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'''Jonathan "Jock" James''' (born ], ] in ], ]) is the ] of the ] in ]. He is also the head of its youth band, ], in which he leads vocals and plays acoustic guitar. He also writes songs for the youth band ] and the wider church worship team.


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==History==
Jonathan 'Jock' James converted to ] at the age of 16. He later moved to Bradford to go to ] to study environmental sciences; here, he began to attend the Abundant Life Church. After ], he worked in the ] in environmental law before joining the church young peoples ministry to work alongside Steve Gambill (Youthpastor & founder of Rocknations in ]. He has spoken in the past of sitting in his office doing some menial task while dreaming of doing the job he now does. He has since been involved in leading the Edge ministry for 14 to 18 year olds and heading up the music department (]) at ], the church's youth ministry. He is married to Shirley, who also is employed at the Abundant Life Church as Charlotte Scanlon-Gambill's personal assistant.

Songs written or co-written by James include:
* "Put Your Hands Up", RPM's signature tune
* "Whatever The Cost", the theme for the church's Stronger 2005 conference
* "Live God Loud", the theme for the church's Stronger 2006 conference
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