Knutsford Guardian reports on Heritage Centre book launch
Author Rob Cotton has appeared in the local press again, with his book launch being covered by the Knutsford Guardian.
The successful launch took place at the Knutsford Heritage Centre.
The article begins by reporting that,
“Cheshire’s Lord Lieutenant David Briggs has described Reverend Rob Cotton’s book Hope in the Main Street as ‘a really important contribution to the challenges of our time’.”
Other event speakers included Tatton MP Esther McVey and Cllr Andrew Malloy, Knutsford’s deputy mayor.
The book is now available for sale from the Heritage Centre as well as from bookshops across the UK.
About ‘Hope in the Main Street’
Rev. Rob Cotton demonstrates how our churches can engage with the community around, building relationships that enable social action, presenting the teachings of the Bible in ways that contemporary audiences can relate to and presenting Christianity as genuine good news.
Rob has led a number of churches, as well as being Senior Campaign Manager at Bible Society and on the leadership teams for national campaigns such as Hope 08, Biblefresh and The 2011 Trust (celebrating the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible). From the humorous to the heartbreaking, these stories from his years of ministry will equip you, encourage you and challenge you to bring ‘hope on the main street’.
Methodist Recorder is ‘enthralled and inspired’ by Rob Cotton’s book
“Get a copy of this book. Read it. Talk about it. Pray about it. Be inspired. And then go out and do it.” – Rev. Dr Adrian Burton, The Methodist Recorder
Ruth O’Reilly to interview Rob Cotton on UCB2
Rev. Rob Cotton will be discussing his recently published book, Hope in the Main Street, during an interview with Ruth O'Reilly from 11.00 to 12.00. About 'Hope in the Main Street' Rev. Rob Cotton demonstrates how our churches can...
The Knutsford Guardian reports on ‘Hope in the Main Street’
The Knutsford Guardian reported that “Rev. Cotton is known as being passionate about mobilising the church to meet needs in local communities and to bring hope into the lives of individuals.”
