Al Gibson

Exeter, UK

Website

Al Gibson is an internationally published author based in Exeter. He has worked in corporate communications for many years and is now makes his wealth of writing experience available through Countdown Creative.

With a background in journalism, Al has written and edited several books and ebooks. These include:

  • Mother of Malawi, the biography of Dutch missionary, Annie Chikhwaza who founded Kondanani Children’s Village;
  • Life on the Line, the biography of New Zealand evangelist, Des Sinclair; and
  • Life After Belsen, the biography of Simon Bloomberg the Jewish leader of the Belsen Displaced Persons camp after World War 1.

Al is also an active online contributor who blogs for numerous websites. These include GODTV.com; UKChristian News, International Christian News, US Christian News, and others.

Visited 805 times, 1 Visit today

Posted in Christian Authors

Related Listings

In Him – Christian Animation Videos Based on Biblical Truths

07440474142

141 The Knares, Basildon SS16 5SJ, UK

“In Him” is a Christian YouTube channel dedicated to sharing faith-based animation videos rooted in biblical truths. Our content creatively explores well-known scriptures and offers imaginative insights into lesser-known periods of Jesus’ life, particularly His youth between the ages of 12 and 30. Designed for believers and seekers alike, our…

Canon Andrew White

Canon Andrew White

London, UK

The Reverend Canon Dr Andrew White, is a best loved speaker, broadcaster, author and Christian statesman. Canon White is also a respected academic, medical professional, Anglican priest and an internationally-renowned global peacemaker. He is currently an International Ambassador of Jerusalem Middle East Reconciliation International (Jerusalem MERIT). Jerusalem MERIT greatly benefits… Read more…

Wendy Alec Christian Communicator

UK Christian broadcasting pioneer Wendy Alec cofounded the UK & Europe’s first daily Christian Network, the Christian Channel Europe in 1995. It would later become GOD TV and grow from two hours a day across the Continent to 24 hours worldwide. After more than two decades of steering the development… Read more…