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About Deborah

Deborah Menelaws  worked in front of the camera for many years presenting programmes on TV and radio but has always enjoyed it more being BEHIND the lens, producing and directing films and programmes for global viewing. Her background includes working in the secular media for over 25 years however Bethel Communications are called to sound the alarm and spread the Word by all means in the light of the prophetic scriptures. This  non profit making ministry*  was set up in the mid 80s and amongst our work was the ‘Cup of Trembling-countdown to Armageddon’ video in the 90s with Dave Hunt, Barry Smith, Roger Oakland, Ken Ham et al (still available from our online shop). Meanwhile, we are building a (secure) database of sound churches/house fellowships around the world  for members  who are part of the  Bethel Communications Online Fellowship . It is becoming almost impossible to find a church where true Biblical Christianity is being preached. Many years ago The...
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Bethel Communications began as a multimedia ministry in 1987 – spreading The Word by all means. Originally reaching out to those involved in the cults, occult and mysticism – her own background BC – Deborah Menelaws and her team of researchers sound the alarm via radio, TV, film, DVD, articles and the internet as The Lord leads, speaking at conferences around the world, sharing their research in the light of Bible prophecy and the days in which we’re living. Since The Lord powerfully quickened the last chapter of Daniel to her in the 1980s, Deborah has studied Christian eschatology (the study of the end things in the Bible) and admits that the more she learns, the more she realises she knows so little. However in these last days, great truths (not ‘new’ truths!) are indeed being revealed in order to arm and strengthen The Body of Christ in preparation for what’s to come. Daniel wrote in chapter 11 v 9-10 that the words he was given were shut up and sealed until the time of the end....
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