Foundations
Issue 85 – Winter 2023
About Foundations
Foundations is an international journal of evangelical theology published in the United Kingdom. Its aim is to cover contemporary theological issues by articles and reviews, taking in exegesis, biblical theology, church history and apologetics, and to indicate their relevance to pastoral ministry. Its particular focus is the theology of evangelical churches which are committed to biblical truth and evangelical ecumenism. It has been published by Affinity (formerly The British Evangelical Council) from its inception as a print journal. It became a digital journal in April 2011.
DJ is the Editor of Foundations. He is also an Elder at Cambridge Presbyterian Church and Assistant Professor of Historical Theology at Westminster Presbyterian Theological Seminary.
Regional Director of Flourish, London Seminary’s training programme for women, a writer and a teacher.
Tom Underhill is the Operations Director of the South West Gospel Partnership, and a PhD candidate in Systematic Theology at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary via Pastors’ Academy, London. He’s married to Katy and they have four children.
Stephen Steele is minister of Stranraer RP Church in Scotland. He has an MA from Queen’s University Belfast where his focus was on nineteenth-century Presbyterianism.
Dr John C. A. Ferguson is minister of Inverness Associated Presbyterian Church and former editor of the Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology.
Gary Brady ThM has been Pastor Childs Hill Baptist Chuch since 1983. Contributor to Glory to the Three Eternal: Tercentennial Essays on the Life and Writings of Benjamin Beddome (1718–1795) (Monographs in Baptist History) Haykin, Paul & Yoo (eds) Pickwick Publications 2019
An independent researcher based in Wales, and maintains the neo-Calvinist website www.allofliferedeemed.co.uk.
Professor Emeritus, University of York.
Ministry Director of the Evangelical Fellowship of Congregational Churches and currently serves as the chairman of the Affinity Council.
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