Endorsements
It was a privilege to supervise the PhD thesis from which this book evolved, although John writes so well that I had to keep stopping myself from becoming so immersed in the story that I forgot the academic task before me!
A.T.B. McGowan, Former Director, Rutherford Centre for Reformed Theology, Dingwall, Scotland
Packed with detailed history and lively biography; based on solid research; drawing out the theological implications of it all – this snapshot of a fourteen–year period in Scottish Jewish missions’ history is as relevant today as it was in the mid–nineteenth century.
Rich Robinson, Senior Researcher, Jews for Jesus, San Francisco, California
Ross’ infectious passion for Jewish evangelism will draw readers into a greater awareness of their place on the church’s radar and the obligation of the believing world to bring the good news to where it originally came from.
Iver Martin, Principal, Edinburgh Theological Seminary, Edinburgh, Scotland
A delightful and edifying read!
Joel R. Beeke, Chancellor, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, Michigan
John Ross’s theological and Christological reflection on the sense of calling behind the establishment of a Scottish mission to the Jews, is born of thorough research. A truly engrossing read.
Kenneth Ian MacKenzie, Minister, Braemar and Crathie parish; domestic chaplain to HM The King; previous minister, Scottish Mission in Budapest
John Ross’s book … aside from detailing the wondrous works of God in the 19th century, demonstrates, too, from what heights especially the Reformed and Presbyterian churches have fallen, and should be required reading for every pastor.