Slavery and the Church: Scottish Black History in British Black History month

In Scottish Black History, Slavery and the Church Scottish history Tour guide Bruce Fummey takes you to Auchterarder old Parish Church to explain the birth of the Free Church of Scotland and one of the tales from Scotland's history that is often forgotten.

Slavery in Scotland ended before slave income in Scotland ended. I was asked to produce a video on Scottish black history for British black history month and I had a ready made story very close to my home. Few will realise how the split in the Church of Scotland and the Free Church of Scotland feeds into Scottish black history and slavery. This is part of Scotland's story

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