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West Trust Annual Lecture

Since 2016, the West Trust has hosted an annual lecture, inviting speakers from around the world to address topics facing Christians today, particularly within the Anglican Church.

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    Tipping Point - When Your Denomination Seems To Leave The Faith: David Short (2024)

    Rev David Short is the rector of St John's Vancouver, and a leader in the Anglican Network in Canada (ANiC). For more information on the West Trust, visit westtrust.co.uk

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    Optional Evangelism: Rico Tice (2023)

    Rev Rico Tice is the leader of Christianity Explored Ministries. He is joined in this lecture by Diane Casement. For more information on the West Trust, visit westtrust.co.uk

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    Understanding God: Tim Ward (2022)

    Rev Dr Tim Ward is lecturer in Hermeneutics and Word Ministry at Oak Hill College, London. He is the author of 'Words of Life'. For more information on the West Trust, visit westtrust.co.uk

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    Hearing God: John Yates III (2021)

    Rev Dr John Yates III is the rector of Holy Trinity Anglican in Raleigh, North Carolina. He is an editor of Crossway's Reformation Anglican Series. For more information on the West Trust, visit westtrust.co.uk

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    Fractured Church, Broken World: Vaughan Roberts (2020)

    Rev Vaughan Roberts is the rector of St Ebbe's Church, Oxford, and a leader in British Anglican Evangelicalism. For more information on the West Trust, visit westtrust.co.uk

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    The Death of Evangelicalism: Phillip Jensen (2018)

    Rev Phillip Jensen leads Two Ways Ministries in Sydney, Australia. He previously served as the Dean of St Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney, and the Chaplain of the University of New South Wales (UNSW). For more information on Two Ways Ministries, visit phillipjensen.com. For more information on the West Trust, visit westtrust.co.uk

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    The Reformation Speaks Today: Mark Thompson (2017)

    Rev Dr Mark Thompson is the principal of Moore Theological College in Sydney, Australia. He is an expert on Martin Luther and the Doctrine of Scripture. For more information on the West Trust, visit westtrust.co.uk

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    The Faith at the Heart of the Book of Common Prayer: Ashley Null (2016)

    Rev Dr Ashley Null is a Canon Theologian and world expert on Thomas Cranmer and the English Reformation. For more information on the West Trust, visit westtrust.co.uk

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Since 2016, the West Trust has hosted an annual lecture, inviting speakers from around the world to address topics facing Christians today, particularly within the Anglican Church.

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