To call or not to call...
Ron Granger
Date posted: 1 Sep 2015
Dear Editor,
I refer you to the above article by Aaron
Menikoff
in August’s en. As a young
Christian in the 1950s, I remember a regular
feature of local Baptist Church services was
the appeal for those who were under conviction of sin through the Holy Spirit there and
then to repeat in their hearts the prayer the
evangelist used for repentance and to come
forward as an act of commitment to Christ.
Chosen folk would be at the front of the
church to counsel any who came forward.
Yorkshire’s needs
Ron Granger
Date posted: 1 Jul 2015
Dear Editor,
Obviously from your June front page article in en it is evident that Yorkshire with 5.5
million people is desperately in need of the
gospel – large areas without large evangelical
churches.
Churches large and small
Ron Granger
Date posted: 1 Mar 2015
Dear Sir,
Thank you for the article giving the background
to
the
rebuilding of Lansdowne
Baptist,
Bournemouth
(February The construction of the existing building
138 years ago by the membership was then
very visionary. I agree the chapel does not
seem to be very welcoming and suitable for
today’s church. Think, though, of all those
sacrificial gifts given to the Lord in 1877, so
that it could be built.