
“If I should die among the snow” – a Winter Conventicle, Closeburn – SFH080
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John Brown was the greatest theological writer in the later Covenanting period. To find out more about Brown’s writing and his profound insights into Christ and biblical Christianity, visit the Blog of John Brown at ReformationScotland.org
To dig deeper, visit ScotlandsForgottenHistory.com
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The town of Moffat is a very popular and attractive tourist destination in Dumfries and Galloway. Matthew Vogan and Jimmy Fisher discuss some of the stories from the town’s history that don’t usually make it into the presentations of many tour guides in the area.
Please visit their website for more details on Scottish Reformation Tours
To dig deeper, visit ScotlandsForgottenHistory.com
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A tale of two inns. The Crook Inn (on the A701 near Tweedsmuir) and Birkhill Cottage (on the A708 near the Grey Mare’s Tail Nature Reserve) were both used by Covenanters as well as Claverhouse and his dragoons. But what would happen if they were both there at the same time?
Matthew Vogan and Jimmy Fisher are driving around in the hills between Edinburgh and Moffat to discover the tales behind some of the abandoned places by the roadside.
To dig deeper visit ScotlandsForgottenHistory.com
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Jimmy Fisher joins Matthew Vogan to discover more of the places that played significant roles in Scotland’s Covenanting past. In this episode they’re exploring near the Talla reservoir in the Borders to find out more about the field preacher, James Renwick.
To read more about James Renwick, and to read some of his insights into Christ and biblical truth (updated into modern English) please visit the Blog of James Renwick on ReformationScotland.org
To dig deeper, visit ScotlandsForgottenHistory.com