
Sue Liddell
Experienced lay preacher and
church elder. Assists Linda
with conference administration,

prepares regular children's
supplements and publishes
the Briefing.







Martin Camroux
Minister of Trinity Sutton United
Reformed Church and Methodist Church.
Current chair of the Free To Believe
committee.
Hazel Day
Originally a draughtswoman.
After training at Westminster
College, had ministries at
Twyford, Woodley, Buckhurst Hill
and Debden.

Still has wide, active interests.
John Hetherington
A URC self-supporting minister
(SSM)
since 1986, passionate
about the
development of open
and
progressive faith.
Self-employed environmental and
energy/nuclear consultant.

Linda Harrison
Manages the Virtual Learning
Environment at Colchester Sixth
Form College; elder at Lion Walk

Church, Colchester and brilliant
FTB conference organiser!
David
Parkin
Retired SSM, living in Lincolnshire.
Enjoyed pastorates in Burnham and Perivale. Presently exploring the idea of 'Wilderness' in Christian life.
Still excited by ideas of God that relate to an age of quantum physics and mind-blowing cosmology.
Tim Richards
Minister of the Mid-Somerset Group
since 2005. Finds in FTB "a chance
to explore issues which then start
to make sense in a way they never
did before".

Peter Varney
Anglican Priest, member of the
Religious society of Friends
and chair of the Anglican Borneo
Mission Association.
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Kate Compston
Former URC
minister, then
psychodynamic counsellor.
Loves
stillness, silence, mindfulness;
and struggling to
write good poetry.
Enjoys beachcombing; edits
the
Briefing and enables quiet
days
and retreats.

Chris Avis
A fortunate member of liberal
Southernhay URC in Exeter;
retired TV techie; dabbling
wordsmith; producer of audio CDs
of FTB conferences and currently
to blame for the present contents
of your screen.
Alun Thomas
Baptist minister; retired early on
doctor's
orders. Member of Norwich
URC
(Donald Hilton's former church)
where
he finds the worship and ethos
far
less spiritually constricting.
New committee
members are needed as FTB continues to grow. We meet in London no more than
twice a year within walking distance of Kings Cross, and travel costs are
reimbursed.
Come and enjoy the fun and company of open Christians!
Interested? Contact
Martin Camroux for more details.
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The Necessary Wherewithal...
Free To Believe is a deliberately informal and open Christian environment
with no membership fees or subscriptions, depending instead on voluntary
donations. If you would like to help us financially, any amount will be
most welcomed. Please make your cheque payable to FREE TO BELIEVE and post
to
Rev David Parkin, 27 Fossdyke Walk, The Elms, Torksey, Lincs LN1 2EY
Or, better still, download and
complete a Bankers Order form
here
Thank you