Archives: Authors

Malcolm Davis is in fellowship at Harehills Gospel Hall, Leeds. He has written commentaries on Revelation, Daniel, Isaiah, and Ezekiel, besides many assembly magazine articles.

Mark Sweetnam is in fellowship in the assembly at Rathmines, Dublin, Ireland. He is a Research Fellow in the School of Histories and Humanities and Adjunct Professor in the School of English at Trinity College Dublin. He is the author of a number of books including Sanctify Them Through Thy Truth: God’s Word in Human Historyand The Dispensations: God’s Plan for the Ages.

Frank McConnell was born in Oldham, Lancashire. He was saved at the age of 15 and, after a successful career in business, was commended to the Lord’s work in 1952. Shortly afterwards he moved with his family to Salisbury, Rhodesia (now Harare, Zimbabwe), from where he travelled widely ministering the Word of God throughout central and southern Africa. His final years were spent in the Western Cape, South Africa, where he was widely used in the ministry of the Word of God.

John Riddle was born into a Christian family in North London, saved as a boy of 13, and received into fellowship in New Barnet, Hertfordshire at the age of 15. Throughout his business life, he was employed by shipping companies, latterly as a pension fund manager. On early retirement in 1989, he undertook part-time consultative work for some years. He travels widely, principally in the British Isles, conducting Bible readings and ministering the Word of God, contributing to assembly periodicals.

William Bunting was a well known and highly esteemed Bible Teacher in the North of Ireland. He visited South Africa in his early days and also U.S.A. and Canada.

Henry W Soltau (1805-1875) was born in Plymouth, England, and was educated at Trinity College, Cambridge. He gave up his law practice to devote himself to the study of the Scriptures and the work of the gospel.

Both Robert Muir and his wife Margaret for most of their lives have been involved in the nursing profession, in Fife and in Africa. Their united medical and pastoral efforts in those parts of Africa described here, have benefited many.

Donald Cameron served over thirty years in the Army, progressing from being a training corporal and recruiting sergeant in the nineteen-fifties, to being an educational officer, an intelligence officer and, in the early ‘eighties, the British Liaison Officer to the Soviet Exchange Mission to the British Commander-in-Chief. He then worked for many years as a staff development trainer and consultant. He has two honours qualifications in Russian. He has had a variety of Christian leadership roles in many places over many years, but since 1993 has concentrated on writing on the Bible’s predictive prophecy. Cameron is also the author of  End Time Prophecy in the Gospels and The Day of Vengence of our God.

John Grant lives in the west of Scotland with his wife, Ann.  They have a grown-up family of three sons and one daughter.  John travels widely with an effective evangelistic and teaching ministry.

Jack Murdoch was born in Glassford but has lived a large part of his adult life in Irvine and Ayr. He qualified as a Banker and has a number of Accountancy qualifications. He was Director of Finance and Management Services and later became the MD of Irvine Development Corporation. He has been involved in various aspects of Christian work throughout his life. He is happily married to Ann and has 4 children.