An international businessman “who has seen God’s miraculous provision in impossible circumstances” was the guest speaker at an inspirational dinner in
Norwich on
Friday April 15 at the
Brook Hotel, Bowthorpe.
The dinner was organised by the Norwich Chapter of the Full Gospel Business Men.
Born in South Africa, Pieter Van Rooyen, was a senior executive of one of the world’s largest banks whose story is told in the book, “Business Unusual: banking on God.” He once found himself with a sudden personal debt of $350,000 – through no fault of his own – but saw it all paid off in less than three years.
Today, Pieter is a business mentor and a sought-after Bible teacher who has experienced God’s healing power.
The popular writer John Mason, author of the best-selling book, An Enemy Called Average, says Pieter’s “incredible story” is a story of hope – “it is all about the impossible: an impossible rescue, an impossible deliverance – but with God, all things are possible.”
Pieter and his family live in
Kent where he is
President of the
Folkstone Chapter of the Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship. Pieter’s wife,
Sonja, is a senior social worker.
