The latest lunchtime lecture was on “Richard Bernard and his book on conscience” and was given by Gary Brady. Due to limited publicity and the snowy weather turn out was not great. The audio can be obtained from the Library at a nominal price. We are hoping for a better attendance at the next lecture…
We are hoping to have three lunchtime lectures at the Library in the first three months of next year on different subjects The lectures arranged are as follows: Monday January 21 2013 (not January 28 as suggested previously) Richard Bernard and his book on conscience Rev Gary Brady Monday February 18 2013 Martin Bucer –…
This year’s Annual Lecture is on Monday 02 July 2012 at 6:30 pm in the Library when Rev Ian Hamilton will be speaking on “Old Princeton and its Theology”
The lunchtime lecture on Hugh Latimer delivered by Rev. Jeremy Walker is now available for download from the Articles and Lectures page. The CD of the lecture can be ordered from the Library.
The lunchtime lecture on James Harvey is now available for download from the Articles and Lectures page. The CD of the lecture can be ordered from the Library.
Lunch time lectures are held at the Library from time to time and it was good to see us in double figures for the last one to hear one of our trustees, Dr Ian Densham from Hemel Hempstead, on Philip Doddridge and preaching. The lecture is available from the Library in audio format. It was…
Gary Brady’s lunchtime lecture on the King James Version is now available to read. On Monday 16 May Ian Densham will give a lunchtime lecture on Philip Doddridge and preaching.
Gary Brady’s lunchtime lecture on Alexander Maclaren now available. On 15 November, Barry King gave a lunchtime lecture on John Sutcliff and the prayer call of 1784 – praying for revival The full text of Gary Brady’s Lunchtime lecture on Monday 18 October 2010 about Alexander Maclaren is now available on the Lectures and Articles…
Report of the Lunch Time Lecture given on Monday 22 March 2010 by Professor Paul Helm The single figure turn out was a little disappointing but it was good to be at the first lunch time meeting in the new building of the Evangelical Library. Professor Paul Helm gave a fascinating introduction to a forgotten…
At long last the Evangelical Library has moved to its new premises. For nearly two years now delicate negotiations have taken place to find a new home for the Library and to relocate it in better premises. The Chiltern Street property was becoming an increasing burden and two years ago we were faced with the…