Rev. Dr William Philip
William Philip is senior minister of The Tron Church in Glasgow and the chairman of Cornhill Scotland, an organisation committed to training pastors for expository preaching. Prior to ordination, he was a doctor specialising in cardiology. He is the author of Why We Pray.
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