to show the real evidence there is for a God and thus provide a purpose for why we ae living.
Views: 757 | Enquiries: 0Author, Philosopher, Poet, and Itinerant Preacher Nigel Malka is, first and foremost, a thinker. He is driven by a passion to raise deep questions about how people live and what they truly expect from life. Using his hallmark phrase—“What is its purpose?”—Nigel delves deeply into complex subjects, inviting audiences to question the answers they have always taken for granted. He masterfully combines his roles as a writer, philosopher, and poet with his active calling as an itinerant preacher. Over the last 35 years, Nigel has spoken at over 1,000 engagements, providing dynamic PowerPoint presentations wherever required. Nigel is entirely open to talking, discussing, or debating any moral and faith-based subject. His ultimate theme centers on a question very few people genuinely stop to consider: What is the ultimate purpose of life? He is deeply thought-provoking, welcomes intense questioning, and is highly comfortable discussing custom issues tailored to the occasion—whether within an interview, a panel forum, or a formal debate. Beyond his speaking ministry, Nigel lives a remarkably full life in Warwickshire. He actively writes scripts, creates short films, serves as a qualified Bowls coach, writes articles for the Rugby Talking Newspaper, and enjoys long-distance walking.
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