Lansdowne Life 3 May 2017

Craig Dyer
10 and 11 June
‘Equipping Hundreds to Train
Thousands to Rescue Millions …’
Information will shortly be available concerning Craig’s
visit to Lansdowne which will include a Saturday morning seminar which he
says will be an encouragement for the whole church family in personal
evangelism.
In March 2008 Craig completed 13 years as Pastor of Harper Church, an FIEC
church on the south side of Glasgow. He had been called there from Bellshill
Baptist Church, his first pastorate which he took up after graduating from Irish
Baptist College in Belfast in 1989.
During his time at Harper, Craig served as a trustee with India Rural Evangelical
Fellowship (IREF), Care for Scotland's Scottish Advisory Committee, and a
chaplain at the University of Glasgow. When at Harper his involvement in
Christianity Explored Ministries (CEM) deepened, becoming an Advocate in
2006 leading to his present role as Training Director.
His task in essence is to provide evangelism training for gospel hearted
churches in more than 100 countries around the world by developing a network
of trainers. CEM is committed to getting the gospel to the nations via the local
church. Craig summarises his life's work as "Equipping hundreds to train
thousands to rescue millions".
He and his wife Margaret have three daughters. As a family they are still
engaged in the work at Harper Church where Craig serves as Associate Pastor.
Craig brought outstanding Bible ministry from Mark’s gospel at the Child
Evangelism Fellowship European Leadership Forum in Hungary in 2015, taking
the theme of “Jesus – The Master Evangelist”, illustrating the methods and
message of evangelism by showing how Jesus interacted with children and
adults.
Craig will be one of the speakers at the 2018 Bournemouth and Poole
Convention.