Re-thinking the Church in Scotland
Given that the church IN Scotland is much wider and deeper than the Church OF Scotland, I found John Ross’s blog very stimulating and thought-provoking. Is it time to re-draw the map? Read John’s piece here.
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More on the tragic decision of the Church of Scotland
David Meredith has blogged here, and David Robertson can be heard being interviewed for a local news station here.And Willie Philips response to his own congregation here.
Church of Scotland votes in favor of homosexual minister
From David Meredith, Free Church of Scotland minister (Smithton/Culloden) The news from Scotland is that the General Assembly of the Church ofScotland have voted 326 to 267 to allow a practising homosexual to beminister at Queen’s Cross Church, Aberdeen.The…
Memorial Weekend Meditation
We have just posted a piece by Phil Ryken in which he reflects on aspects of life for his grandparents during World War II.
Letters from Great Grandpa
To help prepare a scrapbook for my grandfather’s 90th birthday, my mother was given a small treasure trove of old letters from around the 1940’s. Most of them were written by my Great Grandpa Ernest and sent to my grandfather,…
Letters from Great Grandpa
To help prepare a scrapbook for my grandfather’s 90th birthday, my mother was given a small treasure trove of old letters from around the 1940’s. Most of them were written by my Great Grandpa Ernest and sent to my grandfather,…
FAQ
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Wales no longer a joke? Say it ain’t so!
Hmmm. The usually sane Spectator has clearly lost the plot here. A sad day in the history of journalism when such a misleading and inaccurate report is published in such a prestigious organ. Ref21 readers need not worry: Trotter Minor…
A. N. Wilson (again)
Further to Phil’s recent comment regarding A. N. Wilson’s “slow return to faith,” a reader has suggested that we point you to the full article in the New Statesman, here.
Wagner and the class struggle
Trueman must be in Oregon. I recall the occasion to which he refers vividly (and, by the way, the best dinner EVER!). At first I thought my name was being dragged into the Miss California debacle. I’m pleading innocent, having…