|
Annual Autumn Gathering and AGM
This was held on Friday 5th October 2018 in North Berwick and proved to be a great occasion.
For fuller information and photos link to our News Page.
The "Scottish Pilgrim Routes Forum" (SPRF) was established in February 2012 following a meeting of interested
persons and organisations held at Culross Abbey. This follows a period over 2 to 3 years of seminars and meetings
where ecumenical church groups and individuals, Scottish Parliamentarians, SNH, Visit Scotland and walking enthusiasts,
to mention but some, have been looking at the potential for growth and development in "Faith Tourism" and Pilgrimage
routes.
Since its establishment its membership and influence has expanded and by 2014 SPRF became a Scottish Charitable
Incorported Organisation (SCIO).
This SCIO aims to be a focal point for discussion and development of Pilgrim Routes within Scotland.
To request a copy of our leaflet click on this
LINK and type in your mailing address.
For fuller information on the background to the SPRF development and to understand what SPRF is planning to do
link to the article written by Nick Cooke and published in "OPEN HOUSE"
in the April/May 2012 edition.
To learn more about membership and how to become a "Full" or "Associate" member click on the "Members' section" or on this
link then download a PDF constitution and application form.
Following the Celtic Way
A New Assessment of Celtic Christianity by Ian Bradley.
This is a new book written by one of our SPRF Trustees and published by Dalton, Longman and Todd.
The publishers are offering a discount price to SPRF members who wish to purchase this interesting and enlightening book. The
retail price is £12.99 but using the SPRF discount code this can be purchased for £6.49 (50%).
To make a purchase click on the following LINK then follow the on-line instructions by adding this item to your basket and when asked for "Discount code"
type in "celticway".
There is an additional P&P charge of £2.50.
 |
|
 |
Abernethy Market Cross on Three Saints Way |
|
Vantage point on Three Saints Way looking NW over the Tay |
 |
|
 |
Norwegian Pilgrim walkers at Kirk Hill, St Abbs
site of St Aebbe's monestary |
|
Norwegian Pilgrim at Horsecastle Bay, site of
St Cuthbert & the two otters |
|
 |
|
 |
Pilgrim walkers leaving Melrose Abbey |
|
Northern Cross Pilgrims on route to Lindisfarne |
|
|
