It’s a joy to have Mr Dieter Schneider on board as a new Adjunct Lecturer. Dieter will be teaching Church History this College year.

Dieter was raised in Germany, but has lived in England and Scotland for most of his life.  In his younger years he worked in a bank and an international language school. During his London days Dieter worked for some five years with a Christian charity and inner-city church, focusing on preaching, door-to-door / hospital / prison visiting, youth work and helping the homeless.

Subsequently, he studied theology both in England and Scotland, before joining the teaching profession. Over the years, Dieter has been involved in church missions and preaching. In his free time, Dieter enjoys reading, travelling, politics, walking, chess and socialising with family and friends.

In the new term which starts at the end of September, we have three options for you and remember, EBC’s classes are designed to be taken by ANYONE.

11.00 – 1.00pm

Overview of Biblical Theology – a brand new and vitally important module aimed at equipping you with the skills to see any passage in the context of all of Scripture and the ability to see how Christ stands
at the centre of it all.   More info here.

7.00 – 9.00pm

Option A: Bible Overview

• A year long course taking you through every book of the Bible, helping you to see its main theme, it’s key verse(s) and its structure, and setting each individual book in the unfolding revelation of God’s plan and purpose.  More info here.

Option B: Romans

• This 10 week evening class would make a great Bible study session which would hugely benefit anyone.  We will open up Paul’s ‘magnus opus’ in such a way as to teach your mind, touch your heart and target your will. More info here.

We’re delighted to welcome Grant Earley to our growing team of Adjunct Lecturers.

Now resident in UK, Grant was born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa. He studied at the Baptist Theological College of Southern Africa, where he attained a degree in Biblical Studies and an Honours Degree in Theology. Grant is currently enrolled at the University of Glasgow, pursuing a research Master of Theology with a focus on the retrieval of premodern hermeneutics.

Grant has served in a wide range of ministry contexts in both South Africa and the UK. In South Africa, he founded The City Institute, which served as a layperson training centre in his local church. The goal of the Institute was to equip and mature people with the Bible. During this time, he taught hundreds of students in courses ranging from apologetics to hermeneutics to systematic theology.

Grant has recently been invited to join the leadership team of Beacon Community Church in Camberley, Surrey, where he will be focusing on the group ministry and new believers.

Grant wrote and will be teaching our new module on Biblical Theology in the autumn term.