Online Practical Theology short course Trinity College University of Glasgow
Newspaper article by Tom Wright
This ambitious series invited people from diverse backgrounds to come together to reflect on some of the key issues that have been highlighted by the pandemic, looking at we’ve learned, what opportunities have arisen, and what changes we want to see as we move into a ‘new normal’. Events covered: food poverty, racism, community spirit and kindness, the climate crisis, mental health, and the future of religion.
Discover the range of online worship options open to you from the Church of Scotland’s Resourcing Mission site.
Explore the new resource from Trinity College Galsgow, who have teamed up with Iain McLarty to provide inspiration for songs every Sunday.
Lynsey Martin Kimmitt is a member at Barnhill St Margaret’s Church in Dundee. She has recently completed a course at New College for Leading Worship in a Local Setting and have been involved in leading various aspects of worship in a local setting for a number of years. She has also been a member of the National Youth Assembly worship team for a number of years too. As part of the New College course she attended, she created this liturgy.
The Scottish Bible Society has a good range of resources which help all ages engage with the Bible at home.
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