Scottish Baptist Lay Preachers Association

We are a group of young and old, men and women, new and experienced Scottish Baptist lay preachers who are available for pulpit supply. Our Personal Profiles Directory which is regularly updated will you get a bit of snapshot of our members who are available for pulpit supply.

Are you looking for someone for puplit supply? We are a group of young and old, men and women, new and experienced Scottish Baptist lay preachers who are available for pulpit supply. We have drawn up a Personal Profiles Directory which will you get a bit of snapshot of our members who [...]

Mull Baptist church in Bunessan are inviting lay preachers to come over and have a holiday on the island in their caravan and lead one (or more!) of our services their year. They are a small fellowship who enjoy having fellowship with holiday makers. Current available dates are March 14th, 21st; April 4th; May 2nd, 16th,  23rd, [...]

We are a group of young and old, men and women, new and experienced Scottish Baptist lay preachers who available for pulpit supply.   It could be to cover holidays or for a one off sunday or more during a vacancy period.  Our Personal Profiles Directory  is updated as and when changes are made.  This will give you a flavour of [...]

Pulpit Supply – Islay Baptist Church…
Any SBLPA lay preachers who can help should contact their church Secretary, David Formby or SBLPA General Secretary for more information – opportunity for a long weekend in Islay -accomodation provided!

 Jim McNulty Active Member, Perth It’s a long road to Mull but to get there you pass through some of Scotland’s most magnificent scenery. There are several routes available but I travelled via Glen Coe, Corran Ferry and Lochaline to Fishnish. There is then the long drive on single track roads down through Mull to Bunessan.
The [...]

From Glen Cartwright, General Secretary
Wigtown, nestling a few miles to the south of Newton Stewart, in deepest Galloway, is not only the traditional centre of the former burgh of Wigtownshire, but is home to the graves of the Covenanters who were martyred in 1685 by being tied to a stake in Wigtown Bay and is [...]