Campolo and Kendrick Visit Salisbury
Acclaimed author and speaker Tony Campolo and singer-songwriter Graham Kendrick will headline an event at St Paul’s Church Salisbury on Friday 19 October (7.30-10pm).
They are currently on a national tour sharing their vision for social justice, in conjunction with children’s charity Compassion.
The Bishop of Salisbury, Nicholas Holtam, said, “The calibre of the speakers is a real coup for St Paul’s and is an opportunity for us as a Diocese to learn from leaders in their fields. Compassion is an essential quality for Christians to show others, and Compassion the organisation does much-needed work on behalf of children worldwide.”
The Rector of St Paul’s, Revd Andrew Cullis, said, “We’re looking forward to an extraordinary evening, with top-quality worship music and one of the most inspiring and powerful speakers of our time. We expect to be entertained, challenged and changed!”
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Notes
Dr Tony Campolo is Professor Emeritus of Sociology at Eastern University and the founder and president of the Evangelical Association for the Promotion of Education. He has written more than 35 books. Dr Campolo and his wife Peggy live near Philadelphia and have two children and four grandchildren.
Graham Kendrick is a renowned Christian artist, having written and recorded hundreds of songs, many of which are well known in churches around the world. Graham is based in the UK and travels internationally participating in tours, festivals, conferences and training events as a worship leader, speaker and performer.
Compassion, a child sponsorship charity, operates in 26 nations and helps support 1.3 million children.
Links
Tony Campolo
Graham Kendrick
The Bishop of Salisbury
St Paul’s Salisbury
Compassion International
Further information
Contact Michael Ford, Communications Co-ordinator:
01722 438651, 07500 836989, michael.ford@salisbury.anglican.org

