My qualifications and training are in electrical engineering, which led me into power generation design and construct, as well as problem solving. When my wife contracted cancer we visited our doctor, who we thought would apply his medical training to solve her health problem. But he had no solution. What does one do when one's world falls apart and the problem is too hard for mankind? If all else fails, one turns to God, and amazingly He meets us at our point of felt need. She was healed, and that was 28 years ago. So I learned not everything in life is like engineering that has a logical and plausible solution. I then studied theology in order to learn what else God could provide and how to claim it. 

Associate Member IEETE, Fellow Royal Society of Arts
Lay Reader in the Anglican Church of Australia

I've written and self published a biographical treatise about Canon Jim Glennon who started a Healing Ministry at St Andrew's Cathedral Sydney, Australia in 1960 attracting thousands of people in need of healing. "A Healing Ministry - My Recollections of Canon Jim Glennon". I've also written a book on global warming "What (watt) we need to know to reduce carbon emissions" from my engineering background in design and constructing power stations. My third book currently being edited "Christianity Revisited - I thought I was a Christian" The last two are published as eBooks