And on to Inverness

This morning was beautiful in Stornoway. The harbour was still and the sun bright making lovely reflections as we rose at 5:30 to get ready for the early ferry to Ullapool. We had a splendid crossing - a bit of roly-poly as we crossed the Minch, but then a super cruise up the loch to Ullapool watching the porpoises play. En route we read and talked about the "Abrege de la discipline" of the Eglise Reformee Evangelique Independante - extracts from the Floirac church's constitution.

From Ullapool we had a dash down to Inverness where Iain had to catch the train to go down to the UFM Council Conference at Melton Mowbray. The plan was that we would locate Revd David Meredith's house then drive to the station, then later I would return alone to the manse. David foiled our little plan by seeing us, getting us in for coffee, then driving us to the station.
Then off to the church for a pensioners' lunch club where David interviewed me before a splendid fellow in plaid recounted (reenacted?) the story of the battle of Culloden.

This evening I met with the UFM Inverness Prayer Group. I found my way there easily with David's directions and Iain's map and managed to set up the (enormous and ancient) data projector all on my own. It was good to meet the folks who are partners with us in prayer.

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