Support Reverend Scott Rennie

9:33 am PDT, Jun 11, Ian Cruickshank, United Kingdom

4:33 am PDT, Jun 11, Mchelle Melville, United Kingdom
Why in 2009 are we still having these issues?

2:03 am PDT, Jun 8, Lesley Gordon, United Kingdom

3:24 am PDT, Jun 6, Linda Hargie, United Kingdom

5:54 pm PDT, Jun 4, Henry Harmon, Georgia

9:05 am PDT, Jun 3, Alison Flintham, United Kingdom

6:46 pm PDT, Jun 2, Geoff Turk, Georgia

4:07 am PDT, Jun 1, Rita Mulvaney, United Kingdom
I am a Christian I believe we are made as God intended. As an aside, ALL start life in the womb as female! Surprise? So Eve (girl) comes first then Adam,(boy)may develop. I am hetrosexual but champion sanity and the oppressed. The bible may be inspired by God but it was written at a time when people did not know as much about human development with knowledge should come understanding not bigotry, we were given reason to use. It is not resaonable for anyone in their right mind to choose a lifestyle that can meet with hositility from the igonorant. At times homosexuals lose family, friends, home, job when they reveal they are 'gay'. For me sexuality is not an issue and I doubt it is Gods! W are asked to love tenderly and live justly, peace and blessings Rita

11:41 pm PDT, May 31, Christine Hawkins, United Kingdom
It is time that the church followed The Christ whom it professes to serve; Jesus had NOTHING to say about sexuality, but quite a lot to say about hypocrisy...

10:20 am PDT, May 30, Margot Newman, United Kingdom

7:42 am PDT, May 30, Evonne Maddow, West Virginia

6:02 am PDT, May 30, Name not displayed, United Kingdom

3:14 am PDT, May 30, Alison Crerar, United Kingdom

7:41 am PDT, May 29, Fiona Maddow, West Virginia

7:07 am PDT, May 28, Ian Watson, Spain

5:35 am PDT, May 28, Lora Ward, United Kingdom

5:17 am PDT, May 28, Iloveharddirtyhairy Gaycockwilliesandassess, United Kingdom
I Believe that gay is the way unlike the zion baptist church. Scott Rennie No.1, we all know he takes it up the bum. P.S call me big boy xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Gay Pride!!!!!!

2:46 am PDT, May 28, Sarah Boisseau, United Kingdom

5:13 pm PDT, May 27, Malissa Cunningham, United Kingdom

5:03 pm PDT, May 27, Name not displayed, United Kingdom

5:01 pm PDT, May 27, Jacob Gartside, United Kingdom

4:48 pm PDT, May 27, Ahmed Mahmood, United Kingdom
I have known the Rev for many years and have enjoyed this services and the manner he shows the world in a more positive way I can remember all the times I have heard him speaking and it always makes me smile and think of the world in a brighter way if more people were like the Rev Scott Rennie then the world truly would be a better place for it. Only of late have I found out of his sexual inclination and it does not affect my view of him anyways he did the church *Cathedral* proud and anyone who says different clearly was not watching the same man. Personally I am more saddened by the loss of The Rev to our local Community but our loss is the gain of somewhere else.

11:21 am PDT, May 27, Michael Thomson, United Kingdom
I find it ridiculous in this day and age that this sort of thing should even be debated. I'm sure there are plenty of LGBT folk that are doing great jobs elsewhere in their communities. Those that appear to be in favour in indiscrimination are in fact discriminating themselves. What happened to equality and dignity of the spirit?

7:07 am PDT, May 27, Bill Moore, United Kingdom

4:29 am PDT, May 27, Kerry Syme, United Kingdom

2:01 am PDT, May 27, Charles Thompson, United Kingdom
Lets hear more about Gods work with gay people! Scott Rennie has been very brave to be open!

1:13 am PDT, May 27, Andrew Deuchar, United Kingdom

11:32 pm PDT, May 26, Brit Souter, United Kingdom

3:29 pm PDT, May 26, Alana Duncan, United Kingdom
Its about time people should stop discriminating

9:35 am PDT, May 26, Name not displayed, United Kingdom

6:52 am PDT, May 26, Garry Brough, United Kingdom

12:36 am PDT, May 26, Angela Evans, United Kingdom
it is disgusting in this day and age that people, who call themselves Christian, still believe that to be gay is not normal!

2:02 pm PDT, May 25, James Turner, United Kingdom
I have struggled for over 40 years with being gay and having even been married until 2 months ago. I fully support the Rev Scott Rennie I am a practising Christian, and believe in a God who has made as all as he has made us and that being gay is just the way some of us are.

1:09 pm PDT, May 25, Fiona Miller, United Kingdom

12:20 pm PDT, May 25, Judith Robertson, United Kingdom
Rev Rennie's capacity to work in his parish will only be enhanced if he is allowed the freedom to live his life to the full. He has my full support and well done to his own congregation for being so supportive.

11:34 am PDT, May 25, Margaret Craig, United Kingdom

11:31 am PDT, May 25, Lynne Heslop, Spain
there is absolutely no reason why a persons sexuality should be of interest to employers even those within the church.

11:10 am PDT, May 25, Anne Horrigan, United Kingdom
a quote by Eva Heymann speaking about the care & love between 2 men she knew, one of whom was dying of HIV in the early '90s. " When you see love like that & then you hear cries of ' get rid of the gays' that's when you think 'whose side am I on?' Well I know whose side I'm on: I'm on the side of love" I wish you the best.

10:09 am PDT, May 25, Steve Brown, United Kingdom

10:01 am PDT, May 25, Name not displayed, United Kingdom
Inclusion - if the church does not understand what that means, where will we all be?

9:17 am PDT, May 25, Sarah Lister, United Kingdom

7:27 am PDT, May 25, Francisco Silva, Brazil

6:47 am PDT, May 25, Mike Nolan, United Kingdom

5:18 am PDT, May 25, Willie Wilson, United Kingdom

3:35 am PDT, May 25, Militza Maitland, United Kingdom

3:38 pm PDT, May 24, Julie Campbell, United Kingdom

2:53 pm PDT, May 24, Sandra Grieve, United Kingdom

2:22 pm PDT, May 24, Nance Galloway, United Kingdom
I am a Scot, living in Kent these past seven and a half years. I am a Gay Christian, who last year was rejected for lay readership on the grounds of my sexuality. Well done Scott. I imagine you have had a very stressful time recently, but the rainbow shines through the conservative glass ceiling of the C of S.

1:36 pm PDT, May 24, Gregg Iceton, United Kingdom
Congratulations to a man willing to stand up for modern religion.

12:45 pm PDT, May 24, Elizabeth Kite, United Kingdom

11:38 am PDT, May 24, Lizzie Linton, United Kingdom

11:18 am PDT, May 24, Name not displayed, Massachusetts

7:52 am PDT, May 24, Shannon NicDhomhnaill, Canada

6:48 am PDT, May 24, Eileen Taylor, United Kingdom

6:09 am PDT, May 24, Name not displayed, United Kingdom

5:11 am PDT, May 24, Nigel Hackett, United Kingdom

5:06 am PDT, May 24, Linda Hackett, United Kingdom

4:16 am PDT, May 24, Benedita Whitehouse, United Kingdom

3:34 am PDT, May 24, Prakash Bijwe, United Kingdom
The appointment and election of people into positions in society can only rationally be based on merit.

2:49 am PDT, May 24, Tim Morrison, United Kingdom
over 20 years ago I was one of the first divinity students in Scotland to come out as gay - and that was the end of that!

1:54 am PDT, May 24, June Fettes, United Kingdom

1:49 am PDT, May 24, Name not displayed, United Kingdom

1:09 am PDT, May 24, Peter Bowes, United Kingdom

6:12 pm PDT, May 23, Russelle Gardiner, Canada
I am sincere in my belief that God would welcome Scott Rennie as his representative and it's quite shameful that in this century people can be so negative towards anyone who is different from their perception as to what is defined as 'acceptable'. If your doctor dentist or lawyer was a 'gay' person would you avoid their services? God made the human race with all its differences and he is wiser than anyone else so please welcome this young man in the true spirit of a Christian assembly.

5:44 pm PDT, May 23, Michael Coates, United Kingdom

4:13 pm PDT, May 23, Jennie Adam, United Kingdom
For the past 9 years the Rev Scott Rennie has ministered at Brechin Cathedral with not a word of comment from those that now oppose his appoitment at Queens Cross. What has prompted thier sudden concern? Why was the fact that he is openly gay not of importance last year or the year before that?

3:59 pm PDT, May 23, Ian Cormack, United Kingdom
How fantastic for Aberdeen ... the place of my birth .... ! I have always felt that 'us Aberdonians'...need to be challenged in our beliefs and prejudices...and therefore I am so pleased that the Rev Scott Rennie has now been 'officially appointed. ' Bless you in your pastoral journey ...and I celebrate the arrival...of acceptance, difference, diversity, peace, love, ..tolerance ..and understanding ......how refreshing ..... !

3:44 pm PDT, May 23, Molly Young, United Kingdom
Religion is there to give people hope and refuge. How can a religion be so contradictory and judgemental? If somebody is willing to give themself to a religion, they should not be questioned. Christianity needs to modernize. If it did, it'd probably encourage the younger generation to get more involved.

3:31 pm PDT, May 23, Donna Greens, United Kingdom

1:31 pm PDT, May 23, Name not displayed, United Kingdom
Rev Rennie was the Vicar for our school for many years and I have never attended nor seen hundreds of school aged children have fun and learn more than at his services. What happens in his very private area of his life is of no concern or business of anybody but himself. I wish him well.