Alpha logo Toronto 2001 Alpha Conference
Bramalea Baptist Church, May 2001

May 1 and 2, 2001 was a time of great joy in the Lord as delegates from the Ontario Alpha community gathered with pastors and lay leaders interested in finding out about the phenomenon that is the Alpha Course. This was a training conference, aimed at showing how to run Alpha effectively. Keynote speakers were Paul Cowley, Brian McVitty, and Gene Tempelmeyer. Paul heads the Alpha prison ministry for Alpha UK, based out of Holy Trinity Brompton, the original Alpha church in London. From his extraordinary experiences on both sides of the law, Paul shared with us how to run Alpha in prisons, and how to care for ex-offenders who have come to the Lord during their time behind bars after joining an Alpha course. Brian, Paul and Gene took us step by step though the vision and mechanics of the Alpha concept, leaving us with the tools to evangelize within our communities. Great credit is due to conference chair Ray Scanlan and his team for their dedication in bringing this project towards harvest.

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Registration

Terry Lee & BBC Worship Team

Brian Ingster

Paul Cowley


 

 

Paul Cowley

Ted Ward

Brian McVitty


 

 

Nick Ruffle (HTB)


Dinner on the evening of the first day                     View full size:   left  centre  right


 

Susan Cockburn

 

 


Testimony time

 

 

 


Paul with Ray Scanlan

Testimony from ... ...

Terri Hart

 


Gene Tempelmeyer

 

 


Ministry Team, and Speakers               View full size:   left  right


Prison Alpha seminar with Ray...

and Shelly

Discussion group role play

Question panel


Bramalea Baptist Church
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See Paul Cowley's story on "The God who changes lives" video,
available from Christian bookstores or Cook Communications.


London, May 2000


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Tony Copple
Alpha advisor,
Ottawa