Al Gibson

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Exeter, UK

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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.

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