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| − | '''Peter Masters''' is a Reformed Baptist pastor who has served The Metropolitan Tabernacle in London since 1970. As well as preaching (which is televised), he also works for the Metropolitan Tabernacle's online seminary, writes books (with over twenty-five books to his name so far), and the "Sword & Trowel" magazine.<ref>https://www.sermonaudio.com/search.asp?keyword=Dr%2E%5FPeter%5FMasters&SpeakerOnly=true</ref><ref>https://www.amazon.com/Peter-Masters/e/B000APQQE4</ref> The Metropolitan Tabernacle is best know for being the Church at which [[Charles Haddon Spurgeon]] used to preach, and "Sword & Trowel" magazine is a publication which was started by Spurgeon as well.<ref>https://archive.org/details/swordtrowel25spur/page/n6</ref> | + | '''Peter Masters''' is a Reformed Baptist pastor who has served The Metropolitan Tabernacle in London since 1970. As well as preaching (which is televised), he also works for the Metropolitan Tabernacle's online seminary, writes books (with over twenty-five books to his name so far), runs a monthly newspaper called the Evangelical Times, and edits the "Sword & Trowel" magazine.<ref>https://www.sermonaudio.com/search.asp?keyword=Dr%2E%5FPeter%5FMasters&SpeakerOnly=true</ref><ref>https://www.amazon.com/Peter-Masters/e/B000APQQE4</ref> The Metropolitan Tabernacle is best know for being the Church at which [[Charles Haddon Spurgeon]] used to preach, and "Sword & Trowel" magazine is a publication which was started by Spurgeon as well.<ref>https://archive.org/details/swordtrowel25spur/page/n6</ref> |
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Peter Masters is a Reformed Baptist pastor who has served The Metropolitan Tabernacle in London since 1970. As well as preaching (which is televised), he also works for the Metropolitan Tabernacle's online seminary, writes books (with over twenty-five books to his name so far), runs a monthly newspaper called the Evangelical Times, and edits the "Sword & Trowel" magazine.[1][2] The Metropolitan Tabernacle is best know for being the Church at which Charles Haddon Spurgeon used to preach, and "Sword & Trowel" magazine is a publication which was started by Spurgeon as well.[3]