Biblical Creation study centre launches in Cambridge

Bill James  |  UK & Ireland
Date posted:  28 Feb 2025
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Biblical Creation study centre launches in Cambridge

Peter Williams (left) and Steven Lloyd (right)

At a meeting at Hope Church, Gravesend, Peter Williams, principal of Tyndale House, presented a compelling vision for a new Creation Study Centre in Cambridge.

The Gravesend meeting marked the end of Stephen Lloyd’s 16-year ministry as pastor at Hope Church, and his move to Cambridge to establish the new study centre with Biblical Creation Trust.

Speaking from Acts 14, Peter Williams observed that the people of Lystra reacted to miracles according to their pagan worldview, but Paul and Barnabas were able to present a better explanation. So today we can tell a better story than humanism and secularism; the Biblical account of creation and redemption makes better sense of the world.

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