No place like home....in the snow:

Snow comes to Dundee - early:

I have travelled to various parts of the world but there is nothing quite like stepping out of your door on a wintry morning into cold crisp snow. This was a very early fall but it was the second of the year so far. Global warming isn't warming us too much at the moment, and we hope it continues to get cold in the winters once again.

Our local church, St Peter's Free Church of Scotland in St Peter Street Dundee looks good most of the time but when the building is covered with a blanket of snow it seems to take on a fresh importance and beauty. http://www.stpeters-dundee.org.uk/

The bandstand on Magdalen Green is a bit of a landmark too, it is a specially nice place to walk in summer and winter, at any time for that matter.

The views around the whole country were wonderful during the snow fall, but there is nowhere like home.

God delusion video:

Rev. David Robertson comments on Dawkins' book:

David Robertson's You-Tube video comment on Dawkins' the God Delusion Please click here.

Fishin4Family

The Fishin4Family in full:
No matter what happens in life the family God provides you with will remain central to your life and existence in good times and in bad.
This picture (below) of Hugh & Marie was taken whilst visiting the North of England in 2007. Together they run a charity called Mission International www.mission-international.org to keep up to date on the news of Mission International click here.

David has just completed his Art degree at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art in Dundee. He now is looking for a job and we hope that he finds something he will enjoy (and of course be able to provide us with the requirements of our old age in the way in which we have become accustomed).

Amy's pic (below) was taken at her 18th birthday party, she has now changed a little since then and we hope for good things for her in the future.

Stephen & Janet's pic (below) was taken whilst they were on holiday in Africa, now they are both teaching in schools nearby their home.

Mark's pic (below) was taken a few months before he died. It is the latest and best photo we have of him and of course he remains dear to our hearts and always in our memories.