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Solid cross

Solid cross

Rhodri Brady

Book Review A JOURNEY INTO CALVARY

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Careless	navigation?

Careless navigation?

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Book Review GODFULNESS: A Step-by-Step Guide to Bible Meditation

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The terrified preacher

The terrified preacher

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Book Review LEARNING ABOUT THE OLD TESTAMENT A Biblical-Theological Introduction

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Jesus’ many-coloured coat

Jesus’ many-coloured coat

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Book Review WHO IS JESUS? Knowing Christ through his ‘I Am’ sayings

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Preach above the personal

Preach above the personal

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Book Review PORTRAIT OF A PROPHET: Lessons from the Preaching of John Owen

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Doctor’s advice

Doctor’s advice

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Book Review MARTYN LLOYD-JONES His Life and Relevance for the 21st Century

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Aberystwyth: half-century ministry

Aberystwyth: half-century ministry

Rhodri Brady

What could possibly be prompting Michigan-based theologian Joel Beeke to travel 3,500 miles across the Atlantic to a small Welsh town in mid-Wales?

The answer is found in Alfred Place Baptist Church, Aberystwyth, who are celebrating 50 years of ministry from their beloved pastor, Geoff Thomas. Dr Beeke is to preach at the anniversary service on 15 November.

Tripp to Aberystwyth

Tripp to Aberystwyth

Rhodri Brady

‘Everyone knows Aber, it’s famous.’ That was the answer a friend gave me when I foolishly asked her whether she had heard of Aberystwyth. Its renown is unsurprising, the conference that takes place there every August has been going for over 50 years now, and it has played host to a number of highly gifted preachers from all over the globe.

The conference organisers (the Evangelical Movement of Wales) have always put the preaching addresses at the centre of proceedings each year. Recent world-class highlights have included D.A. Carson and Conrad Mbewe. This year was no exception, as Paul David Tripp – who had travelled all the way from Philadelphia – preached on three consecutive evenings.