The minister of Dunkeld Cathedral, Rev Fraser Penny, gives an account of how minister and congregation responded to the lockdown that accompanied the Covid-19 pandemic. Rather than film full services in the church buildings, use was made of the landscape, outdoor imagery, other meeting places in the parish, drawing on the history of the community as well as on talents, which emerged in the congregation in response to the crisis. It led to new approaches in worship, using music differently, and to wider ‘congregations’. Given as a talk at a study day on the subject (above), it raised questions about church practice and presence.
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