🏰One of the best examples of a Medieval Church in the Hebrides.. also has some rude carvings! 🏰The church itself is truly a hidden gem, like stepping back in time. The Sheela na Gig carving is fascinating.. usually seen in Ireland with a few across the UK, this is one example. Thought to either represent fertility or to guard from evil spirits and may have Pagan roots. #history #folklore #isleofharris #medieval #sheelanagig | Emily in Scotland

7.9K views · 238 reactions | Norse (Viking) hogbacks displayed at Govan Old Parish Church in Glasgow, Scotland. These five probably date to the 10th century or thereabouts. Hogbacks are thought to be grave markers. They are believed to represent houses of the dead. | International Man of History | Facebook

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 A wee slice of Scotland right in the heart of Detroit! The Kirkin’ o’ the Tartans at Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian Church is a complete celebration of Scottish heritage — bagpipes, blessings, and a sense of community that fills the whole space. You don’t need Scottish roots to feel the pride. Just bring your love for tradition and togetherness. 💙 Happening every year on the Sunday before Thanksgiving, it’s a beautiful way to start the holiday season. 🎥 @detroitnomad1 #100Scotlan

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The Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, Rt Rev Rosie Frew, welcomes the start of #Advent. "This Advent take time to be still, to remember, to read from Scripture what it's all about, what it is we're preparing for. A Saviour has been born for you in humble surroundings away from home, welcomed by strangers. God's greatest gift. God's perfect gift. For you, for me. A child who brings peace and hope." #PeaceIgiveyou | Church of Scotland