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It is a source of praise and thankfulness to the Most High to see your building to this stage of completion. We are encouraged by the Lord’s faithfulness to us in these days. We must stand for the old ways; in so doing the resounding of the singing of the Psalms of David, and the proclamation of the unadulterated word in these days of apostasy will be blessed, and our smallness is not to be despised for it is His work (Zec. 4:10).
Are there any more recent photographs?
Rev Kemp
I have now updated the website. I have been very busy during the holiday period and although I had taken many pictures, it was only today I put them on the website. I went to the church site today and took the latest picutres of the outside. I hope to go to the church at the beginning of the week to get up-to-date photos of the inside.
Sincere condolences to Minister&Mrs Clark and family on their recent bereavement.
Dear all,
It is wonderful to see the building on so far. We thought we would have heard of a date for opening already.
It would be good just to be in the building, and do not worry too much about elders’ pews or precentor’s box – I’m sure that these things matter little on the great scale of giving worship to the Most High.
Best wishes,
RAK
I was delighted to visit this beautiful building yesterday.
The building is commodious and has all the modern facilities one would expect. Mrs Macleod and the senior elder, Angus, gave an interesting account of what had taken place over the past months, and it was encouraging to hear an account from those who have such a keen interest in the Lord’s cause in this particular place.
May the Lord bless the proclamation of the word in the years ahead. Reformed, Biblical preaching; faithfulness in worship, practice and discipline; maintaining the old ways which our Free Church fathers and fore-fathers could recognise, adhere to, and delight in – the Lord God shall surely own for Himself.
May He receive all the glory!
Every blessing in your new building
This is a lovely new building. I rejoice in the Lord with you.
Congratulations on the completion of a beautiful, functional building. May the minister, office bearers and congregation know much of the Lord’s blessing in the work and worship there.
We have to follow God’s Word, our ONLY sure Hope and the ONLY Truth.
Thy Word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path. Psalm 119:105
Very nice pictures.
Todd K. USA
I present the psalms but the tune Loch Broom is new to me. Is this a recognized psalm tune?
Hello Ewen.
It all depends on what you mean by a “recognized psalm tune”. Presumably, you mean those tunes that are in one of the common Psalters in use today.
We are not aware of the inclusion of Lochbroom in any of the common Psalters available at present although that may change as time goes on. There are, actually, a number of tunes in common use that aren’t in any of the common Psalters – “Bays of Harris”, “Ardross” and “Gairloch” spring to mind as examples.
Their not currently being in a Psalter doesn’t invalidate their use so long as they are in the appropriate meter.
I hope that clarifies your query.
Every Blessing.
Site Admin.
Where can I find the sheet music of Lochbroom? I would love to sing this with my church choir in the Netherlands.
Thank you in advance!
Erik
Hello Erik,
I’m not sure that it is available in sheet music format. I’m not aware of its existence anywhere. We simply learned it by ear.
Every Blessing,
Site Admin