EVENTS
Salisbury Conference 2013
27th and 28th September 2012. Dr Joel Beeke,President of the Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary in Grand Rapids, will speak on the theme, ‘Marriage and the Family’
27.09.13
Worship Services
You are warmly invited to worship with us at 11.am and 6.30pm every Lord’s Day
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SERMONS
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Conference 2012
06.07.2013
Young Adults Conference
Saturday 6th July 2013, 10.30am to 7.00pm in Chippenham. Topic - Jesus the Friend of Sinners.
Watch a video of one of our church members sharing his faith in Jesus Christ
Reverend Malcolm H Watts
- He is Chairman of the Trinitarian Bible Society.
- He is Chairman of the Bible League Trust, which publishes the Bible League Quarterly.
- He was instrumental in the production of Affirmation 2010.
- He is a visiting Lecturer at the Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, and he has spoken at a number of conferences in England and other parts of the world.
- He is the author of:
- The Lord Gave the Word: A study in the History of the Biblical Text (1998)
- The Worship of God (1998, co-author)
- The Government of the Church (2000, co-author)
- God’s Hymnbook for the Christian Church (2003)
- The New King James Version: A Critique (2008)
- What is a Reformed Church? (2011)
Malcolm Watts can be contacted by:
Tel: (01722) 322429
Email: malcolmhwatts@btinternet.com
Malcolm Watts was born in 1946 in Barnstaple, North Devon, England. Brought up in a Christian home, he was called by grace in his teenage years, and subsequently, called into the ministry.
He trained at London Bible College between 1967-70, and since 1971 has been the minister of Emmanuel Church, Salisbury.
He married Gillian in 1976, and they have two daughters, Lydia and Naomi, and several grandchildren.
Many of the articles provided on this website were written by Malcolm Watts.
