Merkinch
George Morrison
Merkinch Word on the Week 11th February 2023. What has a down-town district in a remote town in the Scottish Highlands got to do with ‘Word on the Week’? How could such a place ever be newsworthy? Merkinch was usually referred to as ‘The Ferry’. The place where the car ferry left Inverness and travelled […]
Brigit’s Day
George Morrison
Brigit’s Day Word on the Week 4th February 2023. We have a new Public Holiday. February 1st has been decreed. This brings us into line with the bulk of the EU with the same number of public holidays. Historically this was St Brigit’s Day. The name Brigit means different things to different people! She is […]
Snowdrops
George Morrison
Snowdrops Word on the Week 28th January 2023. They have reappeared, on cue, these harbingers of spring to delight the eye and reassure the heart of warmer days ahead. God’s promise again fulfilled. “While the earth remains, seedtime and harvest, and cold and heat, and summer and winter, and day and night shall not cease” […]
Prayer from Kansas
George Morrison
Prayer from Kansas Word on the Times 31st December 2022. A prayer uttered 25 years ago in the State Legislature building in Kansas created waves when it was first created. A friend sent it to me recently, as large parts of it are still relevant today! Here is an edited version. Almighty God, our […]
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