Biography

Fred Mitchell was among those who died when the passenger jet on which he was flying crashed. The pilot's last message was “Climbing on track”. He was chairman of the internationally known Keswick Convention, was one of the speakers, and the Home Director of the China Inland Mission (now OMF International). This up-dated and revised edition of Phyllis Thompson's biography presents a new generation with the challenge to serve God at 'home' or overseas. A new section gives a brief overview of the OMF's ministries in several Asian countries.

Philip Bligh is a scientist who also studied theology at Oxford. A lecturer and pastor, he has worked in England, Malaysia and Australia. This book is a collection of a wide variety of stories, scientific facts, insights and comments on current issues. The section 'Can religion really make a difference?' points to the author's firm Christian convictions.

Tells the story of the significant global impact of those who studied at the BTI and its later evolutions as Glasgow Bible College and then as International Christian College. It is an inspiring story of many ordinary men and women, shaped by God and through the college for   effective ministry throughout Scotland and world.

This is the author's second collection of stories, personal experiences, scientific facts, quotations, insights and comments on current issues. The section 'Is it true? The Bible? Jesus?' points to the author's firm Christian convictions.

What do you do when your life reaches a turning point? From truck drivers to poets, poker players to doctors, people of all kinds face such a decisive moment. Their stories are told in this book, compiled from interviews for BBC Radio Cambridge's Christian magazine programme Something To Think About.