Commendations:
The Most Reverend and Right Honourable the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams
"The just10 series is an enjoyable and educational re-examination of the Ten Commandments. J.John unpacks their relevance and continuing application in the modern world. I commend the series to you"
- Most Reverend & Right Honourable the Lord Archbishop of York Dr John Sentamu
“Nine years ago we had just10 Luton with J.John ‘in the flesh’ every week. This had a lasting impact on Churches and people in the town. We now have an opportunity to revisit the material, which as we know is itself timeless, and have a greater opportunity to interact with Christians and their friends in the security and immediacy of the homes of the town.”
- Revd Canon Nick Bell, Vicar of St Mary's Parish Church and chair of just10 Luton
Karin Ling, Project Manager for just10 Winchester
“Our churches exist to bring God’s love, law and life in a way that people today can understand and respond to. This field-tested material offers grace and truth, for everyone, everywhere. We at Ivy Manchester are fully on board. Thanks J.John!”
- Anthony Delaney, Senior Pastor, Ivy Cottage Manchester
"On the first Tuesday we prepared to welcome 800 people. Twice that number came and the headcount increased through the weeks until we had over 3000 on the final Tuesday, a phenomenon that I shall never forget! Why did this happen? Somehow we lifted the lid on the spiritual thirst of people in the county, and J.John, who has a wonderful sense of humour, especially telling stories against himself, was just the person to meet that thirst."
- Former Dean of Coventry Cathedral, The Very Revd John Petty
"I know people’s lives have been greatly impacted by the just10 series across the country – J.John brings God’s values right into the 21st century."
- Rt. Revd. Dr. Tom Wright, Bishop of Durham
"We live in a world where church leaders are crying out for the need to be relevant. The wonderful news is that several thousand years ago our Lord gave something to Moses which is as relevant today as then. On two pieces of stone were the Ten Commandments. The rules of life for society and individuals. Rules placed on places of worship around the world, rules that had become just a symbol of something of the past. Then an evangelist called J.John made them relevant. Thousands flocked to hear what he had to say and thousands were converted to faith. Faith in a God who is as relevant today as when these rules were first delivered. I have had the privilege of helping organise such missions in Coventry Cathedral and Baghdad. In both places lives have been transformed. Now you have an opportunity to deliver J.John's powerful, relevant and hilarious message. Its just10."
- Canon Andrew White, Vicar of Baghdad
Revd David Williams, Chair of just10 Winchester
“J.John is a natural communicator with all kinds of people. He came to Chester Cathedral for one of the early just10’s and the Dean wrote: 'J.John’s visit over 10 weeks was phenomenal… There was a New Testament feel to this preaching of the Gospel.'”
- Canon Michael Rees
“This is a great way, to focus in a practical way on how to apply Christian teaching to our everyday lives. Set within the context of the local church it gives us opportunities to invite those we know to hear an accessible, relevant and life-changing presentation of the Gospel. With material appropriate to all age groups the whole church can benefit from the wisdom, experience and communication flair of J.John as we explore the timeless truth of God’s word.”
- Revd Stephen Mawditt, Pastor of Fountain of Life Church and chair of just10 Norfolk
“UCB is committed to support this initiative because, through just10, J.John takes the experience and communication skills he has gained over many years and gives and teaches them to the church at large. With just10, every church and fellowship can reach literally hundreds of people with the good news of the gospel. UCB encourages every church to consider using just10 this summer and beyond.”
- Bill Partington, Executive Assistant, UCB
