Background
Frank Colquhoun was born on October 28, 1909 in Ventnor, Isle of Wight, United Kingdom.
(If Christianity is Christ, the the Gospels are the door t...)
If Christianity is Christ, the the Gospels are the door to faith. Inquirers just beginning to discover Jesus ans believers seeking to know [H]im more deeply will find no better place to begin. But why are there four gospels rather than one? What do these portraits of Jesus have in common? How do they differ? Do they conflict, or do they compliment one another? Frank Colquhoun explores these and other questions in this straightforward, nontechnical introduction. He surveys the unique features of the four Gospels and highlights the main theme of each: Jesus as the promised Messiah, the anointed Servant, the universal Savior and the incarnate Son. With insights borne out of long pastoral experience, he helps us to know better our Redeemer and Lord. --- from book's back cover
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1985
(This collection of prayers, arranged in six parts, deals ...)
This collection of prayers, arranged in six parts, deals with the Church's year and special occasions in parish life. It also contains prayers of an intercessory nature for the needs of the world.
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Frank Colquhoun was born on October 28, 1909 in Ventnor, Isle of Wight, United Kingdom.
Colquhoun was educated at Warwick School and the Bible Churchman's College at Bristol.
Also Colquhoun attended Durham University, where he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in 1933.
In 1933 Colquhoun became a deacon at St. Faith’s in Maidstone. Colquhoun’s next stop was at Christ Church, New Malden, which was in the diocese of Southwark. In 1939 he was made vicar of St. Michael and All Angels but left the church after the war to become editorial secretary of the National Church League in 1946 and The Churchman. In 1946 he also became an Editorial Secretary of National Church League.
But in 1954 he returned to the Southwark diocese and became vicar of the parish of Wallington, where he served until 1961. In 1961 he was appointed Canon Residentiary of Southwark and in 1973 of Norwich. At both cathedrals he preached fine and memorable sermons. He retired in 1978.
From 1946 for 50 years Colquhoun was continuously publishing material for others to use as sermons, services, and in discussion groups and private prayer.
He also served at the Southwark Ordination Course as a Principal from 1966 till 1972.
(This collection of prayers, arranged in six parts, deals ...)
(If Christianity is Christ, the the Gospels are the door t...)
1985Frank Colquhoun believed, if Christianity is Christ, the the Gospels are the door to faith. Jesus as the promised Messiah, the anointed Servant, the universal Savior and the incarnate Son. With insights borne out of long pastoral experience, he helps us to know better our Redeemer and Lord.
Colquhoun had patient, gentle and conciliatory character.
He was a shy man who did not find a rapidly changing church in a rapidly changing world at all easy, but he was never confrontational.
After his retirement he listened to music, wrote more than a dozen books and kept in touch with his many friends.
Colquhoun married Dora Slater in 1934. They had one son and one daughter.