Hidden past of new Archbishop, Justin Welby, revealed
Justin Welby, the new Archbishop of Canterbury, has twice telephoned his wife Caroline and told her “I love you”, believing that he was about to be murdered. On a third occasion, when he also thought...
View ArticleBible contest at Larkhall Orange Halls
The Grand Orange Lodge of Central Scotland held their Bible Reading and Scripture Quiz competitions in Larkhall Orange Halls. A good turn out of young members from all over central Scotland took part....
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Spreading God’s Word starts with getting God’s Word into our own lives
The head of the Scottish Bible Society, Elaine Duncan, has encouraged Christians to fall back in love with the Word of God. She was speaking to members of the Church of Scotland at their General...
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Free Church (Continuing) has message of hope for the gay community
In his moderatorial address to the General Assembly of the Free Church Continuing, the new Moderator, Rev Warren Gardner stated: “The gay community needs to hear a message of hope, a message of hope...
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Help wanted for Slovak Bible camp
Last a year a small team from Govanhill Free Church in Glasgow partnered with a church in Slovakia to run a holiday Bible camp for kids aged 6-11 years old. The town of Spisska Nova Ves is in Eastern...
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Talk the Word: a new approach to engaging with the Bible
A new study guide has been launched with the aim of helping people to engage with the Bible by talking out loud. Talk the Word was developed by a team at Walk Through the Bible in partnership with...
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David Suchet records the whole NIV Bible
Poirot actor David Suchet has fulfilled what he describes as “a 27 year ambition” to make an audio recording of the entire NIV Bible, from Genesis right the way through to Revelation. To be released...
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The 3,000-year-old inscription that could prove Old Testament stories are true
A small fragment of ancient pottery researchers believe shows the first wine label could prove that the reigns of King Solomon and King David actually occurred. The 10th century BC ‘Ophel Inscription’...
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Bibles to be carried from Fort William to Glasgow for games
Two Bibles are being carried by foot, car, bus, horseback and boat down the West Highland Way to Glasgow to be used during the Commonwealth Games. Members of a Fort William church bade the good books...
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Book explains Bible’s impact on everyday language
Everyone knows that pride comes [sic] before a fall, and that you’ll be at your wits’ end if you see that there is no rest for the wicked but few people realise that these phrases first appear in the...
View ArticleObituary: Jamie Stuart, actor and athlete who wrote The Glasgow Bible
Jamie Stuart, who has died aged 95 after a series of strokes, was an actor, writer, athlete, vacuum cleaner salesman, social worker, tour guide and Herald and Evening Times paperboy in his late...
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