Contributors to New Daylight September to December 2010 issue

Contributors in this issue:

Margaret Silf is an ecumenical Christian, committed to working across and beyond the denominational divides. She devotes herself to writing and accompanying others on their spiritual journey.

Jennifer Oldroyd worked for many years at the Ashburnham Place conference centre in East Sussex. In the last few years she has had published two books of study material for small groups.

Rachel Boulding is Deputy Editor of the Church Times. Previously, she was Senior Liturgy Editor at Church House Publishing. She lives in Dorset with her husband and son.

Tony Horsfall is a freelance trainer and retreat leader based in Yorkshire, with his own ministry, Charis Training. He has written several books for BRF, most recently Working from a Place of Rest.

Naomi Starkey is the Editor of New Daylight, as well as commissioning BRF's books for adults. She has also written Pilgrims to the Manger, BRF's 2010 Advent book, and Good Enough Mother (BRF, 2009). She is married to Mike, an Anglican vicar, and they have three children.

John Proctor works for the United Reformed Church, teaching the New Testament to students in Cambridge and church groups around the UK. John has written The People's Bible Commentary: Matthew (BRF, 2001).

Stephen Rand is a writer and speaker who, in recent years, has shared his time between Jubilee Debt Campaign, persecuted church charity Open Doors and Mainstream, a Baptist church leaders' network.

David Robertson has ministered in a variety of parishes since his ordination in 1979 and is currently a vicar in Halifax. He has written Collaborative Ministry for BRF.

Elaine Duncan is the Chief Executive of the Scottish Bible Society, which supports Bible translation, production and distribution around the world and encourages engagement with the Bible in Scotland.

Amy Boucher Pye is an American who has lived in the UK for over a decade. She makes her home in North London with her husband and young family and enjoys writing for Christian periodicals, including Quiet Spaces, Woman Alive and Christian Marketplace.

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