The Clergy Tartan

[Southern Breeze]

Heres two more qualifications for this tarten-Ordination in the Ancient order of the kilt and Acolytes in the worship of the unbifurcated garment.

[Prester John]

Yeah, that's us.

I get nervous when I'm not wearing my cassock and cross, but interestingly, I feel fine in the kilt. Actually, I feel great in a kilt! Now I need to get one!

Now, if I could only get people to stop saying, when they see us, "So, sir, how old is your daughter?"

[Prester John]

Oops

I forgot to mention. That plaid is the Robertson Red, my wife's clan.

I'm in the Black Watch. As were the boys for these portraits.

[Prester John]

Has anyone seen the "Burning Bush" kilt pin and hat badge for Christian Clergy on ebay?

They look great! I think I'm going to have to update my Christmas list.

Now, how to casually work it into conversation with my wife.... :o

[macwilkin]

Has anyone seen the "Burning Bush" kilt pin and hat badge for Christian Clergy on ebay?

They look great! I think I'm going to have to update my Christmas list.

Now, how to casually work it into conversation with my wife.... :o

Father, Bless!

The "burning bush" is the emblem of the Church of Scotland (Presbyterian).

Regards,

Todd

[Prester John]

Father, Bless!

The "burning bush" is the emblem of the Church of Scotland (Presbyterian).

Regards,

Todd

And of the Incarnation of Christ, in general. I don't think anyone will accuse me of being Presbyterian, not if they get a look at me in Church, anyway. haha

I like it. I must have it.

I'm putting on my scheming face. 8-)

[davedove]

I read an article someplace recently and remembered this thread. The lady in the article was covering the church in relation to kilts and came to the conclusion that the family name of Jesus would be Davidson (in Scottish terms).

It would seem to me that christian clergy could wear the Davidson tartan with that explanation.