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(All between pages 16 and 17)
St Bride’s Parish Church, Sanquhar
St Bride’s Parish Church, Sanquhar: The Chancel
St Bride’s Parish Church, Sanquhar: Chancel and Transept
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An account of the life of a key member of the Church Service Society and the influential Aberdeen Ecclesiological Society, minister of the East Church, Aberdeen, author, editor, and ecumenist.
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Against the increasing practice of evening communions, the author calls for attention to the stronger symbolism of Sunday morning. He also writes on the question of orientation.
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An account of the foundation of this sixteenth century collegiate church, key events in its history, and a detailed look at its fabric, including the restoration of 1935-6. Illustrated.
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Henderson is shown as the foremost minister in 17th century Scotland, and his own writings and materials from the time are quarried for information about details of church practice, with particular attention given to Baptism and Holy Communion. The Westminster Directory, to which Henderson contributed, is also discussed. An interesting digression is the use of the form of the praefatio, preface.
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The Rev Thomas Marjoribanks, DD
The Rev Ninian Hill, DD
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The misuse of the Charge at an Ordination/Induction and the practice of omitting the sermon. The use of lecterns. A Service Book for the Young in preparation, and an earlier such publication, from the Society and edited by James Cooper, in 1917, is recalled.
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(All between pages 24 and 25)
Biggar - St Mary’s
Biggar - St Mary’s: Chancel and Apse
Biggar - St Mary’s: The Transepts
Biggar - St Mary’s: Norman Door: South Transept
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The article encompasses the origins of the lectern, the history of their use in Scotland, detailed information on the acquisition and design of a comprehensive list of lecterns in local churches, table lecterns, lectern cloths, and how they should be used today.
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An account of the foundation, ruin and restoration of the building and a detailed description of its interior, furnishings and inscriptions, with photographs.
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William McMillan - short note on
The Ministry of the Word by F D Coggan, MA, DD
The Book of Common Prayer by D E Harrison, MA
Strange Victory by M A C Warren
(All Canterbury Press)
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The most common positions and a discussion of the best locations for the instrument and for the choir.
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The origins of both garments, the distinction between them, and suggestions as to how they most properly should be used in the Church of Scotland.
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The Lectern, St Leonard’s Parish Church, Dunfermline - Facing page 14
St Fillan’s Parish Church, Aberdour (before restoration) - Facing page 15
St Fillan’s Parish Church, Aberdour (after restoration) - Facing page 16
St Fillan’s Parish Church, Aberdour (Interior) - Facing page 17
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