Gordon Dane (N/A – N/A) is a Northern Irish preacher and minister whose ministry within the Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster has emphasized biblical preaching and evangelical outreach for over three decades. Born in Northern Ireland, specific details about his early life, including his parents and upbringing, are not widely documented, though his career suggests a strong Protestant upbringing in a region marked by religious division. He graduated from Aston University in Birmingham with a degree in engineering, later studying at the Theological Hall of the Free Presbyterian Church and pursuing postgraduate work at Trinity Theological Seminary in Indiana, preparing him for a robust ministry career. Dane’s preaching career began with his ordination in 1987 at Aughnacloy Free Presbyterian Church, where he served as student minister for two years prior, followed by a nearly 12-year tenure at Coragarry Free Presbyterian Church in the Republic of Ireland. He later became minister of Crossgar Free Presbyterian Church, the denomination’s first congregation, delivering sermons preserved on SermonIndex.net that focus on revival, repentance, and scriptural fidelity. Since 1989, he has lectured in New Testament Greek at Whitefield College of the Bible, and authored books like The 1641 Rebellion in Ulster and Family Foundations. Married to Florence, with whom he has three children—Faith, James, and Ruth—he continues to serve in Belfast.