The Kerux2010 database is the culmination of over twenty-five years of development. It began in 1984 on a TRS-80 Radio Shack computer with a ProFile program, then moved to the First Choice database on an IBM compatible computer in 1986. The main layout of the forms dates from this version. A rudimentary Microsoft Access version was put together by David Holwick, then completely revamped by Rev. Chris Wareham. Brett Wilton and Iain Gordon from New Zealand came up with the SID version, which did not require Microsoft Access to operate but was built upon that architecture; the main search screen is patterned after their work. In 2010, Edward Barclay began developing the Kerux2010 version which is based on Microsoft Access 2007. It has added many new features and much more complexity in the programming. This is the version that this help file refers to.
David Holwick is the editor of the database, and the former pastor of the First Baptist Church of Ledgewood, New Jersey, from 1989 to 2018. He is a graduate of Wheaton College ('78) and Gordon-Conwell Seminary ('82). Ledgewood Baptist is American Baptist but affiliated with the Evangelical renewal movement within the denomination. His website is Holwick.com and his email is dholwick@gmail.com. He and Celeste live on the Cross River in Boothbay, Maine.
Edward Barclay III is the main developer of the Kerux2010 database. He began his ministry in Milford Ohio, with Masters Clubs and is now a church planter for Hope Baptist Church in Loveland, Colorado. His website is hopebaptistcolorado.org/about-hope/our-pastor.html.
Chris Wareham is pastor of St. Mark and Zion Lutheran Churches in Butte and Whitehall, Montana. He started as a civil engineer and went into the ministry in 1980. Chris is the brains behind the original Access 97 and Access 2002 versions of the database. He can be contacted at stmarklutheran@yahoo.com
Garth Hutchinson is lay pastor of Faith Fellowship Baptist in Aurora, Ontario, Canada. He has been in computer programming most of his adult life. Garth's special area of expertise for the database has been the tools to import and export formatted records between database versions. He has also spent much time solving glitches in the programming code.
Brett Wilton is a computer programmer in New Zealand who works in off-shore oil exploration. Brett has done most of the S.I.D. programming, which was done in Borland Visual C++. He helps Iain with the jesusplusnothing.com website.
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