• Eric Liddell

    “We are all missionaries. Wherever we go we either bring people nearer to Christ or we repel them from Christ.” Eric Liddell, who died on this day, 21st February 1945.

  • A Piece of Reformation History

    As part of some personal research today, our guide Jimmy got his hands on this Latin and Hebrew Old Testament published in 1546 in Basel, Switzerland, and which belonged to the great Scottish Reformer John Knox, who acquired it in 1561. It was discovered a few years ago by staff at the University of Glasgow…

  • Children on Tours

    Our eldest Grandson wanted to visit the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh for a day out. As a special client he also got his very own private Reformation tour as well, here he is visiting John Knox’s grave. It’s amazing how much children love visiting these places and hearing the stories of Scotland’s Reformation….

  • James Renwick’s Last Words

    Some of Covenanter James Renwick’s last words before his execution. He was addressing the crowds as he stood on the scaffold in Edinburgh. Learn more about the Covenanters on our tours. https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=637797201925241

  • John Witherspoon

    Born on this day, famous Scottish minister, John Witherspoon (5th Feb 1723 – 15th Nov 1794). John Witherspoon, born in Gifford near Haddington was a Church of Scotland minister and educator who became a key figure in American history. He studied at the University of Edinburgh and was ordained in 1743. During the 1745 Jacobite…

  • Knox’s Pulpit

    The majestic Castle Campbell is situated on a scenic position high in the Ochil hills. This was a stronghold of the Campbell family who were the Earls of Argyle and chiefs of the Clan Campbell. The family were among the strongest supporters of the Protestant Reformation in Scotland. During John Knox’s brief return to Scotland…