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We are very pleased to welcome Andy Cheung, who recently joined King's Evangelical Divinity School (formerly Midlands Bible College and Divinity School) in a tutorial capacity. Andy holds a Bachelor of Science degree from University of Durham, a Master of Arts in Religious Studies (with distinction) from the University of Wales, Bangor, and he studied New Testament Greek at both the London School of Theology and King's Evangelical Divinity School. He will shortly commence a Ph.D. at the University of Birmingham (via Queen's) in Theology. Andy also preaches and teaches at his local church and a University fellowship.

It has now been a year since we changed server and uploaded a brand new college website. Since then, we have received 111,700 visits to the site (which is aside from the various hits received by our other site, www.evangelicalreview.com), and judging by the many comments received students and visitors alike have greatly enjoyed surfing the new site and the college blog. Our sincere thanks to those of you who have passed on details of the sites to others, and we would encourage you to continue drawing the site to the attention of your pastor, family and friends. We  have more features planned for the websites over the orthcoming academic year, so keep watching this space!

On 24th March the Midlands Bible College organised another trip to the British Museum, London. Seventeen people participated in the lecture tour, which was led by college lecturer Julian Spriggs. During the tour, the group visited various exhibit halls, viewed and discussed many artefacts, and learned first-hand about Bible history.

Last year, Calvin Smith had a book review on an important new title in Biblical Theology published by Evangelical Quarterly. This book review is now available on this website. Students in particular should take the time to read it, as it discusses how Biblical Theology is once again making important headway within academic theology. To access the essay, click on "Theological Articles" on the main menu (see left of this page).