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Pilgrimage

What thoughts or images come to your mind when you hear the word pilgrimage? For some it will be Chaucer’s classic “The Canterbury Tales”, for others it may be the very recent BBC programmes covering a journey on the Camino in Spain being made by a number of celebrities. It may also bring back memories of personal journeys because pilgrimage has been a significant act of faith and growth for most of the lives of many faiths.
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Side by Side: Celebrating International Women’s Day at the Scottish Parliament

Side by Side is a faith movement for gender justice.  A new exhibition, created in collaboration with Christian Aid Scotland, highlights the impact that ordinary women have made in their communities – ordinary women who have found themselves involved in extraordinary areas of work and ministry.  The exhibition pairs up eight Scottish women with women from other parts of the world whose work has impacted in a similar area.

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Faith in a Time of War

There’s been a lot of coverage and conversation about war on my various social media feeds. We even interviewed our youth in the sermon-slot at the service last Sunday about this: quite how apocalyptic it can feel, in a time of nerve agents, false news, missile strikes, political positioning, environmental catastrophe, or not…

How can people of faith respond to a situation where countries attack each other? What is right or wrong?
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My Family

I originally joined Old Saint Paul’s to sing in their choir. l’d been a passionate lifelong choral singer and had heard how great their choir was.

I’ve always gone to church and, while I considered myself a liberal Christian, the fact that it was also gay-friendly didn’t seem particularly relevant at the time. Still, the welcome I found went far beyond polite conversation over coffee and biscuits after the service. In its sermons, and in the way people treat one another, I found a place in which all are loved – regardless of what gender or sexuality you happen to be.

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