Rev. Albert Bogle

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  Rev.Albert Bogle St Andrew's Parish Church

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  Rev.Albert Bogle St Andrew's Parish Church

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  The event was organised by Betty Winkley who, over the last six years, has helped raise over £22,000 for the Vine Trust, a charity founded by her brother Albert Bogle, the minister of a church in Bo'ness.

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  Albert Bogle
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  The English literature student from Blacksburg, Virginia didn't look like a killer.To fellow students, Cho Seung-hui was a hard-working South Korean.It now turns out that he had a huge grudge going on against his fellow students.He disapproved of their lifestyles, so he became their judge and jury.Another man in Edinburgh recently murdered his neighbour, becoming his judge and jury using a concrete slab.He was overhead laughing and shouting,"Ha ha, Tam's deed" All of these incidents are reminders to us that human nature is violent and can do some heinous things.

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  Thoughts and comments on life and the world from our minister, Albert Bogle
  
  The first of several new blogs (weblogs â€" web journals, if you will) has launched from the church website here.
  
  iTalker - blog.standonline.org.uk/italker
  
  Albert, our minister, has kicked us off with the electronic musings of iTalker.

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  Former Moderator Rev Dr John Miller and Bo'ness minister Rev Albert Bogle were guests at a conference on the Church of Scotland report Church Without Walls arranged by the Presbytery of Melrose and Peebles.
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  Mr Bogle set out his three Rs: Relationships - how well are they in our congregations?Relevancy - listen and learn from all the generations.

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  In 1986, local minister, Rev Albert Bogle was instrumental in getting the shop opened.He and his team of volunteers who man the shop, can be credited with consistently fantastic contributions to The Trust being made.
  
  You may have heard of The Amazon Ferry Project which is administered by The Vine Trust in Bo'ness.This is a real-life adventure story of the Reverend Willie McPherson and his six fellow adventurers.

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  Albert Bogle, Chairman of the Vine Trust said: "I was overwhelmed by BAE Systems' generosity in donating skilled labour.

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  Albert Bogle The Vine Trust

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  Reverend Albert Bogle, of St Andrew's Church, is furious that Telewest refuses to introduce its Blueyonder broad-band service at the church's public internet access point.And he is now calling on his 600-strong congregation to support BT's aim to introduce a broadband exchange for the town.The row started when Mr Bogle applied to have Blueyonder installed at the church which, for residential customers, costs £10.But Telewest does not recognise the church as a residential property and feels installing broadband would not be "viable".Mr Bogle fumed: "I'm told there is no technical reason why broadband can't be installed - it's just about finances.
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  And Mr Bogle believes that, with the backing of his parishioners, the trigger level could quickly be met.He said: "We have 600 people in our congregation and I'm sure with their help that the church will be making its way back to BT.
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  That two-year funding deal, however, will run out in April which is why Mr Bogle is looking for ways to continue the service as cost-effectively as possible.The church also runs a youth media project which attracts some 50 youngsters each Friday.They have helped to make promotional videos for Bo'ness Academy as well as for other Church of Scotland congregations the length and breadth of the country.And Mr Bogle has hopes of being the first church in Scotland to broadcast services live on the net.

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