Congleton Bible Week

Congleton Bible Week An annual event in Congleton run by members of various denominations. Peter's C. of E., Congleton.) The first speakers were Rev. Kevin Jones was the speaker.

Congleton Bible Week

The Bible Week started in 2011 as a result of a vision shared by Keith Jarvis (retired Methodist minister) and Paul Withington (Vicar of St. They shared the vision with the Congleton Churches Together Committee, and gathered together a separate committee willing to work and promote the first event. The Bible Week committee is gathered from different churches in the town, incl

uding one not part of the CTC. Thed first event was a week in May 2011, which coincided with the four hundredth anniversary of the King James (Authorised Version.) Rob Cotton, then working for the Bible Society, and Rev. David Coffey, former secretary of the Baptist Union. Afterwards the committee decided to hold a weekend every other year, so in 2012 Methodist minister Rev. In 2013 Rev. Richard Bewes was the main speaker, but the week began with Dr. Alec Motyer and concluded with Dr. Paul Blackham. In 2014 the weekend was led by Rev. Paul Wilson, a Methodist minister working for Methodist Evangelicals Together. In 2015, we linked up with Keswick Ministries, and Dr Krish Kandia and Rev. Jonathan Lamb were the speakers. The weekend in 2016 was led by Rev. Derek Tidball. Charles Price and George Verwer (OM) were the speakers in 2017. In 2018, Ian Coffey of the Moorlands Bible College came to speak and in 2019 we had Peter Maiden, who was Minister at Large for the Keswick Fellowship. We then decided to invite J.John for an evangelistic event, which took place in December 2019. For Christmas 2020, we organised a drive-in Carol service on Tesco carpark, where Andy Hawthorne spoke. This was repeated for Christmas 2021, when Andy Hawthorne again spoke. In 2022, we were able to return to out Bible Weeks, with Derek Burnside, the Principal of Capernwray Bible School giving the messages. Our most recent speaker in 2023 was Matt Seales. We make no admission charge to any of our meetings. We usually have a gift plate near the exit for anyone who wants to make a donation. This is the sole source of our funds from year to year, and is used to cover the speakers' expenses and publicity materials. Further information can be obtained from 01260 273635

12/03/2026
The actual Keswick Convention started on Saturday and is running over three weeks. The link to who is speaking is here h...
16/07/2024

The actual Keswick Convention started on Saturday and is running over three weeks. The link to who is speaking is here https://keswickministries.org/about-keswick-convention/programme/ I note that the speakers at the Evening Celebrations include three who have spoken at Congleton Bible Week (Jonathan Lamb Thursday week 2, Martin Salter Friday week 2 and then Matt Searles Monday Week 3).
You can watch live or catch-up via the YouTube channel, where the Morning Bible Readings, the Evening Celebrations plus the weekly Keswick Lectures and the Seminars at the Main Tent are going to shown, as well as weekly night concerts! https://www.youtube.com//featured

Keswick Ministries organise the Keswick Convention - an annual event where several thousand Christians come to Keswick for refreshment in God's creation in the heart of the Lake District and inspiration through excellent Bible teaching. It's a time of fellowship and equipping so that Christians can....

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Congleton Bible Week The Bible Week started in 2011 as a result of a vision shared by Keith Jarvis (retired Methodist minister) and Paul Withington (Vicar of St. Peter's C. of E., Congleton.) They shared the vision with the Congleton Churches Together Committee, and gathered together a separate committee willing to work and promote the first event. The Bible Week committee is gathered from different churches in the town, including two not part of the CTC. The first event was a week in May 2011, which coincided with the four hundredth anniversary of the King James (Authorised Version.) The first speakers were Rev. Rob Cotton, then working for the Bible Society, and Rev. David Coffey, former secretary of the Baptist Union. Afterwards the committee decided to hold a weekend every other year, so in 2012 Methodist minister Rev. Kevin Jones was the speaker. In 2013 Rev. Richard Bewes was the main speaker, but the week began with Dr. Alec Motyer and concluded with Dr. Paul Blackham. In 2014 the weekend was led by Rev. Paul Wilson, a Methodist minister working for Methodist Evangelicals Together. In 2015, we linked up with Keswick Ministries, and Dr Krish Kandia and Rev. Jonathan Lamb were the speakers. The weekend in 2016 was led by Rev. Derek Tidball. In 2017, Charles Price spoke for 4 days and George Verwer for 3 days.

In 2018, the speaker will be Rev. Ian Coffey, the Vice-Principal of Moorlands Bible College. We make no admission charge to any of our meetings. We usually have a gift plate near the exit for anyone who wants to make a donation. This is the sole source of our funds from year to year, and is used to cover the speakers' expenses and publicity materials. Further information can be obtained from Rev. Keith F. Jarvis (01260 289373)