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User:David Brider

2005-05-04T16:25:26Z

David Brider:

== Biography ==
I was born on December 18th 1969, which makes me 35 at the time of writing this. I was brought up going to the local Sunday school, and also joined the church choir and youth club in my teens. I was confirmed into the [[Church of England]], but it wasn't until 1996, when I went to university for the first time and joined the [[Christian Union]], that I became a Christian.<BR>
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Since the college I was at was a Methodist college ([http://www.roehampton.ac.uk/southlands/ Southlands College], part of [http://www.roehampton.ac.uk/ Roehampton University], I joined a [[Methodist church]] (Raynes Park Methodist Church]), and when I subsequently moved back home from university I became a member of [http://www.trinitymethodistchelmsford.org/ Trinity Methodist Church, Chelmsford]. However, I subsequently left and am now at [http://www.theoasischurch.org.uk The Oasis Church], which is part of the [[newfrontiers]] group of churches.<BR>
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I'm currently going out with a wonderful young lady by the name of Sarah. She's part of the [[Salvation Army]] in her home town of Barking, Essex, and pretty much every other week I join her there for the morning worship service.<BR>
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I work as a database administrator for the local branch of NHS Direct. I love computers, but I don't really have the budget to afford much beyond anything rather basic (indeed, the computer I'm using at the moment is my flatmate's).<BR>
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My particular interests in terms of things Christian include [[evangelism]] and [[apologetics]]. I think the internet is a wonderful tool for both of these. As my degree was in [[theology]], I find that rather an interesting and fascinatingly diverse subject too. Also, in the past year or so I've been particularly challenged by God over the issue of personal [[holiness]] and what it means to be [[holy]] in the 21st century. Arising from that, I'm quite interested in [[Puritanism]].

Song writers:D

2005-05-04T16:11:49Z

David Brider:

[[DC Talk|dc Talk]]

[[delirious]]

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User:David Brider

2005-05-04T14:57:44Z

David Brider:

== Biography ==
I was born on December 18th 1969, which makes me 35 at the time of writing this. I was brought up going to the local Sunday school, and also joined the church choir and youth club in my teens. I was confirmed into the [[Church of England]], but it wasn't until 1996, when I went to university for the first time and joined the [[Christian Union]], that I became a Christian.<BR>
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Since the college I was at was a Methodist college ([http://www.roehampton.ac.uk/southlands/ Southlands College], part of [http://www.roehampton.ac.uk/ Roehampton University], I joined a [[Methodist church]] (Raynes Park Methodist Church]), and when I subsequently moved back home from university I became a member of [http://www.trinitymethodistchelmsford.org/ Trinity Methodist Church, Chelmsford]. However, I subsequently left and am now at [http://www.theoasischurch.org.uk The Oasis Church], which is part of the [[newfrontiers]] group of churches.<BR>
<BR>
I'm currently going out with a wonderful young lady by the name of Sarah. She's part of the [[Salvation Army]] in her home town of Barking, Essex, and pretty much every other week I join her there for the morning worship service.<BR>
<BR>
I work as a database administrator for the local branch of NHS Direct. I love computers, but I don't really have the budget to afford much beyond anything rather basic (indeed, the computer I'm using at the moment is my flatmate's).<BR>
<BR>
My particular interests in terms of things Christian include [[evangelism]] and [[apologetics]]. I think the internet is a wonderful tool for both of these. Also, in the past year or so I've been particularly challenged by God over the issue of personal [[holiness]] and what it means to be [[holy]] in the 21st century. Arising from that, I'm quite interested in [[Puritanism]].

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2005-05-04T10:40:27Z

David Brider:

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2005-05-04T10:38:07Z

David Brider:

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2005-05-04T10:37:51Z

David Brider:

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2005-05-04T10:32:48Z

David Brider:

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2005-05-04T10:31:14Z

David Brider:

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2005-05-04T10:31:03Z

David Brider:

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2005-05-04T10:30:20Z

David Brider:

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2005-05-04T10:28:45Z

David Brider:

Soul Survivor Watford

2005-05-03T15:44:39Z

David Brider:

Soul Survivor Watford is a church fellowship based in Watford, Hertfordshire, England (just north of London). It is a church plant from the [[Anglican]] church St Andrew's in Chorleywood, Hertfordshire, England. According to their mission statement, they are "a group of Christians aiming to communicate the Good news of Jesus to the young people of Watford." Although it emerged from the same place as the [[Soul Survivor]] festival, it functions separately from the festival.<BR>
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[[Mike Pilavachi]] is the church's Senior Pastor. [[Tim Hughes]] is the Assistant Worship Pastor.

== References ==
http://www.soulsurvivorwatford.co.uk/

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Tim Hughes

2005-05-03T15:21:45Z

David Brider:

[[About Tim Hughes]]

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'''Songs by Tim Hughes'''

[[Day after day]]

[[I'll always love you]]

[[Light of the world (Here I am to worship)]]

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Terry Virgo

2005-05-03T14:12:27Z

David Brider:

Terry Virgo is the leader of the [[newfrontiers]] group of churches. He is also an author of books such as ''Does the future have a church''. He is based in Brighton, England, at the Church of Christ the King. He is married to Wendy and has five children.

== References ==

[http://www.newfrontiers.xtn.org/international-team/terryv/module_index.php?id=28 Terry Virgo]

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2005-05-03T14:11:13Z

David Brider:

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Terry Virgo

2005-05-03T14:11:06Z

David Brider: