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Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Ah, me...

Posted by Gary Benfold at 4:58 pm

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Gary Benfold: Bournemouth, United Kingdom; I've been minister at Moordown Baptist Church in Bournemouth since 1997 after spending seventeen years pastoring a church in Buckinghamshire. I have a passion for explaining the Bible and its relevance to believers and unbelievers alike and try to do so in a clear and jargon-free manner. Jesus Christ is Lord of the universe and answers the deepest needs of people's hearts and souls. We all need forgiveness, acceptance and certainty; only Jesus truly gives those things. Oh - and I've been happily married to Elaine for more than 30 years. We have two grown-up children, Joanne and Andrew, as well as three darling granddaughters - Abigail (20.5.08), Anna (29.8.09) and Emma (3.1.10). If one poor soul from Moordown Should meet me at His right hand, My heaven will be two heavens In Immanuel's Land

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