From the IFES movements in Africa

"In Gabon, Evangelical Christians talk like they love God's Word, but intelligent, responsible study of the Bible is relatively unattractive to them. Legalism and scolding the congregation often predominate over preaching. I want to encourage you regarding the value of your project and to encourage you to train people avoid such errors." Gabon Student movement

"It is true that African churches are growing faster in size and they face the lack of good quality Bible teachers. Every initiative to help train future teachers will be highly appreciated." Franco Africa IFES regional office.

"The idea is long overdue." Charles Kasumba. Namibia student movement.

"I appreciate the project very much and agree with it absolutely. I am very strongly for it." Assefa Gugsa Gen Sec. - Ethiopian Student movement.

"As I look at the Kenyan Christian landscape, I am always saddened by the scarcity of teachers of the Word of God. I am therefore always excited to see one committed to causing a difference in this area. I will do my best to support this venture." Muthui Wachira - Gen Sec. FOCUS Kenya.

"At least three of our staff have benefitted from Cornhill Training Course in the recent years. Therefore we believe in what the Lord is leading you to do.’ C. Egbo Admin Sec. NIFES ( Nigerian student movement.)

"I encourage you to move forward with the project and promise to support you with our faithful prayer." Lalah Gustave - Gen Sec Madagascar student movement.

Comments on LET ( see second last paragraph in section above headed 'Who I am' )

"The LET course provided a unique opportunity for Christian students with leadership potential to think through key areas such as evangelism, discipleship, Bible study and teaching with leading Christian teachers in their areas and provided a biblical theology to tie all these areas into God's eternal plan" Colin Jacques (Ex-Imperial College CU committee member.)

"I found the Bible overviews by Michael You excellent. It put many familiar parts of the Bible in perspective and gave me a good grasp of scripture from the beginning to the end." Chris Hawthorne (Ex- Vice president Queen Mary Westfield college CU.)