Joyful Baptism in Church
Morag Brooks was baptised in our church on Sunday, 15 December as part of the morning service. It was, very appropriately, on the third Sunday of Advent, the theme of which is always ‘Joy.’
Morag Brooks was baptised in our church on Sunday, 15 December as part of the morning service. It was, very appropriately, on the third Sunday of Advent, the theme of which is always ‘Joy.’
On Saturday 21st September St Andrews Church took part in the Caithness and Sutherland ‘Doors Open Days’. We entertained some fascinated visitors in the Church and explained some of the history which goes back into the 17th century with strong links to the Earls of Sutherland.
One of our visitors, Mr Briscoe from Fort William, followed up with some additional information about the 5th Seaforth Highlanders memorial plaque featured in the Church.
He explains as follows:
“I suspect that the 5th Seaforth WWI memorial was originally in the Drill Hall….”
“I had seen this report previously and made enquiries about what happened to the memorial, your memorial is the same as one in Wick Heritage Centre so sure it is the one in this report….”
Small world!
“Kirk of Secrets” is a film about Old St Peter’s Church in Thurso, which, they say, was similar to our church in Golspie. Part of the film was shot in our church. In one scene, our minister was asked to read portions of the last sermon preached in Old St Peter’s from the pulpit in St Andrew’s, Golspie.”
The robe and crown were made by Shona Duncan. The flag was loaned to us by the local branch of the British Legion.