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Mr Clarke from Bierton
This book tells the life of David Clarke who's formative years were those in Aylesbury. He was born in Oldham. The family moved to Aylesbury in 1962 and lived on the Bedgrove estate having sold their family shop village shop, in Wilstone. David and his elder brother Michael grew up in Aylesbury but unfortunately became young criminals. Michael was sent to Detention Centre, Borstal and then Maidstone prison. David was sent to Dover Borstal at the age of 17. On David's release from Dover Borstal, in 1968 he spent his life dealing with drugs and crime until he had a sudden conversion from crime to Christianity. He turned his back on crime and learned to read to educate himself, which lead to hi...
Mr Clarke from Oldham
This book tells the life of David Clarke who was born in Oldham on the 16th February,1949and went to Clark's Field Infant School. He had an older brother Michael John Clarke, born on September 27th,1946. It tells of their growing up after moving to Watford and then Aylesbury and how they became young criminals. They were sent to prison for malicious wounding and carrying a fire arm without a licence. Michael served two years in Maidstone Prison and David was sent to Borstal training. Ann leaving Dover Borstal in 1968 he had a 3-year career of undetected crime until he had a sudden conversion from crime to Christ and confessed to the police to 21 undetected crimes. He went on to educate himself going on to Higher education, became Lecture and Baptists minister in Bierton near Aylesbury Buckinghamshire. His brother Michael was later convicted in the Philippines and condemned to a 16-year prison sentence where he died of tuberculosis. This is a true story with great detail with David telling of encounters not only the criminal world but also those in error in the religious world He now is Managing Director of the Christian Times Magazine written and published in Pakistan.
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Britain's X-traordinary Files
David Clarke opens The National Archives' own X Files to uncover the secret, official accounts behind legendary paranormal and extraordinary phenomena. From mediums employed by the police to help with psychic crime-busting to sea monster sightings reported to the Royal Navy, Britain's X-traordinary Files brings to light a range of secret documents created by military intelligence and government agencies who have investigated and even used extraordinary phenomena or powers in recent history. Each chapter is underpinned by original, official records held at The National Archives, which throw new light on many rumours and unsolved historical mysteries, including the Angels of Mons and other legends of the Great War plus a variety of strange phenomena reported both in the sea and in the air, from phantom helicopters to the great sea serpent of the Victorian era. The final chapter scrutinises official interest in the infamous Loch Ness Monster of Scotland and the 'Beast of Bodmin'. These accounts are supplemented with contextual material gathered from interviews and the author's own investigations, making truly eye-opening reading for anyone interested in the paranormal.
From Crime to Christ
This new publication seeks to bring attention to some of the many issues relating to Christian beliefs and practice that the author encountered on becoming a Christian. He relates his personal testimony of how he was converted from a life of Crime to follow the Lord Jesus Christ, on 16th January 1970 and clearly shows that Lord Jesus Christ is presented to us in the bible as the only saviour of sinful men. He clearly identifies the bible teaching of God's predestination of all things. God knows all things , from the beginning to the end, for God predestined all things. In this work man is held responsible for his thoughts actions and deeds. Man has no excuse. David shows how he learned that ...
The Bierton Crisis
The Bierton Crisis is the personal story of David Clarke a member of the Bierton Strict and Particular Baptist church. He was also the church secretary and minister sent by the church to preach the gospel in 1982. The Bierton Church was formed in 1832 and was a Gospel Standard cause who's rules of membership are such that only the church can terminate ones membership. This tells of a crisis that took place in the church in 1984, which led to some members withdrawing support. David, the author, was one of the members who withdrew but the church did not terminate his membership as they wished him return. This story tells in detail about those errors in doctrine and practices that had crept int...
They Can't Find Anything Wrong!
Argues that the cause of a variety of health problems is stress and offers case studies and information on treating physical symptoms that occur in the body from high levels of stress.
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