Peter Lynas, a former barrister, political researcher and theology graduate of Regent College in Vancouver has recently joined us here at Evangelical Alliance NI as the new national director and will be combining this role with his position as operations director at Causeway Coast Vineyard. Peter previously worked for the Relationships Foundation, a public policy think tank in Cambridge, and led the faith@work programme at Belfast Bible College. He brings with him a great passion for uniting Christians in mission, especially in the workplace and speaking into government, society and the media. Peter commented on his appointment, “The Evangelical Alliance is about evangelical unity, not for its own sake, but to point people to God. Similarly, working in advocacy is not about protecting our Christian sub-culture. Rather it’s about wanting to transform society. That’s why I am excited to be joining the team in Northern Ireland.”
For more information on Peter click on the EA websitehere
This short video from Peter, standing on the one mile long approach to Stormont where our N. Ireland Assembly meets, has some thoughtful comments as we Nornirners go to vote next Thursday.
Nice one, Peter!
[Peter will be continuing EANI’s role of helping MAP – the Mission Agencies Partnership in N. Ireland and I look forward to working with him.]
Peter Lynas, a former barrister, political researcher and theology graduate of Regent College in Vancouver has recently joined us here at Evangelical Alliance NI as the new national director and will be combining this role with his position as operations director at Causeway Coast Vineyard. Peter previously worked for the Relationships Foundation, a public policy think tank in Cambridge, and led the faith@work programme at Belfast Bible College. He brings with him a great passion for uniting Christians in mission, especially in the workplace and speaking into government, society and the media. Peter commented on his appointment, “The Evangelical Alliance is about evangelical unity, not for its own sake, but to point people to God. Similarly, working in advocacy is not about protecting our Christian sub-culture. Rather it’s about wanting to transform society. That’s why I am excited to be joining the team in Northern Ireland.”
John 20:21 
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