About Ruach


'Not by power,
nor by sight,
but by My Spirit,' says the Lord.

Zechariah 4:6

 
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All the material in these publications can be used without obtaining our permission provided that no commercial gain is involved. We would be grateful if specific quotations could be acknowledged.  
   
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The Focus
Many in the Body of Christ are longing to find new ways to express the new life that God has given them in Jesus Christ. The focus of Ruach (breath of Life) Ministries is on helping believers to draw near to God, and to make room for His Ruach - His breath, wind and Spirit. That's when seeking Him becomes an adventure rather than a chore!

Through a variety of articles, books and publications, Ruach Ministries aims to provide valuable resources to develop our walk with the Lord, and to help us understand many of the things that are on God's heart. These range from practical biblical studies on specific themes to insights into world events. (These we do not usually post on the website).
 

The Web site
As we develop this site, we pray it will be a place that you enjoy returning to. There is a considerable amount of material to get your teeth into.

For example, we have now posted an illustrated version of one of Robert's books online: Intimacy and Eternity, together with a number of Pilgrim's Guides. Most of these can be downloaded, as can a number of precious Audio resources from the appropriate section of our website. You will find much elsewhere to touch your senses and inspire creativity. See for example the extensive Photo Galleries, and the poetry sections.
 

How Ruach Ministries came into being...

Robert Weston writes...
Back in 1980 the Lord began to speak to us about the state of the nation. What He showed us at this time - about His heart, and the state of the nation and the relative weakness of the Church in the face of so many anti-Christian forces – changed and shaped our lives.

The 'message for our times' He gave us at that time evolved into a full-scale ministry over the next twenty years. Working in conjunction with worship groups such as Wellspring and with numerous churches and fellowships at home and abroad, we shared as much as we had come to understand of the heart of God with the people of God - mainly through publications, and leading prayer and worship conferences.
 

And then . . .

Through a series of dramatic interventions, the Lord Jesus showed us that Ros and I were about to experience a complete change of direction in our lives. A process began through Ros accepting a midwifery post on a remote and rural island. In the space of a few months we had uprooted from Shropshire and were embarking on a sojourn of unknown duration on Shetland, based in a lovely house called Ruach. For three and a half years we sent out the story of what God was doing in Shetland through the Shetland Saga, as well as continuing our ministry of teaching and intercession.
 

Why Shetland?

The Pilgrimage Continues
Many people recognised that God has a strategic purpose for these islands. We discovered that a call had been given some years before to host a conference on behalf of Europe that was to be held in Shetland. You can visit the Fire from the North section to read about the really special international prayer conference we organised there on behalf of the northern nations in the summer of 2005.

We received a subsequent call for us to do something similar in the summer of 2008 for the Channel Islands and the southern nations, through an excellent week long prayer conference in Jersey called Fire from the Isles.

Our latest prayer and worship conference called ABLaZE in Hastings, was held October 13th - 17th 2009.

Robert and Ros have recently moved to the beautiful town of Malvern, in Worcestershire, where Rosalind has taken a post lecturing in midwifery, and Robert is continuing his wide-ranging ministry. Their more or less weekly send-outs have been going out now for many years to about eight hundred people, most of whom are in some form of Church leadership in many different denominations. We greatly value these contacts and relationships that the Lord has woven, and in many cases over many years.
 

The Focus of the Calling: to draw close to God

  • Recognising that our daily work can be lived as a vocation for the Lord, rather than seeing it just as a career.

  • Integrating music, worship, teaching and prayer in our times of fellowship together, rather than seeking them as separate and "self-contained."

  • Having the courage to go beyond information-sharing to pray about the things you have been talking about. (Virtually every time Christians meet together they share matters that are worthy of lifting to our Father). This is when times of fellowship become encounters with God - and life itself becomes prayer.

  • Being imaginative and comprehensive in the range of subjects we pray about!

  • Praying about international matters with as much passion and compassion as we would for matters close to home and heart.

  • We are in touch with a large number of people and welcome insights, testimonies and articles (though we cannot promise to publish them), as well as requests for prayer. Please click here to make contact.

 

We do pray you will be greatly blessed as you surf this site. Enjoy the photo galleries: they are really special. Enjoy the teaching articles and get stuck into at least some of the intercession issues. And may the Lord Jesus meet with you all the way!      
 

In His love,
Robert & Rosalind (Weston)


We pray that you will experience some special touch from God
every time you log on to this web site.
 

Bringing the touch of His presence to everyday lie and a godly perspective to world events.

Page last updated 09 Feb 2010