Speakers for 2011
February 5th: TIM COLES, Ludlow Elim Christian Centre
One of the most lively and challenging speakers in the Marches. Always a favourite
March 5th: BISHOP ALISTAIR MAGOWAN
Alistair is the Bishop of Ludlow
April 2nd: BAZ GASCOYNE
Baz is an arist and lives in Sheffield with his wife and they lead a church that they founded 11 years ago. He is the co-author of the books 'Dead Men Walking' and 'Cut to the Chase' as well as a regular contributor for the magazine Cross Rhythms.
May 7th: ROGER HURRELL
Roger is a writer, musician and broadcaster who lives in Surrey. In the '60s, as a singer-writer, Roger helped to pioneer contemporary Christian music in the UK as well as spending 19 years on the road touring Britain and Europe.
June 4th: GERALD COATES
A writer and broadcaster, Gerald is the founder of the Pioneer movement that was established 'to develop new Churches across the UK and engage in global mission'. The movement has within it many charismatic churches in Britain and beyond.
July 2nd: DAVID PAYNE - An Evening with C S Lewis
David Payne is a USA based English Actor. He has an international reputation for his protrayal of the author. He will presenting 'An Evening with C S Lewis' for us here in Tenbury
August 6th: HOME GROWN
Siobhan McNaughton-Hughes is now a student at Bible College. Come an hear this sparkling young student who used to sing occasionally with our band.
September 3rd: ISHMAEL is back!
At his own request, we are delighted to welcome Ishmael back to Valley Worship. Ishmael (Rev Ian Smale) has been travelling around internationally in a 'full time' capacity since 1970 and has been privileged to see many men, women and children become Christians, filled with the Holy Spirit and healed, through the work God has called him to.
September 28th to October 2nd: GEORGE MILLER
Mission to the Marches
November 5th: GERRY McCELLAND and ALAN SNAPE
Gerry is an artist while Alan is a creative potter. They have links with Ben Ecclestone and Catalyst Arts, taking their creations to the annual Exhibition in Susssex.