Date Title Speaker Count  
30 Sep 1999  Songs from the Seventies:
'When will I see you again?'
(Psalm 77) 
 
Paul Blackham  62 
26 Sep 1999  A Universal Faith:
There is only one book
(Acts 17:10-15) 
 
Paul Blackham  35 
26 Sep 1999  Great Quotes of the 20th Century :
'I would like to be queen in people's hearts' - Diana Princess of Wales
(Hebrews 12:18-29) 
 
Richard Bewes  42 
23 Sep 1999  Songs from the Seventies:
I will survive
(Psalm 75) 
 
Rico Tice  62 
19 Sep 1999  Special Services:
Called to action 
 
Saul Cruz  23 
19 Sep 1999  Special Services:
Ten principles of christian giving
(2 Corinthians 8) 
 
John Stott  113 
16 Sep 1999  Songs from the Seventies:
Bridge over troubled water
(Psalm 74) 
 
Richard Trist  38 
12 Sep 1999  Salvation's Two Lenses:
Brothers grim
(Leviticus 10:1-11) 
 
Paul Williams  36 
12 Sep 1999  The Future Belongs to Jesus:
The dazzling vision
(Revelation 1) 
 
Paul Blackham  38 
9 Sep 1999  Songs from the Seventies:
Don't go breaking my heart
(Psalm 73) 
 
Paul Williams  34 
5 Sep 1999  Salvation's Two Lenses:
Everything's got to be perfect
(Leviticus 1:1-13) 
 
Richard Bewes  96 
5 Sep 1999  A Universal Faith:
There is only one king
(Acts 17:1-9) 
 
Andy Rider  31 
29 Aug 1999  Great Quotes of the 20th Century :
'The moment a slave resolves that he will no longer be a slave, his fetters fall' - Ghandi
(Ezekiel 37) 
 
Richard Bewes  44 
29 Aug 1999  Christians At Work (Sermons from the Shorter Letters):
Protecting the Church
(Jude ) 
 
Richard Trist  62 
22 Aug 1999  Who Writes History?:
Two boy kings
(2 Chronicles 33) 
 
Rico Tice  44 
22 Aug 1999  Christians At Work (Sermons from the Shorter Letters):
Resisting the arrogant
(Jude ) 
 
Paul Williams  65 
15 Aug 1999 12:00  A bow at a venture
(2 Chronicles 18:28-20:29) 
 
Rico Tice  26 
15 Aug 1999  The Birds Our Teachers:
The value of sparrows: self esteem
(Luke 12:7-12) 
 
John Stott  107 
8 Aug 1999 12:00  The kingdom splits
(2 Chronicles 10) 
 
Rico Tice  38 
8 Aug 1999  The Birds Our Teachers:
The migration of storks: repentance
(Jeremiah 8:4-12) 
 
John Stott  89