Still tickets left for this in-depth Study Day. Join Matthew Mason and examine some historic accounts of the doctrine of the beatific vision and explore some of the implications of our future hope for our lives now.
Ethics Study Day (Kent): The Beatific Vision
Matthew Mason will lead this day looking at the Bible’s teaching on the glorious hope of seeing God face to face.
📅 Wednesday 21st October
⏰ 10am–4pm
⛪️ Trinity Baptist Church, Tenterden, UK
Book here: https://t.co/GRAgx8TYyt
How relevant are the Ten Commandments today?
All are welcome on 20 October for our Martyn Lloyd-Jones Memorial Lecture 2026, as Rupert Bentley-Taylor explores why God’s law still matters to Christians and wider society.
📅 Tuesday 20 October, 7:30pm
🎟️ £Free
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New year, new students. It is a joy to welcome them, study God’s Word with them, and help them prepare for ministry. Of course, we are pleased to welcome our returning students, too 😎
Please pray for them all as they begin this new term.
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Church planting can feel like 'Jekyll and Hyde': joyful one moment, painfully hard the next... When the trials come, how do we keep going?
Join us on 13 October for Plant 2026, as Graham Beynon speaks on Church Planting IRL.
🎟️ Tickets still available: https://t.co/0OWGOezecJ
Intercultural Church — our Pastors' Academy Study Day in Newcastle on Sep 23. The Pastoral Support team will explore how we can both share the gospel and grow in unity across cultures, without expecting people to adopt our cultural norms. https://t.co/SntYneGPjc
Ethics Study Day: Repentance
Join Matthew Mason on Sep 16 in Bradford-on-Avon to explore in detail what the Bible teaches about repentance and how it relates to central truths such as sin, regeneration, faith, justification & sanctification.
Details: https://t.co/PhMGAsWbFw
Grateful that our students benefit from @ssimonnin's extensive reading—both the wisdom and knowledge it brings and the discipline it shows. Well worth a follow to see the many discoveries he shares. 📖
This great paragraph from an early 1516 letter by Martin Luther shows how he had already grasped the truth of substitutonary atonement.
Martin Luther (Letter to George Spenlein, 8th April 1516)
Why Study the History of Missions? Four reasons as we approach our Autumn Lecture Series 2026:
1. Learn from the past to inform future missions.
2. Inspiration: examples of self-sacrifice.
3. Awareness of need across the world.
4. Fuel for prayer (Matt 9:38).
We thank God for our current students, together with the students who completed their studies this academic year. Our Annual Thanksgiving Service was a great occasion to meet with them all and praise the Lord together. To God be the glory! #LondonSeminary#PastorsTrainingPastors
It was a joy to gather with students and supporters on Saturday 20th to celebrate our Annual Thanksgiving Service and give thanks for all the Lord has done this year.
We pray that what Craig and Victor have learnt at London Seminary will be helpful in their ministries.
Pray for @LondonSeminary’s Thanksgiving Service tomorrow (20 June). Give thanks for those who have completed their training and are heading into ministry. Pray for Garry Williams teaching a ThM module on the Representative Kingship of Christ (23-26 June).
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The fiery comments on our Facebook and Instagram advert highlight the need for Christians to think through 'The Dangers of Climate Alarmism'. Join Dr Paul Mills' Lecture online Wednesday 17 June — tickets & info here: https://t.co/KyQJlyxV86 #LondonSeminary#LSSummerLectures2026
Looking forward to hearing @GJShearer Tuesday 16 June on Christian foundations for politics, a timely and much-needed Lecture. Tickets are still available for online attendance: https://t.co/eQiOL3NbR9
What question do you want answered? Online tickets still available for our Summer Lecture 2026 ‘The Rise of the Machines' @jeremybpeckham will be sharing his knowledge and experience with us all on Thursday 11 June.
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On June 11, Jeremy Peckham @jeremybpeckham (author of 'Masters or Slaves') will share his expertise and thinking on this subject. All are welcome, both in person and online. https://t.co/rhW1qQNHZJ