SPECIAL GUESTS

Guest Speaker - A Passion For Life Plus (May 2010)

Sunday, 16th May

Rev William Taylor served in the British Army as an officer in the Royal Green Jackets for five years before being ordained. In 1995 he joined St Helen's Church, Bishopsgate, in the heart of the City of London, and became Rector in 1998. the ministry at St Helen's has for many years had a focus on reaching the business community; there are also vibrant Sunday congregations reaching, amongst others, students, young workers, families and internationals. Williams is married to Janet, and they have three children.

 

 

Guest Speaker - A Passion For Life (March 2010)

Sunday, 14th March - Sunday, 21st March

Nick Howard is a Jewish believer in Jesus. He is the son of Michael Howard, the previous leader of the Conservative party.

 

Other Guests

Sunday, 14th March

Dan Walker presents Football Focus on BBC One and is a committed Christian.

 

 

Monday 15th March

Jonathan Aitken was a Cabinet Minister when John Major was Prime Minister. He resigned in order to fight a legal case against the Guardian newspaper, declaring his desire ‘to cut out the cancer of bent and twisted journalism… with the simple sword of truth.’ However, he was found guilty of perjury and received an eighteen month prison sentence. During this period his reading of the Bible led to a profound Christian faith.

Tuesday, 16th March

Zigmund Rogoff has an orthodox Jewish background. After studying the Bible's prophecies he came to see that Jesus is the promised Jewish Messiah.

Wednesday, 17th March

David Hamilton was a terrorist with the Ulster Volunteer Force in Northern Ireland before coming to faith while in prison.

 

 

 

Thursday, 18th March

Tim Allan is the editor of online sport for the News of the World. An interesting job for a committed Christian.

Friday, 19th March

Anne Atkins is an author, regular contributor to Thought for the Day on BBC Radio 4, and a former ‘agony aunt’ who has much to say about moral issues today.

 

 

 

Saturday, 20th March

Bella Scott is a student who was left paralysed following a car accident in her late teens. She has a wonderful story to tell about the way in which God touched her life in the years after the accident.

 

 

Sunday, 21st March

Henry Olonga was the first black cricketer to play for Zimbabwe. His test career as a fast bowler was cut short in 2003 as a result of his famous armband protest – alongside current England coach Andy Flower – against the regime of Robert Mugabe. Henry is also a very good singer.