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Kate Bottley

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Songs of Praise: Kinross

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Kate Bottley visits Kinross and Jay Lusted takes to the skies in a glider.

Kate Bottley is in Kinross in search of the Celtic symbol of the Holy Spirit, the wild goose, and Jay Lusted takes to the skies in a glider for a bird's eye view.

The Rev. Kate Bottley is in Kinross on the banks of Loch Leven, the largest loch in the Scottish Lowlands. At the RSPB reserve at dawn, she sees thousands of pink-footed geese take flight, and she hears from one of the volunteers about why the goose is a symbol of the Holy Spirit in the Celtic church. She visits the local children’s hospice, Rachel House, to see their inspirational work, and new Songs of Praise presenter Jay Lusted takes to the skies in a specially adapted glider that enables people with disabilities to experience the exhilaration of flying. There are hymns from around Scotland, and Eddie Reader sings Amazing Grace in the stunning Dunnottar Castle in Aberdeenshire.

Immortal Invisible – St Ninian’s Cathedral, Perth 
Spirit of God, Unseen as the Wind – Stockbridge Church, Edinburgh
It Is Well With My Soul – Hackney Empire 
Our God Is Greater – The Church of Christ the Cornerstone, Milton Keynes 
Amazing Grace – Eddi Reader
Indescribable – Christ Church Downend, Bristol
I to the Hills Will Lift Mine Eyes – Glasgow Cathedral


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