God has blessed me over the years with the opportunity to develop three quite different professions.
My first as a civil and structural design engineer, my second as a Church Army Evangelist in the Church of Christ in England, and my third as an ordained Anglican Clergyman in Huron and Toronto Dioceses, Canada.
I have been given many unique opportunities, like Paul and his tent making, to work both in engineering and in Christian ministry and to apply principles from one to the other. My engineering has taught me precision and order, my church work compassion and the Christian ethic. Secular work has helped me understand people and their various philosophies. My Christian vocation has taught me to reach out and offer this new way of life in the Christian Faith to all that I meet. I have always tried to encourage others to share their faith too and provided the evangelism resources to do so.
The second part of this web site focuses on antique photograph galleries with a hundred native Indian images produced in the Victorian era. These antique photos galleries show life in many places worldwide from 1870 to pre First World War days. Even the collection of hymns and choruses from the antique photos galleries are markedly different from today's and indicate a completely different kind of spirituality existing in the church then.
There are a number of Tellout evangelism resources, eBooks, as I have called them, on this website. In 1982, I published in paperback The Evangelism Handbook in Ontario, Canada which is reproduced on this website. It contains many practical insights, evangelism talks and other resources for the evangelist. "Journey" is an eBook version of "Journey into Life" reproduced here with the permission of the original publisher and author. "Glory" is the story of American evangelist Captain Ray Lewis and his evangelism ministry worldwide. "Mystical Body" is my own attempt over 50 pages to expand upon the Christian concept of the Body of Christ.
"The Household of Faith" program was commissioned jointly by the Church Army in Canada and The Anglican Diocese of Toronto in Canada to provide a program of relational evangelism for the Church.
I pray for the revival of the ministry of the Evangelist in the Church to communicate the Good News with ordinary people wherever they may be. My plea is that tellout evangelism resources may shift people from passive neutralism into positive activism for their Master. I believe that most clergy are ready to slide over and take into the driving seat new partners in ministry. I pray that churches of all denominations will grow as a result. I pray that the risen Jesus may live in the hearts of all his servants day by day.
The Rev Cpt. Ron Meacock P.Eng.