Earlier church in Broadford. Not the one I attended.
I’m pretty tired after my day today—church, about an hour, not too long—a drive, stop and go for four hours, not too long either.
For now, however, all I can muster is enough energy to send a few observations about the Church of Scotland service In Broadford.
Here’s my stream of consciousness: very welcoming; simply decorated church, with a small, simple wooded cross in front; clock visible to all; no printed program but bulletin with announcements; hymnal (just words, no music), and a Psalter was handed to me when I entered; Bible in the pews; several references to scripture, Old and New Testament; reading of part of Romans 9 and Ephesians 2; no Gospel reading; children’s talk and sermon both suggested a high Christology; about grace and God’s mercy and following Jesus.
I’m glad I went. I left feeling grateful and grace-filled, and with much to think about.
For now, however, all I can muster is enough energy to send a few observations about the Church of Scotland service In Broadford.
Here’s my stream of consciousness: very welcoming; simply decorated church, with a small, simple wooded cross in front; clock visible to all; no printed program but bulletin with announcements; hymnal (just words, no music), and a Psalter was handed to me when I entered; Bible in the pews; several references to scripture, Old and New Testament; reading of part of Romans 9 and Ephesians 2; no Gospel reading; children’s talk and sermon both suggested a high Christology; about grace and God’s mercy and following Jesus.
I’m glad I went. I left feeling grateful and grace-filled, and with much to think about.
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