Tabernacles

Dallas Knock is a minister in training and a host for EWHAL programs. Dallas (age 19) has spent the last 3 years in full-time ministry continuing the legacy of his late father, Shane Knock. He has co-hosted numerous events in his home country as well as overseas, learning how to conduct all seven of the yearly feasts of the Bible. Alongside the EWHAL team, he also assists his mother, Jessica (EWHAL co-founder), as custodians of Lilbourne Chapel, which has become the central base for EWHAL’s ministry.

Dallas is passionate about translation and preservation of biblical scripture whether it be canonical, apocryphal, or pseudepigrapha – seeking to awaken people’s knowledge in how the biblical world evolved and how to properly understand the underlying languages used to make biblical texts. He has been a continental contributor to Cepher Publishing and a distributor of The Way, the Truth, & the Life (Cepher’s 66 Canon).

Dallas has a conviction to spread not just the words of the Gospel but an understanding of it too. Spreading the Word of Yahuah, our Father, and finding out what stands of the Old Covenant; what is canon and the history of Christianity, with a goal to break echo chambers and open up conversation. “For the word became flesh and tabernacled among us, we should tabernacle together and understand the word.”

My heart and passion are to teach and understand the scriptural Hebraic heritage of our faith, to celebrate the Feasts and understand their significance in the rhythm of our lives both practically and spiritually, and to rise up in these prophetic times… a generation to walk in their calling and take their positions on this narrow, set-apart path.

Bishop Ceirion H. Dewar, FSHC is an Anglican Bishop, broadcaster, and public theologian known for his forthright defence of historic Christian orthodoxy, national culture, and freedom of conscience in public life. He is a prominent and often controversial voice at the intersection of faith, culture, and politics in the United Kingdom and United States, engaging audiences with a style that is at once pastoral, prophetic, and unapologetically direct.

In March 2026, Bishop Ceirion H. Dewar published an open letter to King Charles III. Amassing over 6 million total views across social media platforms and news networks like GB News. The letter criticized the perceived erosion of Britain’s Christian heritage. This followed updates to the royal household’s Sovereign Grant Annual Report that described the monarch as protecting “the space for faith within the multi-faith nation,” rather than defender of the Christian Faith.

As the Missionary Bishop of the Diocese of Providence in the Confessing Anglican Church, Dewar’s ministry is marked by a strong emphasis on courage, clarity, and conviction in an age of institutional timidity. He speaks frequently on the moral responsibilities of Church leadership, the dangers of ideological capture within religious institutions, and the necessity of the Church bearing faithful witness even when it is costly. His preaching and teaching draw deeply from Scripture, the Anglican and catholic tradition, and the great prophetic voices of Church history, while addressing contemporary cultural and political realities without euphemism.

Dewar has become a sought-after guest for television, radio, podcasts, and digital platforms, particularly in discussions surrounding religious liberty, cultural identity, media narratives, and the role of Christianity in the public square. His broadcast presence is characterised by a calm but resolute delivery, blending episcopal gravitas with accessible language and a strong command of current affairs. He is known for challenging prevailing orthodoxies while articulating a positive vision rooted in faith, truth, and national renewal.

In addition to his media work, Bishop Dewar leads and supports clergy and lay leaders who feel marginalised for holding orthodox Christian convictions. He is deeply committed to pastoral care, discipleship, and the formation of resilient Christian communities capable of withstanding social, political, and media pressure. His ministry consistently emphasises that the Gospel does not abolish nations or cultures, but redeems them, calling both Church and society to repentance, renewal, and hope.

Whether addressing ecclesial decline, government overreach, or the spiritual vacuum of the modern West, Bishop Ceirion H. Dewar brings a distinctive voice that combines theological depth, moral seriousness, and an unflinching willingness to speak truth into contested spaces—making him a compelling and memorable contributor for broadcast audiences.

Matt is married to Sally and together with their 2 teenage children they live on a small holding in the South West on the site of an Old Celtic Holy Well. They are currently pioneering and stewarding a vision for a Prayer Farm. They have been serving in full-time pioneer Christian ministry for over 20 years. This calling has involved… senior leadership of an active and growing local church community, establishing a house of prayer, a bus outreach initiative, a drive-in church, church planting, youth ministry, helping to establish supported housing for young people, and helping to birth a surf outreach cafe.

Matt is passionate about preparing and equipping the Bride to meet the Bridegroom and to shine Yah’s presence in increasingly dark and difficult days. There are many things he loves to teach into and discuss, namely; the end of the Age and the coming of Messiah, the Millennial Kingdom, building altars of prayer and worship; unblocking wells of revival, spiritual warfare, understanding Yahuah’s heart for Israel and His Festivals, Biblical calendars and timelines, and disciple-making in the home. Matt and Sally seek to lead “presence-oriented lives” centered around rhythms of prayer, worship, and working the land.

Matt is a still a keen surfer who loves being in the ocean and spending time at the beach with the family!

Chris Wickland is a Christian minister, Bible teacher, and public speaker with a passion for helping people engage deeply with Scripture and apply the Christian faith to the challenges of modern life. His ministry combines biblical exposition, cultural engagement, and pastoral encouragement, with a particular emphasis on the authority of Scripture and the historic Christian faith.

Alongside his preaching and teaching ministry, Chris has contributed to discussions on faith and public life through media appearances, including contributions to The Mike Graham Show, Talk TV etc, where he has joined conversations on Christianity, culture, and the spiritual issues facing Britain.

Chris is committed to encouraging Christians to stand confidently in their faith, speak truth with grace, and remain rooted in the timeless message of the Gospel.
He is delighted to share our Father’s Word and to encourage believers in their walk with Christ.

Jakkie Brennan has a passion for helping people discover the hidden treasures of Scripture. His message focuses on revealing Yahusha (Jesus) throughout the Torah, affirming the enduring relevance of Yahuah’s (God’s) instructions, and helping believers rediscover the Hebraic identity and context of the Biblical faith. With a heart for Biblical apologetics, Jakkie equips others to thoughtfully defend their faith while inspiring a deeper relationship with the Father through His Word.

Aaron Edwards is a theologian, writer, and speaker, and a married father of 7 children. He has been involved in preaching, mission, evangelism, and education for over 20 years, authoring several books and numerous articles in academic and popular publications. In 2023, he was famously fired by an evangelical Bible college, where he had lectured for 7 years, for publicly defending the Biblical view of sexuality.

Aaron now “freelances,” writing and speaking into the deeper issues underlying the public defense and proclamation of Christian values in modern society. Aaron is exploring new theological and cultural institutions and networks which equip Christians to be not merely “apologetically” Christian, but shamelessly Christian.

Where the modern Church too often shirks from confronting the secular norms and ideologies which undermine Biblical truth, believers must be encouraged to live and speak out their beliefs fearlessly. The goal is not to offend for the sake of offence but to recognise that to proclaim the truth is to “offend” the darkness by piercing it with the light.

Aaron shares that the prophets, apostles, and the Messiah Himself knew, the result of speaking inconvenient truths against the grain of the world tends to cause trouble, however kind one’s intentions. But if we are unable to stand tall against the world, we will be unable to do the kind of good for the world which our Christian forebears built, bringing immense cultural transformation at immense personal cost.

Darren Hill is a husband, father and podcast host. He is driven by a passion to encourage the body of Messiah to lead lives that are aligned to the scriptures and to “walk as He walked.”

Darren has been serving within the Almond House Fellowship for the past six years, a community striving to return to the ancient paths of the faith. The Upper Room is a culmination of his experiences and relationships whilst offering a biblical perspective on current events. The heart of their podcast is to exhort, edify, and encourage others through the power of testimonies and sharing perspectives about the realities of being disciples of Yeshua.

Australian-born and London-based, Emma is a worship leader, songwriter, and artist. Ministering on some of London’s most dangerous streets, combining evangelism with worship, and is the worship leader at RIG on Oxford Street. Her passion is to lead people into the presence of our Saviour through songs rooted in His adoration of and the truth of Scripture.

Emma is dedicated to creating music that strengthens the Church and calls a generation beyond comfortable, lukewarm Christianity into a total and radical surrender to Him. Her prayer is to see believers become unashamed lovers of Christ and laid-down courageous warriors for His Kingdom, living lives marked by holiness, boldness, and unrelenting faith in our Father’s goodness.

Jonathan is the church leader of George Street Church in Lutterworth and is passionate about serving the local community both spiritually and practically.
Alongside his ministry, Jonathan serves as a local town councillor and presents a Christian radio programm every Sunday from 8:00 am to 10:00 am on Cross Counties Radio. More recently, he opened Healing Leaves, a health food shop in Lutterworth that aims to support the health and wellbeing of people throughout the town and the surrounding areas.

Jonathan has a particular interest in the Protestant Reformation and the freedoms that have grown from its influence and continue to benefit society today. It is a privilege for him to serve in Lutterworth, the home of John Wycliffe, whose pioneering work in translating the Bible into English helped lay the foundations for the Reformation.

The Rev. Danny Doran-Smith is an accomplished minister known for facilitating transformation, demonstrated by extensive service throughout the UK and further supported by collaborations with other international ministries. He began his ministerial career within the Pentecostal-charismatic tradition before becoming an ordained Anglican minister. He now serves independently and has planted and led churches in some of the UK’s most deprived communities.
In addition, Danny is the founder of an award-winning national charity and has devoted the last two decades to supporting thousands of young people and individuals facing hardship across the country.

His personal background is key to his ministry. As a former gang leader, he brings a rare mix of lived experience and an entrepreneurial mindset. Using this experience, he tackles not just the visible problems but also the root causes of poverty, homelessness, addiction and crime. In recent years, he has focused on tackling food insecurity and the cost of living crisis, through practical, sustainable interventions. He leads a number of land-based food initiatives and coordinates an expanding network of community-led feeding and support programs. These efforts include urban growing, agriculture, social supermarkets, mobile grocery stores, community cafés, feast meals, and social enterprises that provide long-term, organic support and offer instruction that blends theological insight with practical guidance for land restoration, enabling communities to see lasting transformation.

Martin is a retired engineering lecturer and currently distance learning co-ordinator for the National Bible College based in Co. Durham. Although accreditation as a preacher was originally in the Methodist Church, he now serves as a CofE lay worship leader.

In recent years, he and his wife, Sue, have been actively involved in several archaeological excavations in Israel and researched at length the destiny of the ‘Lost’ Tribes of Israel and the Biblical Covenants with Jacob, Israel, & the Davidic monarchy.

Cathy and her husband, David, produce Malakh Magazine through Malakh Publications. Malakh UK is to encourage believers in Yahusha to express their faith in Him by following His Torah (John 14:15) and to walk as He walked (I John 2:6). In so doing, to experience the blessings of walking in a Covenant relationship with Him (Deut 28:1-14).

Cathy will be leading worship during the second half of our Sukkot celebration.

Located at 31 Market St, Lutterworth LE17 4EJ, Healing Leaves is an independent health food shop and healthy tea room located in the heart of Lutterworth at 31 Market Street, Lutterworth, LE17 4EJ. They specialize in organic, vegan, gluten-free, and natural health products, offering more than 1,350 carefully selected items to support a healthier lifestyle. Their extensive range includes grains, dried fruits, flours, drinks, snacks, crisps, vegan chocolate, plant-based sweets, natural cosmetics, nutritional gummies, jams, locally produced honey, sauces, pasta, locally made products, snacks and much more.

Whether you’re looking for everyday healthy essentials, specialist dietary products, or a relaxing visit to our healthy tea room, you’ll find a warm welcome at Healing Leaves.

The Evangelical Chapel traces its roots back to a Methodist Church founded in 1867. The chapel closed its doors in 1985 and then re-opened the following year as Lilbourne Evangelical Church. Regrettably, it closed again in 2024 due to a decrease in attendance.

This situation created a miraculous opportunity for the EWHAL ministry to take over the building which is now referred to as Lilbourne Chapel. The chapel is the current home of “Eatin Wild Honey and Locusts” (EWHAL) and will serve as a UK distribution centre for Cepher Scriptures and as a national and international hub for hosting Yahuah’s feasts. It will also be used to support our in-person gatherings with brothers and sisters coming from outside the local area. In addition, we will be implementing local community initiatives.

George Street Church is located in the market town of Lutterworth, where John Wycliffe, known as the morning star of reformation and a Christian reformer translated whilst rector of St Mary’s Church, the Bible into English for the British Isles from the Latin Valgate.