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A New Song by Gill Silver
A New Song: A History of the House Fellowships.Part I: From the Backstreets of Liverpool to a Global House Fellowship Movementby Gill SilverA New Song is packed with testimonies of unique individuals whose lives were impacted by God through the ministry of men such as Mr G.W. North, Norman Meeten and Dave Wetherly. Witness the incredible faithfulness of God over those who have walked in step with the direction, power and authority of the Holy Spirit.
This book traces the origins and development of the House Fellowship movement, as it spontaneously emerged in the middle of the twentieth century, starting in the backstreets of Liverpool and spreading throughout the United Kingdom. A prophetic vision was outworked as lives were transformed, eventually reaching out to well over seventy nations around the globe.
ISBN: 978-1-78815-961-6
Published by:
Onwards & Upwards
Exeter, UK
https://onwardsandupwards.org/a-new-song
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"An Anglican curate was brought to a place of desperation. He was aware that he didn't have the answers to the major spiritual needs that surrounded him. Wonderfully, God revealed to him the true implications of Galatians 2:20. "He didn't expect me to live for Him; He was wanting to live His life in me and live His life out through me." – Norman Meeten
A New Song is packed with captivating testimonies of unique individuals whose lives were impacted by God through the ministry of men such as Mr G.W. North, Norman Meeten and Dave Wetherly. Witness the incredible faithfulness of God over those who have walked in step with the direction, power and authority of the Holy Spirit.
This book traces the origins and development of the House Fellowship movement, as it spontaneously emerged in the middle of the twentieth century, starting in the backstreets of Liverpool and spreading throughout the United Kingdom. A prophetic vision was outworked as lives were transformed, eventually reaching out to well over seventy nations around the globe."
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About the Author
Gill Silver was born into a nominally Jewish home, with a father who had left his orthodox Jewish roots for radical communism and a mother who enquired into most religions except for Christianity but found no satisfaction in any.
Leaving school at sixteen, she first trained as a Nursery Nurse in a Dr Barnardo Home, followed by General nurses' training; Midwifery; Bible College and finally teacher's training. This led to teaching at an independent girls' school in north London, teaching Religious Studies and establishing a Child Care and Development Course; followed by tutoring posts in Further Education till her retirement, all of which she loved.
It was in her late teens that she was first really challenged about biblical truths in Scripture, but it took seven years before she began to understand the serious implications of living 'the normal Christian life' and the life-changing consequences of being brought into true 'new birth'. To have been brought into the life of the Christian Fellowships has been something for which she will be eternally grateful; realising that without knowing the reality of receiving a new heart and new spirit, living the Christian life would be an impossibility!
Gill speaks with UCB presenter Ruth O'Reilly-Smith, Gill shares her own personal story of faith, as well as what led to her compiling the incredible stories within A New Song .
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If you have any questions; do e-mail or phone, and I will do my best to help! (Tel: 0151 306 4389)
Those of you who are planning to be at any of the up-coming conferences eg: Cloverly or Quinta or who live locally to the Longcroft, will be able to buy the book at the discount price of £11.00
For all those of you who have been so supportive, praying and helped me to keep going in so many ways - a VERY big thank you to you all .
Much love,
Gill