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who are we?

Doug Aitken

Doug Aitken is a member of St Paul’s Cathedral and a student in Dundee. His interests include playing bass, computing and internet technology and behavioural psychology. He is also a member of the Provincial Youth Network for Brechin.
Feel free to get in touch.

Elizabeth Anderson

Elizabeth is a member of St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral in Glasgow and a PhD student at the University of Glasgow in the Centre for the Study of Literature, Theology and the Arts. When not reading, she enjoys walking wherever there are trees, lakes or rivers to be found.

Elizabeth Duncan

Elizabeth Duncan is a member of the Church of Scotland (sometime Elder) in a Glasgow church. She enjoys reading biographies and travel writing, photography and working as a chartered accountant (really!).

Kimberly Bohan

Kimberly Bohan is an episcopal priest in the diocese of Argyll. She likes poetry and music and the play of light on water.

David Campbell

David Campbell is an Anglican Priest and currently working as the Chaplain at Fettes College in Edinburgh, Scotland, with the help of his pet tiger, Stripy.

+David Chillingworth

David Chillingworth is bishop of St Andrews, Dunkeld and Dunblane. He is a musician and fond advocate of the Bromton Folking Bicycle.

Rosemary Hannah

Rosemary Hannah is a member of St Paul’s Church, Rothesay. She is completing a biography of the Third Marquess of Bute and works as a cleaner.

Kelvin Holdsworth

The Very Reverend Kelvin Holdsworth is the Provost and Rector of St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral, Glasgow. He enjoys knitting, sailing, singing and blogging. His favorite poet is H.D.

Ruth Innes

Ruth Innes is the priest-in-charge of St Mark’s Portobello Scottish Episcopal Church in Edinburgh. Ruth enjoys reading, blogging, design, liturgy and listening to people’s stories.

Christine McIntosh

Christine McIntosh is a member of Holy Trinity Dunoon’s Lay Worship team. She sings, blogs and writes. She used to teach English in the state sector, and is now free to indulge other passions.

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