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Saturday, July 21, 2007

Former Women for Mission treasurer recognised by the Queen

Mrs Anne Mackay met the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh at the Palace of Holyroodhouse on 5 July at a reception held to recognise individuals who have made a significant contribution to Scottish life.

Early in May the Moderator, Rev John Ross, received a phone call from an official at Buckingham Palace asking him to nominate someone who had made an exceptional contribution to the Free Church of Scotland at the grassroots level, and who was deserving of recognition.

For the last 25 years Mrs MacKay has been treasurer of Women For Mission. Through her committed voluntary work she has been responsible, directly and indirectly, for raising in excess of £100,000 for overseas development, humanitarian projects and similar good causes related to the mission work of the Free Church of Scotland. Her commitment, diligence and cheerfulness is a source of inspiration to colleagues at home as well as a great encouragement to workers overseas.

Full story at the Free Church of Scotland.

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