New Book From Free Presbyterian Publications
For well over a thousand years there has been a succession of men claiming an astonishing position for themselves, both in religion and in the affairs of nations. When one dies, another takes his place. The latest in this extraordinary dynasty was invited by the previous Prime Minister to visit Britain. Who is this man and why is his visit a danger to the United Kingdom?
This question is answered in a new book, Pope Benedict XVI and the United Kingdom. It is hoped that this 108-page paperback will be available, God willing, when this issue of the Magazine is distributed. The book will normally cost £5, but discounts will be available for larger quantities. (For further information please contact the Free Presbyterian Bookroom.)
Following an Introduction by the Editor of the book, Rev Douglas Somerset, there are five chapters by contemporary writers: (1.) “Who is Benedict XVI?” by Matthew Vogan, (2.) “The Pope and the Constitution of the United Kingdom” by Rev Hugh Cartwright, (3.) “The Pope as the Head of a False Religion” by Roy Middleton, (4.) “Papal Infallibility” by Alexander Ross, (5.) “The Pope in Scripture” by Rev John MacLeod. The final chapter, “The Attractions of Popery”, is by the noted American theologian Robert L Dabney.
Job Vacancy at Mbuma Mission Hospital
Applications are invited for an Administration and Information Systems Manager at Mbuma Mission Hospital. The Zimbabwe Mission of the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland is seeking to fill this post before the present post-holder finishes in October 2010. The main tasks will be to maintain the computer-based management information system of the hospital, manage the administration of the mission station and the local labour workforce. For further information about the post and a job description, contact Rev J R Tallach, 2 Fleming Place, Stornoway, HS1 2NH.
(Rev) J R Tallach, Clerk, Jewish and Foreign Missions Committee.