• Scottish Episcopalians at Pride Glasgow

  12/07/2012

  There’s going to be a group of Scottish Episcopalians walking (marching? processing?) together at Pride Glasgow on Saturday.

  This is being organised by one or two people from St Mary’s but anyone is welcome to join in. You don’t have to be gay, Scottish or Episcopalian either.

  All you have to do is want to be there.

  Here’s the invitation as it appears on facebook….

  The parade goes from Kelvin Way and ends up at George Square. We plan to meet on the steps to the Dumbarton Road entrance of the Kelvingrove Museum at 10.45am. All are welcome to come — LGBT folk, friends, family, allies, friends from other denominations, congregation, faith group etc. Anyone who would like to join in the procession in the company of a church group.

  If you want to join in, let either Beth or myself know you are coming and indicate interest via the Facebook Event if you are on FB.

  Dress code – colourful. Clergy – please wear a clerical collar if you can.

  Those who have reached mid…. er, mid-life, may wish to bring ear-plugs. It can get wonderfully noisy.

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