 3:1-13 on day two, and Nigel Styles was looking
at Exodus 15:1-21 on day three.