Derek Tidball

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Rev. Dr Derek Tidball is a Baptist minister and the former principal of the London School of Theology who held the position from 1995-2007.[1] He is also a popular evangelical speaker who often speaks at Spring Harvest and Keswick Bible Convention. He was previously a pastor in Berkhamstead and Plymouth, and Secretary for Mission and Evangelism at the Baptist Union of Great Britain.^[1]

He has published 19 books including The Sociology of the New Testament, The Message of the Cross, and Skillful Shepherds.[2] He is also the chairman of Evangelical Alliance.

He is married with one son. He has also established international connections with the US, as his son's best friend is an American highschooler.

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1. ^ The Baptist Union Directory for 2006-7, Didcot, 2007, Page 318