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Bierton Particular Baptists International Our History And Work
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Published 2016 Bierton Particular Baptists 11 Hayling Close Fareham Hampshire PO15 3AE website: www.BiertonParticularBaptists.co.uk Email: nbpttc@yahoo.co.uk
FOREWORD BY THE PUBLISHER Foreword by the Publisher
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Bierton Strict and Particular Baptists were formed as a Protestant Calvinistic church in, 1831 whose articles of religion are set out in the appendix of this book. Sadly all but one of its members died in December 2002 and their chapel was closed for worship and sold as a domestic dwelling in 2006. David Clarke remains to sole remaining member and he joined the church in 1976 and is the author of this book. The authors personal testimony is told in his book, ‘‘Bierton Strict and Particular Baptists’’, published and listed under further publications at the rear of this book. The author withdrew from the Bierton church over matters of conscience in 1984 as the church allowed the teaching of general redemption and would not correct this error. This was contrary to their articles of religion. Despite his succession the author remained a member of the church. This was due to the strict rules of church membership as the church was a Gospel Standard cause whose article governing membership determines only the church can sever one membership, either by honourable transfer to another church of the same faith and order dishonourable dismissal. The church never did terminate the author memberships they wished him to return. This book seeks to tell of the continuing work of the author as the sole remaining member of Bierton Particular Baptists seeking to fulfill his calling as a sent minister of the Bierton Church seeking to preach and teach the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ which it continues today in an International capacity. A full account of the authors succession may be read in, ‘‘The Bierton Crisis’’, published and listed under further publications at the back of this book. Bierton Particular Baptists has worked in the Philippines continues to function in the UK and supports a work in Pakistan. The difficulties that the author faced after his secession for
4 FOREWORD BY THE PUBLISHER the Bierton church were many and he relates them fully in his book, ‘‘The Fall, Desperation and Recovery’’, published and listed under further publications at the rear of this book. During the period 1984 through to the present time many changes took placed all of which are told in the authors book, ‘‘Converted on LSD Trip’’ which was the first edition of, ‘‘Bierton Strict and Particular Baptists’’.
CONTENTS Foreword by the Publisher
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2 History Of Our Missions To The Philippines
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1 Bierton Particular Baptists Continues Return From The Philippines
3 Bierton Particular Baptists Pakistan
4 Appointment of Secretary to the Work Secretary’s Certificate
Appendix 2 Trojan Horse International
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(TULIP) Phils. Incorporated
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Appendix 3 Appointment of Secretary
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The Closure of the Bierton Chapel
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Appendix 2 Bierton Particular Baptists (Pakistan)
Appendix 4 Bierton Particular Baptists 1831 FURTHER PUBLICATIONS
Bierton Strict and Particular Baptists The Bierton Crisis 1984
Mary, Mary Quite Contrary Converted on LSD Trip
The Fall, Desperation and Recovery: Beyond The Trip Trojan Warriors: Setting Captives Free
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Trojan Horse International (TULIP) Phils. Incorporated 41 Before The Cock Crows (Part 2)
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The Doctrine Of The Sabbath 2nd Edition: 1622
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Difficulties Associated With Articles Of Religion Bierton Particular Baptists International: Pakistan
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6 1 BIERTON PARTICULAR BAPTISTS CONTINUES 1 Bierton Particular Baptists Continues 1 Bierton Particular Baptists continues in the UK both speaking, printing and publishing the teachings of the gospel, known as the Doctrines of Grace. One of the first publication was that of, ‘‘Mary, Mary Quite Contrary’’, which was written to show that the scripture teaches elders are to be men and not women. 2 The first overseas mission was called Trojan Horse International CM. This mission was a personally funded mission not registered as an incorporation but governed by the mission objectives and Articles Of Religion of Bierton Particular Baptists as listed in, ‘‘Trojan Warriors’’, published and listed under further publications at the rear of this book. 2 Bierton Particular Baptists has an extensive library of books produced in defence of the gospel of the lord Jesus Christ. 3 Bierton Particular Baptists also supports those in gospel work not only at home in the UK but abroad. 4 Bierton Particular Baptists has assisted in the publication of the Christian Times Magazine available monthly form Amazon.co.uk 3 During the second mission of Trojan Horse International CM mission to the Philippine the ministry was registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission in the Philippines as and Incorporation. Trojan Horse International (TULIP) Phils. Incorporated, was registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission in the Philippines and a Certificate of Incorporation was issued, on the 14th March 2003. The Corporation name was initially secured on the 11th February 20031. Mr. David Clarke being the Director and Chairman of the Incorporation Our mission activities are recorded in our book, ‘‘Trojan Warriors’’. As published and listed under further publications at the rear of this book, 1
See Articles of Incorporation For Trojan Horse
2 HISTORY OF OUR MISSIONS TO THE PHILIPPINES 2 History Of Our Missions To The Philippines
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The first mission to the Philippines was in October 2002 with the objective and bringing assistance to Michael Clarke, the Authors brother, a Co-director and founding member of Trojan Horse International CM, and other prisoners in the Philippines. Due to the success of this mission a further mission was engaged in 2002 to 2003. Our mission log is recored in, ‘Before The Cock Crows’, Part 1, II and III; alternatively , ‘‘The Daily Diary of Trojan Horse International’’, Published and listed under further publication at the rear of this book. Michael became a Christian and turned his back on his criminal past. His story of conversion is told as Testimony 41 in our book ,‘‘Trojan Warriors’’. (Testimony 41 Inmate Michael John Clarke) It was this news that prompted the writing of David’s first book, ‘‘Converted on LSD Trip’’, published and listed at the rear of this book. In this David tells of his early life, conversion from crime to Christ and his missions to the Philippines to bring assistance to his brother Michael and preaching the jails of the Philippines. These Mission was called Trojan Horse International Christian Ministries Christian Ministries. Return From The Philippines On returning to the UK in 2003 the author encountered further difficulties after seeking to join in membership with like minded believers which resulted in him be rejected from seeking such membership. This was due to him holding scriptures views in the Sabbath. As a result he republished Dr. Prideaux book, The Doctrine of The Sabbath, published and listed under further publication at the rear of this book. The work of Bierton Particular Baptists continues to this day, publishing printed and electronic ePub books, video and audio books. We had a large collection and library of Christian books. https://www.BiertonParticularBaptists.co.uk
8 3 BIERTON PARTICULAR BAPTISTS PAKISTAN 4 APPOINTMENT OF SECRETARY TO THE WORK 3 Bierton Particular Baptists Pakistan In 2016 Bierton Particular Baptist in Rahim Yar Khan, Pakistan was formed This work is based on Bierton Particular Baptists Articles of Religions. This may be read in our publication, ‘Bierton Particular Baptist Pakistan’. Published and listed are the rear of this book. 4 Appointment of Secretary to the Work In June 2018 we appointed a Secretary to assist in the work of Bierton Particular Baptists International Secretary’s Certificate I, REBEKAH A. CLARKE, of legal age, and duly elected and authorised to act as Secretary for Bierton Particular Baptists International, after being duly sworn to in accordance in law, depose and say that I hereby certify that this Ministry will continue to work according to the principles of Trojan Horse International (TULIP) Phils Inc. I shall be responsible for the keeping of the minutes of all the meetings of the Ministry as well as the seal of the Ministry and affix such seal when authorised by the Board. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this day 25th June 2018 At Fareham, Hampshire, UK. NAME: REBEKAH ALICE CLARKE ATTESTED BY ME Secretary in meeting. Appendix 1 Indenture Bierton Chapel THIS INDENTURE made the 25th day of February in the year of our Lord 1832 between William Bonham late of Wilstone in the Parish of Tring in the County of Hertford, now of Bierton in the County of Bucks (Brick Layer) (1) Joseph Rose of Ayles-
APPENDIX 1 INDENTURE BIERTON CHAPEL 9 bury in the said County of Bucks Gentleman a Trustee for the said William Bonham (2) Robert Dell of the same place, Wine Merchant (in whom as surviving Executor of the Last Will and Testament of John Parker late of the same place Gentleman) the hereditaments hereinafter particularly mentioned are described and intended to be hereby bargain and sold are now vested for the residue of a satisfied Trust term of 1000 years (3) and William Bell (Farmer) Thomas Elliott (Butcher), Thomas Bonham (Brick Layer), James Bonham (Brick Layer). WiIliam Bonham the younger, William Dickens (Farmer), William Rodwell (Labourer), David Price (Labourer), James Jeffery (Labourer) and William Parker (Labourer), all of Bierton aforesaid James Henry Marshall (Book Seller), Joseph Freeman (Tile Maker), Samuel Brocklehurst (Gardener), John Gunn (Grocer) Augustus Lines (Grocer) and Thomas Reynolds (Tailor), all of Aylesbury aforesaid and William Woolhead of Hardwick, in the said County of Bucks Gentleman (4) WHEREAS the said parties hereto of the fourth part have with the said William Bonham Brick Layer for the absolute purchase of the land and hereditaments hereinafter particularly mentioned and described and intended to be hereby bargain and sold in manner and for the purposes hereinafter in that behalf mentioned and the fee simple and inheritance thereof in possession free from encumbrances for the sum of one pound one shilling NOW THEREFORE THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH that in pursuance of the said recited and agreement and for and in consideration of the sum of one pound one shilling of lawful money of Great Britain to the said William Bonham Brick Layer in hand well and truly paid by the said several above named parties hereto of the fourth part and at on or before the sealing and delivering of these presents the payment and receipt whereof the said William Bonham (Brick Layer) doth hereby acknowledge and thereof and there from and of and from part thereof doth hereby equit release and discharge them the said several parties
10 APPENDIX 1 INDENTURE BIERTON CHAPEL hereto of the fourth part and doth of them their and each of their heirs trust executors administrators and assigns forever and also in consideration of the sum of five shillings of like lawful money to the said Joseph Rose and Robert Dell in hand also paid by the said parties hereto of the fourth part at or before the execution hereof the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged they the said Joseph Rose and Robert Dell according to their respective estates and interests in the premises and at the request of and by the direction of the said William Bonham (Brick Layer), testified as aforesaid have and each of them hath bargained and sold and buy these presents do and each of them doth bargain and sell and the said William Bonham (Brick Layer), have granted bargained and sold released and confirmed and by this present Deed indented sealed and delivered in the presence of two credible witnesses and intended to be forthwith enrolled in His Majesty’s High Court of Chancery doth grant bargain sell release and confirm unto the said William Bell Thomas Elliott Thomas Bonham James Bonham William Bonham (the younger) William Rifkin William Rodwell David Price James Jeffery William Parker James Henry Marshall Joseph Freeman Samuel Brocklehurst John Gunn Augustus Lines Thomas Reynolds and William Woolhead the parties hereto of the fourth part their heirs and assigns ALL THAT plot or piece of land parcel of a private orchard or home Close of enclosed ground lately pasture ground situate at the Parish of Bierton aforesaid in the said County of Bucks adjoining or belonging to a messuage or tenement formerly divided into and used as two Cottages or tenements heretofore in the several use and occupation of Thomas Cripps and William Parker afterwards of William Bowden and Bernard Rodwell Esquire of Thomas Impey or his heirs assigns with some additions and alterations into and used as for tenements and in the several occupations of Bemard Rodwell John Ross Thomas Wiggins and Ann Chappell Widow Nomas Collins and himself the said William Bonham Brick Layer and which plot or piece of land is bounded on the South by the Tumpike Road leading, or through Bierton
APPENDIX 1 INDENTURE BIERTON CHAPEL 11 aforesaid on the East and North by other parts of the said private orchard or plot and on the West by the sited and ground belonging to other Cottages or tenements built by the said William Bonham Brick Layer on other part of the said private orchard or Close and contained in width at the South end thereof twenty-seven feet or thereabouts and at the North end thereof twenty five feet or thereabouts and in length on ;he East side thereof sixty seven feet or thereabouts and on the West side thereof sixty eight feet or thereabouts as the same is now set out and divided from the remainder of the premises by a brick wall and part of a footpath on each side thereof together with the on all sides of the said plot or piece of land and all ways water watercourses hedges ditches walls fences easements privileges advantages monuments hereditaments rights and appurtenances whatsoever to the said land and premises hereby bargained and sold or intended so to be belonging or in any wise appertaining and the and various remainders and remainders yearly and other rents issues and profits thereof and any part thereof and also all the estate right title interest and trust inheritance possession benefit property possibility and demand whatsoever both at law and in equity of them the said William Bonham Brick Layer Josepl1 Rose and Robed Dell and of each of them into and out of the said land hereditaments and premises hereby bargained and sold or intended so to be and every part thereof TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said land hereditaments and or and singular other the premises hereby bargained and sold or intended so to be and any part thereof with the appurtenances unto the said William Bell, Thomas Elliott, Thomas Bonham, James Bonham, William Bonham the younger, William Rifkind ,William Rodwell, David Price, James Jeffery, William Parker, James Henry Marshall, Joseph Freeman, Samuel Brocklehurst, John Gunn, Augustus Lines and Thomas Reynolds and William Woolhead, the parties hereto of the fourth part their heirs and assigns to the use and behoove of them the said William Dell Thomas Elliot Thomas Bonham James Bonham William Bonham the younger, William Rifkin,
12 APPENDIX 1 INDENTURE BIERTON CHAPEL William Rodwell, David Price, James Jeffery, William Parker, James Henry Marshall, Joseph Freeman, Samuel Brocklehurst, John Gunn, Augustus Lines, and Thomas Reynolds and William Woolhead, the parties hereto of the fourth part their heirs and assigns forever upon the trusts nevertheless and to and for the interests and purposes hereinafter expressed and declared that is to say upon trust to permit a Chapel or Meeting house and other offices to be erected built and completed and from time to time repaired restored and rebuilt upon the said land and to permit the Chapel or meeting house thereon for the time being to be from time to time and at all times hereafter dedicated used and enjoyed as a place of public religious worship by the Society or Congregation of Protestant Dissenters called particular Baptists and Independents who shall assemble thereat and maintain the doctrines commonly known as Calvinistic and by such other persons as shall thereafter be united to the said Society and intend the worship of God at such Chapel or meeting house and for that purpose to permit to officiate in the said Chapel or meeting house such person or persons of the denomination of the Protestant dissenters called particular Baptists and Independents so that the major part of the adult members of the said Society being communicant therein shall at any Church meeting duly assembled for that purpose from time to time elect to officiate as their Minister or Pastor therein according to the usual order and custom of Societies of Protestant dissenters of the denomination aforesaid which person or persons so from time to time elected as Minister or Pastor of the said Society shall continue such Minister or Pastor only so long as and no longer than the major part in number of the adult members of the said Society being communicants therein shall think fit and to permit any part of the offices or buildings of the said land to be used with and be appurtenant to the said Chapel or meeting house as a vestry room or otherwise to be taken for the enlargement of the said Chapel or meeting house as occasion may require and UPON FURTHER TRUST as to such part of the said land as shall be more than suf-
APPENDIX 1 INDENTURE BIERTON CHAPEL 13 ficient for the site of the said Chapel or meeting house and offices with their appendages to permit and suffer the same from time to time and at all times hereafter to be used and occupied as and for a burial ground or place of internment for the bodies of the members of the said Society or Congregation and of such other persons as the major part of the adult members of the said Society being communicants there in shall from time to time think fit and allow to be there interred and UPON FURTHER TRUST from time to time if and when thereto required by the adult male members being communicants of the said Society or Congregation for the time being in their Church meeting duly assembled or the major part in numbers of those so assembled to raise such sum or sums of money as they or the major part of them so assembled shall direct by mortgage of the said premises and thereupon to demise or release and convey-the said premises for that purpose and stand possessed of the money which from time to time shall be received from any such mortgage upon trust to lay out and dispose of the same in such manner and to such purposes for the benefit of the said Society or for the improvement of the trust property or the enlargement repair or rebuilding of the premises or otherwise as the major part in number of the adult members of the said Society being communicants therein as aforesaid and present at a meeting to be called for that purpose shall from time to time direct but in case the said Society or Congregation of particular Baptists and Independents shall be totally dissolved or dispensed and the public worship of the said Chapel or meeting house be discontinued by them for the space of twelve calendar months together then UPON SUCH FURTHER TRUST to let or otherwise dispose of the said Chapel or meeting house and premises to such person or persons for such terms in such manner and for such purposes either religious or civil as the Managers for the time being of a Society called the Particular Baptist Fund established in London in (1717) One Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventeen shall from time to time direct or appoint of or concerning the same provided always that in case
14 APPENDIX 1 INDENTURE BIERTON CHAPEL any mortgage sale or other disposition of all or any part of the said premises shall at any time be made or any letting thereof shall take place in pursuance of the trusts aforesaid the person or persons borrowing a Purchaser or Purchasers or mortgagee or mortgagees or otherwise paying any money in respect of the said premises his her or their Executors or Administrators shall not be compelled to see to the appropriation of the money so by him her or them paid nor be answerable or accountable for the misapplication or non-application of the same or any part thereof and that the receipt or receipts which shall from time to time or at any time or times be given by the Trustee or Trustees for the time being for such purchase mortgage or other monies or any part thereof shall be a good valid and sufficient equitance and discharge and good valid and sufficient equitance and discharged for the sum or sums of money which shall have therein been acknowledged to have been received provided also and it is hereby agreed and declared that when and so often during the continuance of the trusts hereby created as the number of the Trustees shall by death or otherwise be reduced to five or less and so from time to time as often as there shall be not more than five Trustees for the purposes aforesaid or officers if the adult members of the said Society or Congregation shall think it expedient so many other persons being Protestant dissenters by profession shall be named and chosen to be Trustees of the said premises as shall make the number of fifteen Trustees at the least such Trustees to be from time to time nominated appointed or chosen by the adult members of the said Society or the major part of them for that purpose only assembled by public notice in their Church meeting and upon every such choice the continuing Trustees or Trustees for the time being or the last of those last surviving Trustees shall be sufficient conveyance and assurance in the law convey and assure the said land Chapel or meeting house and premises with the appurtenances to such new Trustees so to be appointed as aforesaid so and in such manner as that the same may become legally and effectually vested in such new Trustees
APPENDIX 1 INDENTURE BIERTON CHAPEL 15 only or in such new Trustees and the continuing Trustees or any of them as the case may require upon such or the like trusts and to and for such or the like intents and purposes as are herein before declared and expressed concerning the same and the said Robert Dell for himself his heirs Executors and Administrators and for his own acts only and the said Joseph Rose for himself his heirs and Executors and Administrators and for his own acts only so hereby severally covenant and with and to the said parties hereto of the fourth part their heirs and assigns the said Robert Dell and Joseph Rose have not nor have either of theti1 at any time heretofore made done committed executed occasioned or knowingly suffered any act or matter or thing whatsoever whereby or by reason or means whereof the said land hereditaments and premises hereby bargained and sold or intended so to be or any part thereof are is or shall or may be in any wise impeached affected or encumbered in title estate interest or otherwise howsoever and the said William Bonham Brick Layer for himself his heirs Executors Administrators and assigns hereby covenant promise and agree to and with the said parties hereto of the fourth part and their heirs and assigns in manner following that is to say (for and notwithstanding any act deed matter or thing whatsoever by him the said William Bonham (Brick Layer) or any trustee for him made done committed executed occasioned or knowingly suffered to be contrary) he the said William Bonham Brick Layer either loan or together with the said Joseph Rose and Robert Dell now at the time of or immediately before the sealing and delivering of these presents is and stands or was and stood so seized of and in the said land hereditaments and premises hereby bargained and sold or intended to be sold and to have good right full power and lawful and absolute authority to grant bargain and- sell the same and every part thereof with the appurtenances unto and to the use of the said parties hereto of the fourth part and their heirs and assigns forever in manner and upon the trusts aforesaid and according to the true intent and meaning of those premises and also that if it shall and maybe
16 lawful for them the same parties their heirs and assigns from time to time and at all times forever hereafter peaceably and quietly to enter into and upon and to have hold use occupy and possess the said land hereditaments and premises hereby bargained and sole or intended so to be and to receive and take the rents issues and profits thereof and of every part thereof to and for their use and benefit as such Trustees as aforesaid without any let suit objection molestation hindrance or interruption whatsoever of from or by him the said William Bonham Brick Layer his heirs or assigns or of from by through or other personal persons whatsoever having or legally or equitably remaining or who shall or may have or legally or equitably retain any estate right type or interest whatsoever of into or out of ... The remainder deals with covenants for title etc. Signed sealed and delivered by all parties XXXXX Appendix 2 Trojan Horse International (TULIP) Phils. Incorporated Verification Of The Chairman And Founding Director Republic of the Philippines) ) S.S. )
I, David Clarke, of legal age, resident of, 207 San Guillermo Street, Putatan, and Muntinlupa City, Metro Manila, Philippines. My Regional Philippines Postal address being, NBP Reservation PO, Muntinlupa City, 1770, Philippines and International United Kingdom address, 11 Hayling Close, Fareham, Hampshire, PO14 3AE, England, United Kingdom. After duly sworn to in accordance with law, depose and say: I am the Founding Director of Trojan Horse International
17 (TULIP) Phils. Incorporated, which is a ministry. This ministry is a continuation of the ministry that I was appointed as a sent minister from Bierton Strict and Particular Baptists in 1982. That I personally prepared these Articles of Incorporation with facts known to me, and in the fear of the Lord. I Believe that I was directed by the Lord Jesus Christ to the Philippines in the year 2001 to found this ministry, as outlined in these Articles of Incorporation. All of which are not inconsistent with the Laws of the Philippine Republic or its own primary and secondary objectives and its by-laws. Any allegation and statement in Articles of Incorporation are true and correct to the best of my knowledge. I believe that this Ministry will serve the purpose to which it was designed (Set Captives Free and honour Christ) as long as my successors and appointed officers take on their respective roles and position in the fear of the Lord and not man. That they walk by faith and not by sight, in this work of defence and the furtherance of the Gospel of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. DAVID CLARKE Founding Director SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to before me this day 6th March 2003, affiant exhibited me his Res. Cert. No. CG1202 07278460. Issued Muntinlupa City 02/26/03. NOTORY PUBLIC Doc. No. __________________ Address of Principle Office That the place where the Principle Office of the association is to be established is at: The Trojan Horse Office, Blk5 Lot 45, Puerto Galera St. Camellia 4a Muntinlupa City. The Regional Official Postal Address in the Philippines being NBP Reservation P.O., Muntinlupa City, 1770, Philippines. The International Office: 11 Hayling Close, Fareham, Hampshire, and PO14 3AE.
18 United Kingdom, Great Britain. Appendix 2 Trojan Horse International (Tulip) Phils Incorporated Articles Of Incorporation KNOWN ALL MEN BY PRESENTS: The undersigned incorporator’s, all of legal age and majority of who are residents of the Philippines, have this day voluntarily agreed to form a none stock, non-profit corporation under then Laws of the Republic of the Philippines. AND WE HEREBY CERTIFY: Article 1 The name of the said Organization Shall be Trojan Horse International (TULIP) Phils. Incorporated Article 2 Purpose or Purposes That the Purpose or Purposes for which such corporation is incorporated are: Primary Purposes The ministry of Trojan Horse International shall ; Encourage and support, Or seek to establish, programs of Educational learning And /or bible reading centres, within the Correctional and Prison Institutions, Of the Philippines, which promote moral values as taught by the gospel of Christ, which is a ministry of “Setting Captives Free”. To encourage and Promote a sense of mission And assist by supporting moral values and moral recovery programs within and without the prisons, throughout the Philippines and abroad, Such as the Inmates Association of PNP Force
19 and VFFII. To work and cooperate with the Departments of Justice and assist in the promotion of rehabilitation and moral recovery programs. To assist socially recognized or affiliated groups, within and without the prison system, with spiritual, moral, and practical aid, through education, entertainment, recreation, work and social activities. To assist and aid self-help groups within prisons to enhance and recover living conditions that is dignified and honours humanity. To prepare and assist selected, reformed inmates, to return to the free society and promote the gospel of Christ. In particular to go to their own City, town or Province or abroad, and work sent mission officers, in their Jails, in an evangelical manor to fulfil the objectives of this ministry. To serve as a forum to seek legal Services and counselling for prisoners in a way deemed necessary, convenient or incidental, to carry out the purpose of the ministry. To develop a network of qualified personnel, throughout the Philippines, to assist and support released prisoners who have been called and sent to fulfil this ministry. To direct and actively support released inmates to peruse local Church membership with churches who can endorse the Incorporations Articles of Religion, faith and practice. To promote establish an international, educational accreditation systems, recognized by Eastern and Western higher educationalists; namely to British, Philippine or American university status. To establish working links both nationally and internationally with all Government offices, such as Municipal officials and other agencies, Barangay Police officials, Social workers, magistrates, governors, sheriffs. Wardens and congressmen including schools, colleges and universities, to assist the objectives of the corporation.
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To work towards a program of work placements for inmates seeking Conditional Pardon and Parole. To assist in the reintegration of rehabilitated prisoners into society and their families by building up the family morally and economically, especially by establishing prison and community development programs that provide skills training and employment. Not only within and family homes but also in the prisons, villages and communities. To develop such programs that promotes self-reliance and self-help livelihood projects, most especially in areas, where there is social deterioration and dehumanising conditions that led to crime and social dysfunctionalality. To promote and seek to establish Co-operative Building Societies to assist members of the ministry to buy their own building lots and construct their own homes. To assist victims suffering from all forms of abuse including, crime, alcohol, drug and sexual discrimination. To coordinate with non-government organizations and concerned government agencies to fully implement the rights and welfare of humanity as embodied in the United Nations’ Declaration on Human Rights. To do all other things or acts that is necessary or may be conducive to the attainment, promotion and development of the above stated purposes. Secondary Purposes Rehabilitation and Reintegration To provide Educational activities Including computer and “State of the Arts” digital and analogue electronic technologies, which includes video and audio recording mechanisms, to educate prisoners in terms of personal morality and responsible parenting, husband and wife and parent child relationships and total family care. To provide appropriate assistance to Inmates and the family members when engaged in they’re sent ministry or mission work.
21 To assist socially disadvantaged families to develop their capacity for responsible parenthood, assist in the reintegration of convicted criminals to society, initiate livelihood projects and skilled training for family and prison and Cottage Industries To assist in the provision of proven ways of Moral reform by encouraging sent ministers to testify of their own personal reformation experience. To use every legitimate means of evangelising and serve the prisoners, and family members, on matters affecting their spiritual, moral, social and civil lives. To assist qualified personnel in visa applications wishing to work abroad on ministry work. To encourage volunteers to be involved in local and international ministry and mission work. This will include seeking to establish the ministry objectives in all the nations of the world. To encourage membership of prisons inmates with local churches as outlined in general objectives. To assist and encourage the integration of inmates into churches, colleges and institutes of learning at local, national and international levels. To promote the performing arts in terms of drama, music, poetry to fulfil the company objective, Including broadcasting audio and video and publish books, video’s music and teaching materials for education, training and instruction to achieve the Incorporator’s objectives. To make use of the latest communication technologies for teaching and instruction for the furtherance of the gospel of Christ. The ministry was first called Trojan Horse International Christian Ministries and its President Lucas P. Dangatan Jr. was commissioned in January 2002 to register the ministry with SEC. This failed to take place. In November 2002, Lucas P. Dangatan Jr. Registered the ministry after a second attempt, but the Di-
22 rector was not satisfied with the details being submitted were inadequate for the purpose of the ministry. On this November occasion the Director with drew the application and sought the aid of Isagani M. Obispo Jr., who was the ministries paralegal secretary, to make a fresh application but this time the names of the founding Director was omitted for reasons un explained. It was revealed at a later date that unscrupulous men sough to deny the existence of the ministry, which was eventually registered to fulfil the mission intended. The Chairman’s verification certificate gives a clear statement as to the purpose of the ministry, which is “Setting Captive free”. David Clarke Hon. Director. Appendix 2 Bierton Particular Baptists (Pakistan) The following document outlines and introduces Bierton Particular Baptists Pakistan along with its Articles of Religion. It also contains the early history of Bierton Particular Baptist 1831, in England and of the formation of Bierton Particular Baptists Pakistan, by ministers Anil Anwar and Anwar Shahid John. Ministers Minister Anil Anwar2 belong to Ch. Yaqoob Sohotara Family a very well known Family in Rahim Yar Khan. He receive his academic education from Sindh and back to Rahim Yar Khan in 2008 received a religious education from Christchurch. David Clarke is the sole remaining member of Bierton Particular Baptists 1831, who’s testimony and conversion from crime to Christ is told in, Bierton Strict and Particular Baptists 3 . David is the founder of Bierton Particular Baptists Pakistan 2016 and appointed minister Anil Anwar and minister Anwar 2
See Appendix 2 Minister’s Testimonies.
3 Bierton Strict and Particular Baptists ISBN-13: 978-1508408277
23 Shahid John of Rahim Yar Khan, responsible to the work in January 2016. This work being an extension of Bierton Particular Baptists and its teaching ministry in the UK. The articles of religion that form the doctrinal basis for this first particular baptists work in Pakistan are those of Bierton Particular Baptist formed, in 1831 alone with some additions to take into account changes necessary to preserve doctrinal truth and practices in this generation. We believe that these articles, that we now call Bierton Particular Baptists Pakistan, reflect those teachings know as the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ and in essence are those of Bierton Particular Baptists 18314. These articles were complied by David Clarke, the sole remaining member of Bierton Particular Baptists 1831 Chairman Official Minister
Anil Anwar Anwar Shahid John David Clarke Anwar Shahid John Son of Chuadary Yaqoob Sohotara and the fifth Son in Chuadary Yaqoob Sohotara Family. Choudary Yaqoob Sohotara family is very well known Christian Family in Rahim Yar Khan. Anwar Shahid John Got his academic Education from Khawaja Fareed College Rahim Yar Khan. He is Chairman Christchurch Bierton Particular Baptist and the Official Minister of Bierton Particular Baptists ordained by Minister 4 These may be viewed in this document
24 David Clarke Founder & Chairman Bierton Particular Baptists. Introduction A Society of Particular Baptists5 were formed as a church, in a village called Bierton, Buckinghamshire, England in 1831. The church became a Gospel Standard listed6 cause, in January 1981 and continued to meet in the Bierton Baptist chapel until, December 2002, when all but one member died. David Clarke is the sole remaining member of the church and has appointed Mr Anil Anwar and Anwar Shahid John, of Rahim Yar Khan, Pakistan to form Bierton Particular Baptists, Pakistan. Articles of Religion The following articles of religion are framed as the basis of their doctrinal position and also for the Bierton Particular Baptists College7. These articles of religion are an extension of and a more comprehensive set of the original Bierton Particular Baptist articles of 18318. These articles are written as a means of edification and for clarification, we do not expect each person seeking to join the church to fully understand all points mentioned as they are the weightier matters of Christian religion9. They have also been written with some knowledge that unclear motives that have cause distress10 to many in Particular Baptists churches. How ever each appointed minister will be able to expound each and every article of belief. Our Objectives Our objectives are to introduce each appointed minister at home in the UK and abroad and those preparing for appointment to undergo personal study of the scriptures and so confirm 5 Bierton https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bierton#None_Conformist_Particular_ Baptist_Place_of_Worship 6 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Strict_Baptist_churches 7 See Appendix 2 of the documents 8 listed in Appendix 1 of this docment. 9 2 Pet. 3:16 10 See Difficulties Associated with Articles of Religion: A Cause of Concern, by David Clarke ISBN-13: 978-1532953446 https://tsw.createspace.com/title/6235109
25 the truths of our articles religion. We encourage this study by all who are seeking to follow Christ. That the Minister Bible Collage, which is an extension of Bierton Particular Baptists college, will pursue the same objectives where exposition and teaching of these biblical truths will be its goal. Appendix 3 Appointment of Secretary In June 1st 2018 Rebekah Alice Clarke, of 3 Titchfield Road Stubbinton Hampshire PO14 2JH. Responsibilities and function. To deal with the various correspondence. To monitor bank account transactions and payments under the supervision of the Director. Appendix 4 Bierton Particular Baptists 1831 Articles of Religion These following articles of religion are those of the Society of Particular Baptists formed in 1831.The Chapel known as the Bierton Baptist Chapel was built in 1831. It is believed the son of John Warberton from Trowbridge signed and witnessed the deed.
The Articles are as follows: And whereas certain persons meet together and with the blessing of God will continue to meet together for the purpose of divine worship at a chapel or place of worship adjoining the said hereditament and called the Bierton Baptist Chapel and the said persons call them selves “The Society of Particular Baptists” and such persons are herein after meant and referred to by the expression of “The Church” and the said persons believe and pledge themselves to the promulgation and support of the tenets
26 or articles of faith herein after set forth, that is to say, 1 They believe that the scriptures of the Old and New Testaments are given by inspiration of God and are the only rule of faith and practice and that these scriptures reveal the one true and only God who is self-existent, infinite and eternal. That there are three self existent co-eternal persons in the Godhead namely the Father the Son and the Holy Ghost and these three are one God and that the Lord Jesus Christ is very God and very man in one glorious complex person. 2 That Before the world began God did elect a certain number of the human race unto everlasting life and salvation whom He did predestine to the adoption of Children by Jesus Christ of his own free grace and according to the good pleasure of His will. 3 That God created Adam upright and all his posterity fell in him, he being the federal head and representative of all mankind. 4 That the Lord Jesus Christ in the fullness of time became incarnate and that he really suffered and died as the substitute for the elect of God only and in their stead whereby he made all the satisfaction for their sins which the law and justice of God could require as well as made a way for the bestowments of all those blessings which are needful for them for time and eternity. 5 That the eternal redemption which Christ hath obtained by the shedding of his blood is special and particular that it is only and intentionally designed for the elect of God who only can share its spiritual blessings. 6 That the justification of Gods elect is only by the righteousness of Christ imputed to them and received by faith without consideration of any works of righteousness done by them and that the full and free pardon of all their sins and transgressions is only through the blood of Christ according to the riches of Gods grace. 7 That regeneration, conversion, sanctification and faith are the work of the Almighty efficacious and invincible grace of God the Holy Ghost. 8 That all those chosen by the Father, redeemed by the Son
27 and sanctified by the Spirit shall certainly and finally persevere unto eternal life. 9 That there is a resurrection of the dead both of the just and the unjust and that Christ will come a second time to judge the quick and the dead when he will consign the wicked to everlasting punishment and introduce His own people into his kingdom and Glory where they shall be for ever with Him. 10 That baptism of believers by immersion and the Lords Supper are ordinances of Christ to be continued until His coming again and that the former is absolutely requisite to the latter, that is to say that only those are to be admitted as members of the church and participate in its privileges including the ordinance of the Lords supper who upon profession of their faith have been baptized namely immersed in water in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Ghost. And that no person who has not been baptised as afro said shall on any account be permitted to sit down or commune at the Lords table within the said school room and whereas for the purpose of giving effect to the objects and intentions of the parties hereto and of the said church it has been agreed that the said Hereditament’s shall be conveyed to the trustees upon the trust and for the purpose hereinafter contained and these present have been approved by the members of the said Church meeting called for that purpose and held at the said chapel on or before the date Hereof The indenture further witnesseth that in further pursuance and consideration of the premises they the trustees do hereby severally covenant and agree amongst themselves and with each other and with the church that they the trustees their successors and assigns shall and henceforth stand and be possessed of the hereditament And premises herein before conveyed unto them upon trust to dedicate and devote and preserve the same for the purpose of holy and divine according to the tenets or articles of faith herein set forth. That the election of any future pastor of the said church and
28 the removal of any pastor shall be decided by the vote of two thirds of the church assembled at a regularly convened church meeting together with the object for which it is convened having been publicly announce for four successive Lords days. No member eligible to vote has to have been four times to the Lords table in six months unless prevented by illness etc. No minister shall be elected to the pastoral office or continue therein but such as holds to the doctrines and communion aforesaid nor shall it be lawful for the said church to receive into fellowship any such persons as members but such as have been baptised that is by immersed in water upon confession of their faith in Christ and are able to give some satisfactory account of a work of grace having passed upon their souls in being called out of darkness into Gods marvelous light, nor shall it be lawful for the said church to admit to her communion ( in which term is include the ordinance of the Lords supper) any person who has not been baptised by immersion in water on a profession of faith in the name of Jesus. Signed and Witnessed by John Warburton Jr. 1831 Bierton Particular Baptists Chapel The Closure of the Bierton Chapel The Bierton Chapel closed for worship on 22nd December, 2002 this was whilst Mr David Clarke, the sole remaining member of the Bierton Church was an mission work to the Jails of the Philippines. Mr Clarke joined the Bierton church in 1976 and was called by the Lord and sent by the church to preach, in 1982. The Bierton church had become a Gospel Standard church in1981. However due to serious errors in doctrine David succeeded from the church in 1984 over matters of conscience but remained a member of the church due to their strict rule relating to membership. Only the church has the power to terminate ones membership as they were governed by the Gospel Standard
29 rules of conduct. A full account may be read in, “The Bierton Crisis12”, available from Amazon.co.uk. In July 2003 Mr Clarke returned from mission work in the Philippines and was informed by Mr Crane, the Bierton church overseer that the Bierton chapel had been closed for worship, on the 22nd December 2002 due to the last church members death. David recalls that this time in December that it was exactly the same time he was continuing his ministry, preaching and teaching the Gospel in Baguio City, where 30 souls had confessed their faith in the lord Jesus. This was the work of William Poloc13, who was our sent man. As a result David baptized 30 souls who had been added to the Church, so confirming the ministry of William C. Poloc. David baptized them in his capacity as a sent minister from the Bierton Strict and Particular Baptist Church. The Bierton Chapel Disposed Off In July 2003 Mr Crane suggested Mr Clarke return to Bierton and reopen the chapel and he informed him that the Association of Grace Baptist Churches LTD (South East), 7 Arlington Way, London EC1R 1XA, had taken on the responsibility of the churches property. They had taken the Bierton Church Trust Deed from the lawful Trustees, Mr Janes, Mr Martin, Mr King and Mr Baumber who had expressed they were too old to bare the responsibility of looking after the chapel. It transpired that our Bierton Trust Deed had been lodged with Gwen Eliss one of our senior church member’s solicitor, which is a fact that is important when registering property with the Land Registry for the first time. They had recovered the Bierton Trust deed from the Solicitor when she died. The Association of Grace Baptist Churches LTD refused Mr Clarke permission from using because they wanted to sell the chapel and profit from the sale. They had hastily gone on with demolition work, contrary to the terms of trust, seeking to sell 11
11 See Gospel Standard Rules of Membership. 12 The Bierton Crisis, By David Clarke, ISBN-13: 978-1534701717 13 William Poloc’s Testimony 62 and found in,” Trojan Warriors”.
30 the Chapel, at a profit once they had acquired planning permission. The Association first of all denied that the Bierton Church was a Gospel Standard Church and then Mr Clarke’s standing as a member of the Church. Mr Clarke gave a copy of his book, ‘The Bierton Crisis 1984’ which confirms the facts and truths of these matters along with letters of confirmation from Mr. Ramsbottom confirming the Bierton Church was a Gospel Standard cause and along with Mr. Cranes confirmation that had suggested and supported Mr Clarke’s request to re open the chapel. This was despite our strict rules of church membership which safeguard his membership as the church never terminated his membership. The Association of Grace Baptised churches insisted they were the lawful trustees despite they had not be elected but the church. Trustees were to be elected by the church and were to be men who believed and supported the Articles of Religion14 and doctrines stated in the indenture. The reality was that the Bierton Church was a Gospel Standard Cause and had no association with Grace Baptist churches. The church would never have elected this Association to be its trustees because their beliefs were opposed to the Bierton Articles articles and were those of the London 1869 Baptist Confession, and not those of our Church, which was the Bierton Church and Gospel Standard.
14 See Bierton Particular Articles Of Religion.
Further Publications
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Bierton Strict and Particular Baptists
My Testimony and Confession Authored by Mr David Clarke Cert.E List Price: $13.99 5.25” x 8” (13.335 x 20.32 cm) Black & White on White paper 376 pages ISBN-13: 978-1508408277 (CreateSpace-Assigned) ISBN-10: 1508408270 BISAC: Biography & Autobiography / Religious There are three separate accounts in the New Testament of a man who had been possessed with devils. He had been living among the tombs and the people had attempted to bind him with chains and fetters but he broke them so he would not be bound. People were afraid of him and avoided him. He had no house and wore no cloths and the devil drove him often into the wilderness. And Jesus had just demonstrated his authority over the wind and the tempest to his disciples and now had commanded the
32 unclean spirit to come out of the man and gave leave for the legion of devils to go into the swine and as a result the man was found at the feet of Jesus clothed in his right mind. The man wanted to be with Jesus and go with him, but Jesus said no but rather got to his own city and tell of all that the Lord had done for him. And straight way he went and published throughout the whole city of all that Jesus had done for him. This book is a record of the personal testimony of the author in which he tells of what the Lord Jesus Christ has done for him it was first published on 11th February 2001 under the title Converted on LSD Trip. It is not written to glorify his past life but written as a testimony to what the Lord has done for him, despite his past sinful and criminal life. In this he tells of his early life before his sudden conversion from crime to Christ, him learning the doctrines of the grace of God and him joining the Bierton Strict and Particular Baptists church, in 1976. He tells of his succession from the church over matters of conscience, in 1984. These matters are told in detail, in his book The Bierton Crisis 1984 Even the apostle Paul told of is past life as a religious man in his own defense when persecuted by the Jews. He was a Hebrew of the Hebrews, circumcised the 8th day, Of the tribe of Benjamin, as toughing the Law blameless, not in a way of boasting but to show his past life, even though he was a religious man he considered it as worthless. He had been a Pharisee and from a religious zealous point of view persecuted the church even unto strange cities. He punished them oft in every synagogue, and compelled them to blasphemy, and being exceeding mad against them. When the Apostle Paul was arrested by the lord on the Damascus Rod he fell to the ground and Jesus instructed him that he was to make him a minister and a witness both of the things he had seen and those things He would appear to him. The author has written this book for this reason to inform
33 the reader of all the that lord Jesus has done for him and to point out those important truths of the gospel of Christ. The Bierton Crisis 1984
Authored by David Clarke List Price: $11.99 5.25” x 8” (13.335 x 20.32 cm) Black & White on White paper 306 pages ISBN-13: 978-1727203868 (CreateSpace-Assigned) ISBN-10: 1727203860 BISAC: Religion / Christian Theology / Anthropology The following pages contain a collection of recorded events, which seek to explain the reason for my secession from the Bierton Strict and Particular Baptist Church. Bierton is a village near Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire. The Bierton Church was a society, in law, called Strict and Particular Baptists, formed in 1831 and was presided by the son of John Warburton of Trowbridge, Wiltshire. It and became a Gospel Standard listed church
34 in 1983. My succession from this church was not a separation from any other Strict Baptist church just the Bierton Church. I was not the subject of church discipline but rather I withdrew from the communion as a matter of conscience. And according to our church rules practice I am still a member. Conscience Free My voluntary leaving of this society leaves me free in conscience to relate my experiences, being bound only by the Law of Christ and not the rules of that society. The date of my secession was the 26th of June 1984. This is written believing this may help any persons finding themselves in similar situations and to point out the ignorance of some religious people. Mary, Mary Quite Contrary
Second Edition: Does The Lord Jesus Want Women To Rule As Elders In His Church ? ? Authored by Mr David Clarke Cert E List Price: $8.99 5.25” x 8” (13.335 x 20.32 cm) Black & White on White paper 154 pages
35 ISBN-13: 978-1514206812 (CreateSpace-Assigned) ISBN-10: 1514206811 BISAC: Religion / Christian Theology / General When treating the subject of women elders in the church we are not dealing with the affairs of a secular society and so it has nothing to do with women’s rights, equality of sex or race in the world. This matter only relates to men and women in a Christian church. It is about the rules of the house of God, which is the church of the living God and rules for those who are members of the body of Christ and members of an heavenly county. The Suffragettes Emmeline Pankhurst 1858 -1928) was a Suffragette and worked very hard to bring equal rights for women to vote as men. In the year of her death all women over 21 gained the right to vote. The Suffragette movement brought about many changes for the better in a secular society but not so for women seeking to follow Christian principles. One of her famous quotes was, “Trust in God She shall provide”. Terms which do not reflect Christian beliefs. We know God will provide and He is not a she. In the USA and the UK, women’s political rights were brought into general political consciousness by the suffragettes and since then there have been legal rights granted to the Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender groups, same sex marriages, along with the development of the feminist movement and the appointment of persons from the LBGT community to responsible positions in the Church of England. All of this has caused conflict in the Christian community due to differences beliefs of right and wrong. This book seeks to show what the bible has to say about the role of women in the church and family. Since these rules are taught by the Apostles of Christ they are the word of God to us and we should obey. The secular world may differ and turn from the narrow path taught in scripture but we should follow the word of God, this is our wisdom.
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Converted on LSD Trip
Saved from Sin, Death and Hell Authored by Mr David Clarke List Price: $11.47 5.25” x 8” (13.335 x 20.32 cm) Black & White on White paper 288 pages ISBN-13: 978-1505279030 (CreateSpace-Assigned) ISBN-10: 1505279038 BISAC: Biography & Autobiography / Religious Foreword by Dr Philip Fleming MA. BA, Bch. FRCPsych. DPM “Converted on LSD Trip” This book, the personal testament of David Clarke, in an autobiographical style. It charts his life, which became one of crim-
37 inality and drug taking though an experience in 1970 of finding God whilst under the influence of LSD. Cynics may say that this was just an effect of drugs, but it is clear that the experience changed his life. Later when in court facing charges he admitted to many other crimes and was fortunate in receiving three years conditional discharge and not a prison sentence. Since then David has combined his work as a lecturer in electronics with his mission of spreading the word of God. This is a scrupulously honest book recording both the difficulties he has faced as well as the successes in his life since 1970. A continuing worry is the fat of his brother, currently serving a long prison sentence in a Philippine jail who himself has recently found God. “This is an inspiring story of a life that has been turned from crime to a positive account and may be of help to others who find them selves directionless and involved in crime and drug misuse”. Dr. Philip M. Fleming. MA. BA, Bch. FRCPsych. DPM. Consultant Psychiatrist with special responsibility for drugs and alcohol services. Kingsway House is the base for these services in Portsmouth. May 2001
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The Fall, Desperation and Recovery: Beyond The Trip
Authored by Mr David Clarke CertEd List Price: $11.00 5.25” x 8” (13.335 x 20.32 cm) Black & White on White paper 210 pages ISBN-13: 978-1517598075 (CreateSpace-Assigned) ISBN-10: 1517598079 BISAC: Family & Relationships / Divorce & Separation David encountered great conflicts of conscience whilst at the Bierton Strict and Particular Baptists Church and seceded over matters of conscience. For two years he wondered what the future held for him and wondered about the the direction that he should go. This led him to severe depression thinking that God had rejected him and then to a desperate state of mind resulting in him turning away from God and to open sin. This is the continuing story of David life as told in his book , “Converted on LSD Trip”, and relates the journey that led to his fall, the desperation, recovery and restoration to faith in Christ . He tells of the good news he received of his brother Michael and his conversion from crime to Christ, that took place 5 years into
39 a 16 year prison sentence, in the Philippines. This was 30 years after David ‘s own conversion from crime to Christ, which was the moving factor behind publishing his book, “Converted on LSD Trip.” David believes this book will be very useful for people of all ages who wish to see the hand of God at work and in particular for those learning the Christian faith. Trojan Warriors: Setting Captives Free
Authored by David Clarke, Authored by Michael J. Clarke List Price: $31.18 8.5” x 11” (21.59 x 27.94 cm) Full Color on White paper 166 pages ISBN-13: 978-1974639083 (CreateSpace-Assigned) ISBN-10: 1974639088 BISAC: True Crime / General THIS BOOK tells the true story of David and Michael Clarke, who were born in Oldham, Lancashire and whose formative years, were those in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, UK. There they became young criminals and were sent to prison for
40 malicious wounding and carrying a fire arm without a licence. Michael went to Maidstone prison, for 2 years, and David to Dover Borstal. On leaving Dover Borstal, in 1968 David had a 3-year career of undetected crime until he experienced a dramatic conversion and became a Christian. He turned his back on his criminal past and sought to follow the Lord Jesus Christ. He learned to read, to educate himself as he was virtually illiterate, by reading the bible and classic Christian literature. Michael was unaffected by his change and continued his flamboyant lifestyle. David went on to Higher Education, became a Particular minister sent to preach by Bierton Particular Baptists, and taught electronics for over 20 years, in colleges of Further and Higher Education. Michael formed a travel business, taking advantage the existing night life and lifestyle of sin Cities in Angeles and Olongapo Cities, in the Philippines but was entrapped and sentenced to 16 years in New Bilibid, Maximum Security Prison, in the Philippines. Five years into his prison sentence Michael too was converted from crime to Christ and it was through reading C.S. Lewis book, “Mere Christianity”, that he was convinced that Jesus was the Christ, the son of the living God. New Bilibid Prison is the largest prison in the Far East and houses over 35,000 inmates, in three compounds, the Maximum, Medium and Minimum Compounds and Penal Farms. Michael was sent to the Maximum Security Compound, housing 13,000 inmates, inside which is Death Row, where there were some 1200 prisoners, scheduled be executed by lethal injection. On Michaels conversion, they worked with other prison inmates and visiting religious volunteers to promote the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ within and without the prison. This book tells of David’s visit to the Philippines, as a minister of Bierton Particular Baptists, and their work in New Bilibid Prison with other prisons in the Philippines along with prison inmates, seeking to assist them in their reformation. This book
41 also contains 66 written testimonies of convicted criminals who had converted to Christianity within New Bilibid Prison, 22 of which were on Death Row. Rev. 12: 11 Trojan Horse International (TULIP) Phils. Incorporated
The Daily Diary Of Trojan Horse International Trojan Horse International (TULIP) Phils. Inc.: Articles Of Incorporation Authored by Bierton Particular Baptists, Authored by David Clarke List Price: $5.38 5.25” x 8” (13.335 x 20.32 cm) Black & White on White paper 62 pages ISBN-13: 978-1729712757 (CreateSpace-Assigned) ISBN-10: 1729712754 BISAC: Religion / Christian Ministry / Missions The ministry, of Trojan Horse International (TULIP) Phils. Incorporated, was registered with the Securities and Exchange
42 Commission, and a Certificate of Incorporation was issued, on the 14th March 2003. The Corporation name was initially secured on the 11th February 2003. The ministry was first called Trojan Horse International Christian Ministries and its President Lucas P. Dangatan Jr. was commissioned in January 2002 to register the ministry with SEC. The ministry was registered by David Clarke. Please view The Chairman’s verification certificate that gives a clear statement as to the purpose of the ministry, which is “Setting Captive free”. Before The Cock Crows (Part 2)
Alternatively The Daily Diary Of Trojan Horse Authored by Rev David Clarke CertEd List Price: $9.55 5.5” x 8.5” (13.97 x 21.59 cm) Black & White on White paper 248 pages ISBN-13: 978-1540605504 (CreateSpace-Assigned)
43 ISBN-10: 1540605507 BISAC: Religion / Religious Intolerance, Persecution & Conflict Before The Cock Crows is the Daily Diary of Trojan Horse International, a Christian mission , and is the second part of a three part series and its to demonstrate the proposition that when Jesus gave the command to go and preach the gospel to the whole world, he used general and not specific terms. That is he did not say how this was to be done. David, the author of this diary, puts forward the reason why no specific terms were give as to how to go about the tasks and with good reason. This was because had He given a detailed and specified schedule it would have proved too daunting to his disciples, due to the frightful dangers and opposition that they would meet. So instead He left the methods and practices open to the imagination of men who had been renewed in their minds by the Spirit of God, and with the directions written in scripture. By this means God would be glorified and often the carnal religious mind would be infuriated. It is only when one seeks to obey the command that it is realised that wisdom, determination, courage, skill, diplomacy, in fact every skill that man has devised in terms of dealing with money, travel, visa permits, medical practices, local laws, legal practices and customs are required and in general with fallen man. This book Before the Crows (Part2) tells of the opposition this mission experienced when seeking to bring the gospel to the prisons in the Philippines and in particular those in New Bilibid Maximum security prison. It covers the period 1st January to March 24th 2003, and relates how the directors of this work were forsaken and let down by others due to ignorance and ignoring scripture principals but as a result Trojan Horse International (TULIP) Phils. Incorporate was formed and also valuable links with Christians in the Philippines.
44 Difficulties Associated With Articles Of Religion
Among Particular Baptists Authored by David Clarke List Price: $9.15 5.25” x 8” (13.335 x 20.32 cm) Black & White on White paper 168 pages ISBN-13: 978-1727818574 (CreateSpace-Assigned) ISBN-10: 1727818571 BISAC: Religion / Christian Theology / Soteriology This book contains the First Particular Baptists London Confession 1646 2nd Edition, The Second London Baptists Confession 1689, Bierton Particular Baptists 1831, The Gospel Standard articles of religion 1878 and Bierton Particular Baptists, Pakistan 2016 with observations of the difficulties that have proven difficult, in the past. Contents Introduction Articles of Religion Important Authors Testimony
45 Bierton Particular Baptist Church A Difficulty Over Articles Of Religion Written From Experience Bierton Particular Baptists History 1 First London Particular Baptists Confession 1646, 2nd Edition The Development of Articles Of Religion Act of Toleration Additions That Are Wrong 2 London Baptist Confession 1689 Notes on The London Baptists Confession 1689 3 Bierton Particular Baptists Article of Religion, 1831 Difficulties Over Articles of Religion Notes on Bierton Particular Baptists 1831 4 The Gospel Standard Articles of Religion 1878 Observations of the Gospel Standard Articles Of religion Letter to Mr Role’s of Luton Added Articles My comments Article 32 The Difficulties Of these Articles Proved Serious Doctrinal Errors Held Recommendation for Serious Minded 5 Bierton Particular Baptists Pakistan 2016 6 Added Articles of the Gospel Standard 1878 Gospel Standard 31 Articles
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The Doctrine Of The Sabbath 2nd Edition: 1622
Authored by Dr John Prideaux, Created by David Clarke List Price: $9.55 5.25” x 8” (13.335 x 20.32 cm) Black & White on White paper 148 pages ISBN-13: 978-1727722901 (CreateSpace-Assigned) ISBN-10: 1727722906 BISAC: Religion / Christian Theology / Soteriology Of all the controverts which have exercised the Church of Christ, there is none more ancient than that of the Sabbath: So ancient that it took beginning even in the infancy of the Church, and grew up with it. For as we read in the Acts There rose up certain of the sect of the Pharisees, which believed, saying, that it was needful to circumcise the people, and to command them to keep the law of Moses; whereof the Sabbath was apart: Which in
47 the general, as the apostles labours to suppress in their first General Council, held in Jerusalem: So did S. Paul, upon occasion of whose ministry this controversy first began, endeavor what he could against the particular, shapely reproving those which hallowed yet the Jewish Sabbath and observed days, and months, and times, as if he had bestowed his labor in vain upon them. But more particularly in his epistle to the Colossians, Let no man judge you in respect of a holy day or of the new moon, or of the Sabbath days, which were a shadow of things to come but the body is of Christ. Both which expressions of Paul are in this following discourse produced to this very purpose. Yet notwithstanding all this care both generally of the Apostles and more especially of Paul to suppress this error; it grew up still and had its patrons and abettors. This reproduction of, ‘The doctrine of the Sabbath’, by Dr. John Prideaux has been presented for those who have been troubled by the insistence of those religious people who insist that the first day of the week is the Sabbath day and to be kept holy, as dictated by the law of Moses. It is not. We include also Dr. John Gill on the subject of the circumstances of public worship as to place and time. It is the view of this publisher that the time and place of Christian worship it is a matter for the Christian community to decide and is not legislated in the scriptures.
48 Bierton Particular Baptists International: Pakistan
Authored by Bierton Particular Baptists, Authored by David Clarke List Price: $5.65 5.25” x 8” (13.335 x 20.32 cm) Black & White on White paper 118 pages ISBN-13: 978-1729720882 (CreateSpace-Assigned) ISBN-10: 1729720889 BISAC: Religion / Christian Ministry / Missions Bierton Particular Baptists were formed as a Protestant Calvinistic church in, 1831. Sadly all but one of its members died in December 2002 and their chapel was closed for worship. David Clarke is the sole remaining member of the church which he joined in 1976. In 1982 he was called by the Lord and sent by the church to preach the gospel where ever the lord open the door for him to preach. In 1984 David withdrew from the church over matters of conscience as the church allowed the teaching of general redemption and would not correct the error. The Bierton church was a Gospel Standard listed cause and due to their strict rules relating to
49 membership David remains the sole remaining member of the church. This book seeks to tell of the continuing work of Bierton Particular Baptists seeking to fulfill its mission to preach and teach the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ and it continues today in an International capacity.
