Jack Hunter was the middle child of three. His parents were unsaved when he was a young boy. They were wonderfully converted however, while attending the meeting of a young ‘boy preacher’ called Jack Atkinson. At that stage young Jack was not interested at all but going to a meeting and hearing the Gospel for the second time, he came under deep conviction and was wonderfully saved. He first trained as a barber. When the war broke out, he declared himself a conscientious objector and was therefore appointed to a Glasgow hospital, where he met his wife. After 25 years of secular work, he was called out into the ministry where he preached the Word extensively including 17 trips to America and Canada. His ministry was practical, deeply spiritual with an emphasis on the Word. He wrote tow commentaries which form part of ‘What the Bible Teaches’. He was loved, revered and recognized as a man of God.
There were 117 recordings of his messages from Kilmamock in Scotland on many themes.