All articles by William Horsburgh
William Horsburgh was trained at the Bible Training Institute in Glasgow, and from there was called to Ryedale to become their first full-time pastor.
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By William Horsburgh
News
September 2016
News
Event – Ryedale anniversary
Ryedale Evangelical Church met with friends from Ripon, Northallerton, Darlington, Whitby, Scarborough and Hull in Middleton Chapel, Pickering, on Saturday 16 July. They joined to give thanks for God’s faithfulness in providing for and upholding its minister William Horsburgh and the Ryedale church over the last 30 years. The church was formed in 1984,…
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By William Horsburgh
News
March 2016
News
Event – Thanksgiving at Ryedale, North Yorkshire
On Saturday 2 January, about 80 people joined with Ryedale Evangelical Church (REC) to praise God for his amazing kindness in providing Middleton Chapel as a place of worship. REC was formed in 1984 as a plant from Whitby and York Evangelical Churches, meeting initially in Kirkby Moorside and then for the past 18…
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By William Horsburgh
News
May 2014
News
‘Caring for all’
On the weekend of 7-8 March, the North of England Conference for church officers was held with the theme ‘Caring for all God’s church’. Although keynote speaker Richard Underwood was unwell, the organisers managed to find capable substitutes, who served the conference well. Mike Plant, general secretary of the Evangelical Fellowship of Congregational Churches…
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By Roger Fay
By William Horsburgh
Historical
August 2006
Articles > Historical
Flash floods – the story of Thomas Langton – Roger Fay and William Horsburgh
Just over a yearago, the hamlets of Kepwick, Thimbleby and Hawnby in the Hambleton hills near Thirsk were hit by flash floods. It was only ten months after a dramatic flash flood devastated the Cornish village of Boscastle. The Yorkshire floods made headline news, but were soon forgotten - there had been considerably less…
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By William Horsburgh
Article
June 2003
Articles > Biblical/theological
The cutting edge-An occasional series on doctrincal issues today
Is the small but growing movement of 'Zensism' - named by some after its principal advocate Jon Zens - just another strand of Brethrenism, or is it something different and misleading? This article explores this question.Jon ZensJon Zens became editor of Baptist Reformation Review in 1978. The magazine's name was changed to Searching Together…
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