Veil Ministries was originally produced for those who, for any reason, were unable to attend a church service. If regular church-goers also find the site useful, we are pleased to welcome you, too.
The ministry welcomes Christians of all denominations and seeks to share the Christian way of life with those who find they can identify with its ministry.
The title of the web site, ‘Veil Ministries’ was chosen as a reminder that the sacrifice of Jesus made it possible for us all to have access to God through him. The veil beyond which only the High Priest had been allowed to go, was now torn to give us all access to the holy of holies.
(And, behold, the veil of the temple was rent in twain from the top to the bottom -Matt. 27:51)
FOUNDER
Dr. Malcolm Westwood, the founder of Veil Ministries, has been a minister of religion for over 30 years. He is an internationally acknowledged speaker and is a regular writer for newspapers and magazines both in the UK, where he is based, and abroad. He is an experienced implementer of Church Growth principles and has been employed as a consultant in that field. Gifted in pastoring and teaching he has also written the lyrics of six religious musicals and his songs are sung by the leading choirs throughout the world. Dr. Westwood also holds a diploma in conducting. You may email Dr. Westwood here.
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AN INVITATION
This is Hartlip Church where the first
Veil Ministries
‘live’ service will take place
on
Sunday
19th September at 6.30 p.m.
We are very aware that some of you may be involved in your own service at that time but if you are not and would like to come along, we'd be really pleased to see you!
For those who may not know where Hartlip is, it's midway between Chatham and Sittingbourne, just off the A2 in a picturesque Kent village.
The church is actually a Methodist church but they have very kindly made it available to us for this service. At one point, the church was due for closure but the local people refused to allow that to happen and fund raised enough to decorate and re-equip it. Today it's just such a beautiful little church that it's a pleasure to have it for our service. It also has the advantage of having a hall at the back of the church where, in comfort, refreshments and discussion groups take place.
All in all, we feel God blessed to have the use of this delightful place of worship for our service on the 19th.
Even if you can't be with us, would you pray for God's anointing on the service, please. That would mean so much to us.
Blessings
Malcolm Westwood
Questions? please e mail mw@veilministries.org
or ring
01795 428232.