B R I N G  T H E  B O O K S 

Jeremy Marshall,  Chairman

Pastor Training International and its younger sister mission Christian Books Worldwide have recently been encouraged by the appointment to their respective boards of a new Chairman Mr Jeremy Marshall .  Mr Marshall brings a great love for mission having been many times to Eastern Europe with his father, John Marshall, for their family holidays. He also has a wealth of commercial experience as CEO of C Hoare & Co, Britain’s best private bank.   The appointment has allowed David Ide to take a reduced role as Deputy Chairman.

David Ide, Deputy Chairman                                                                                                                                                         

David directs an extensive Christian literature programme in Europe and Russia, which he also supports with a preaching and teaching ministry in many countries. David's professional life as a building contractor has involved him in many church building projects.

Mike Taylor, Managing Director

Mike is a retired Metallurgist who specialized in Nickel Alloys. He has taken on the new role to oversea this new international book ministry, while performing the duties of an elder at Christ Church Fetcham (formerly Fetcham Community Church).

Robin Asgher, Director

Robin is a Pastor in a church planting situation in Cranford set among many diverse ethnic groups.  Robin has experience in evangelism among Hindus, Seikhs and Muslims. Robin is married to Muno and has two children Rohan and Myra.  Robin brings first hand knowledge of work in Asia as he originates from Pakistan.  He has authored many multi-lingual tracts with which he blankets his area regularly.

 Friedhelm Anhuth, 

Friedhelm  has now retired from the Board.  He and his wife have run the 3L Verlag publishing house in Frankfurt, Germany for the last 10 years from which they have been able to issue over 60 reformed titles translated from English.  Friedhelm was formerly an executive in international companies trading and manufacturing aluminium and other non-ferrous metals.

Jim Gough was called home early in 2009 having commenced the literature work in India and Pakistan.  Jim was an active elder at West Park, Wolverhampton and will be missed by his church and in the wider ministry in which he was engaged.  His guiding hand and involvement in the work of Christian Books Worldwide at its commencement has been invaluable to the direction we have taken and contacts with whom we have had the privilege to work.