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Rev. Thomas Martin
(Lisburn Free Presbyterian Church)
Lisburn, Northern Ireland
Thomas Martin is co-pastor in Lisburn Free Presbyterian Church. He is married to June and has three boys, Aaron, Samuel and Timothy.
Brought up in difficult circumstances in the deeply divided town of Lurgan in very turbulent days, Thomas joined a proscribed organisation. He was arrested, charged and sentenced to a lengthy prison term.
However, it was in one of the most unlikely places, on the ‘non conforming protest’ in the Maze, that Thomas came under deep conviction of sin and was brought to know the Lord Jesus Christ as his own and personal Saviour.
After his release from the now infamous Maze Prison, he entered the Theological Hall of the Whitefield College of the Bible, where he commenced and finished a four year ministerial course. Thomas received a call to the Lisburn Congregation and has pastored the work for over twenty years.
Alongside his pastoral duties, he conducts many gospel missions and meetings across the province and further afield, and he says, "I’m looking forward to the mission in Ballymena and I would like to personally invite you and your family to come and hear the glorious message of the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ."
Various
(Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church)
Ballymena, Northern Ireland
Various
(Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church)
Ballymena, Northern Ireland
Rev. John Greer
(Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church)
Ballymena, Northern Ireland
Rev. John Greer is pastor of the Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church and current Moderator of Presbytery in Northern Ireland. Born in County Antrim, Mr. Greer was minister of Sixmilecross Free Presbyterian Church, County Tyrone, before moving to the United States in 1983 to pastor a fledgling church in a suburb of Philadelphia. Prior to moving to the United States he taught New Testament Greek for four years in the Whitefield College of the Bible. He remained in the pastorate in the United States until August 2000 when he was called to his home church in Ballymena. Rev. Greer has also recently returned to the Whitefield College of the Bible to serve as Lecturer of Systematic Theology.
Rev. John Greer
(Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church)
Ballymena, Northern Ireland
Rev. John Greer is pastor of the Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church and current Moderator of Presbytery in Northern Ireland. Born in County Antrim, Mr. Greer was minister of Sixmilecross Free Presbyterian Church, County Tyrone, before moving to the United States in 1983 to pastor a fledgling church in a suburb of Philadelphia. Prior to moving to the United States he taught New Testament Greek for four years in the Whitefield College of the Bible. He remained in the pastorate in the United States until August 2000 when he was called to his home church in Ballymena. Rev. Greer has also recently returned to the Whitefield College of the Bible to serve as Lecturer of Systematic Theology.
Various
(Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church)
Ballymena, Northern Ireland
Rev. John Greer
(Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church)
Ballymena, Northern Ireland
Rev. John Greer is pastor of the Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church and current Moderator of Presbytery in Northern Ireland. Born in County Antrim, Mr. Greer was minister of Sixmilecross Free Presbyterian Church, County Tyrone, before moving to the United States in 1983 to pastor a fledgling church in a suburb of Philadelphia. Prior to moving to the United States he taught New Testament Greek for four years in the Whitefield College of the Bible. He remained in the pastorate in the United States until August 2000 when he was called to his home church in Ballymena. Rev. Greer has also recently returned to the Whitefield College of the Bible to serve as Lecturer of Systematic Theology.
Rev. John Greer
(Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church)
Ballymena, Northern Ireland
Rev. John Greer is pastor of the Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church and current Moderator of Presbytery in Northern Ireland. Born in County Antrim, Mr. Greer was minister of Sixmilecross Free Presbyterian Church, County Tyrone, before moving to the United States in 1983 to pastor a fledgling church in a suburb of Philadelphia. Prior to moving to the United States he taught New Testament Greek for four years in the Whitefield College of the Bible. He remained in the pastorate in the United States until August 2000 when he was called to his home church in Ballymena. Rev. Greer has also recently returned to the Whitefield College of the Bible to serve as Lecturer of Systematic Theology.
Rev. John Greer
(Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church)
Ballymena, Northern Ireland
Rev. John Greer is pastor of the Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church and current Moderator of Presbytery in Northern Ireland. Born in County Antrim, Mr. Greer was minister of Sixmilecross Free Presbyterian Church, County Tyrone, before moving to the United States in 1983 to pastor a fledgling church in a suburb of Philadelphia. Prior to moving to the United States he taught New Testament Greek for four years in the Whitefield College of the Bible. He remained in the pastorate in the United States until August 2000 when he was called to his home church in Ballymena. Rev. Greer has also recently returned to the Whitefield College of the Bible to serve as Lecturer of Systematic Theology.
Rev. Thomas Martin
(Lisburn Free Presbyterian Church)
Lisburn, Northern Ireland
Thomas Martin is co-pastor in Lisburn Free Presbyterian Church. He is married to June and has three boys, Aaron, Samuel and Timothy.
Brought up in difficult circumstances in the deeply divided town of Lurgan in very turbulent days, Thomas joined a proscribed organisation. He was arrested, charged and sentenced to a lengthy prison term.
However, it was in one of the most unlikely places, on the ‘non conforming protest’ in the Maze, that Thomas came under deep conviction of sin and was brought to know the Lord Jesus Christ as his own and personal Saviour.
After his release from the now infamous Maze Prison, he entered the Theological Hall of the Whitefield College of the Bible, where he commenced and finished a four year ministerial course. Thomas received a call to the Lisburn Congregation and has pastored the work for over twenty years.
Alongside his pastoral duties, he conducts many gospel missions and meetings across the province and further afield, and he says, "I’m looking forward to the mission in Ballymena and I would like to personally invite you and your family to come and hear the glorious message of the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ."
Mr Andrew Stewart
(Magherafelt Free Presbyterian Church)
Magherafelt, Northern Ireland
Andrew is a final year student at the Theological Hall at the Whitefield College of Bible and is currently assistant to the minister in Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church
Rev Gordon Dane
(Crossgar Free Presbyterian Church)
Crossgar, Northern Ireland
Rev. Dane was brought up in Enniskillen Co
Fermanagh. He was brought to faith in Christ in August 1971. He is a graduate
of Aston University Birmingham and also of the Theological Hall of the Free
Presbyterian Church. He obtained a Master’s degree in Biblical Studies from
Trinity Theological Seminary.
After having graduated from University in 1980, Mr Dane began to work as a
Housing Management Trainee for the Northern Ireland Housing Executive. In
University he had felt God’s calling to the ministry but had dismissed this as
homesickness. After having received a number of indications from God’s Word
however, one night in a prayer meeting in Bethel Church Mr Dane knew that God
was speaking and on acceptance by Presbytery entered the Whitefield College of
the Bible. In his third year in College he was placed as Student Minister of
the fledgling congregation in Aughnacloy, and after finishing studies, received
the call to be the first Minister of the congregation. This was in March 1987.
On 2 October 1991 Rev. Dane was installed as the Minister of Coragarry Free
Presbyterian Church in Co Monaghan in the Republic of Ireland and remained
there until March 2003. In 2003 received a call to Crossgar congregation and
was installed on 17 March 2003.
Since 1989 Rev. Dane has also been a Lecturer in New Testament Greek in the
Whitefield College of the Bible. He is the author of two books “The 1641
Rebellion and Ulster” and “Family Foundations.”
Mr Dane is married to Florence and they have three children, Faith, James and
Ruth.
Rev. John Greer
(Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church)
Ballymena, Northern Ireland
Rev. John Greer is pastor of the Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church and current Moderator of Presbytery in Northern Ireland. Born in County Antrim, Mr. Greer was minister of Sixmilecross Free Presbyterian Church, County Tyrone, before moving to the United States in 1983 to pastor a fledgling church in a suburb of Philadelphia. Prior to moving to the United States he taught New Testament Greek for four years in the Whitefield College of the Bible. He remained in the pastorate in the United States until August 2000 when he was called to his home church in Ballymena. Rev. Greer has also recently returned to the Whitefield College of the Bible to serve as Lecturer of Systematic Theology.
Various
(Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church)
Ballymena, Northern Ireland
Rev. John Greer
(Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church)
Ballymena, Northern Ireland
Rev. John Greer is pastor of the Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church and current Moderator of Presbytery in Northern Ireland. Born in County Antrim, Mr. Greer was minister of Sixmilecross Free Presbyterian Church, County Tyrone, before moving to the United States in 1983 to pastor a fledgling church in a suburb of Philadelphia. Prior to moving to the United States he taught New Testament Greek for four years in the Whitefield College of the Bible. He remained in the pastorate in the United States until August 2000 when he was called to his home church in Ballymena. Rev. Greer has also recently returned to the Whitefield College of the Bible to serve as Lecturer of Systematic Theology.
Rev. John Greer
(Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church)
Ballymena, Northern Ireland
Rev. John Greer is pastor of the Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church and current Moderator of Presbytery in Northern Ireland. Born in County Antrim, Mr. Greer was minister of Sixmilecross Free Presbyterian Church, County Tyrone, before moving to the United States in 1983 to pastor a fledgling church in a suburb of Philadelphia. Prior to moving to the United States he taught New Testament Greek for four years in the Whitefield College of the Bible. He remained in the pastorate in the United States until August 2000 when he was called to his home church in Ballymena. Rev. Greer has also recently returned to the Whitefield College of the Bible to serve as Lecturer of Systematic Theology.
Various
(Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church)
Ballymena, Northern Ireland
Various
(Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church)
Ballymena, Northern Ireland
