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AUTHORReginald F. CampbellMuch Ado About NothingI graduated from Edinburgh University with a B.D. (Batchelor of Divinity) Ordinary degree in 1975. Thereafter, I went on to gain both a Diploma in Christian Education and a Secondary teaching qualification in Religious Education and History. I entered the Church of Scotland ministry in 1979 and served in two parishes, in the Borders at Newcastleton in a linked charge with the local Congregational Church and at Kildrum Parish Church in Cumbernauld. I was Moderator of the Presbytery of Jedburgh from 1988-89. Since then I have worked both as a Financial adviser and for several years as a Security Officer whilst doing further studies in Information Technology with the Open University. In December 2001 I successfully completed my OU studies gaining a general BSc.(Open) and a Diploma in Information Technology. I am now minister of Daviot and Dunlichity with Moy, Dalarossie and Tomatin in the Presbytery of Inverness and so too at present Interim Moderator of Kiltarlity and Kirkhill Churches. Further, I am also a distance learning tutor for the International Christian College in Glasgow. My interests are computing, reading, photography, gardening and attempting ski-ing! I met my wife Rosemary when she was a student at Moray House College of Education. We have two sons Neil (23) and Iain (21). Neil graduated from St Andrews University where he was doing an MA(Hons) in Theological Studies. Neil and his fiancee Roxanne were married on the 18th July 2009. Since then Neil has also moved to a new job as Centre Director for Highland and Islands Youth For Christ. Iain having finished an Outdoor Pursuits course at Inverness College is now looking for a job mending computers. We also have a dog called Jake who is a cross between a Yorkshire Terrier and a Malteese Terrier. OU StudiesPrevious Courses and Future Plans
I would next like to do the Microsoft A+ course and exam. If I ever have the time! Hopes and Dreams.Now that I have successfully passed T305 and gained a Diploma In Information Technology and a BSC (Open). In 2003 I completed an attatchment at St James Church, Falkirk where I put my new knowledge to good use and developed their web site. Last year 2004 I have set up this website for Daviot and Dunlichity l/w Moy, Dalarossie and Tomatin. In 2005 I have also set up a web site for the Presbytery of Inverness. I have also just been appointed as chairman of the Inverness branch of the Scottish Bible Society. A new website, the production of which I was very much involved in, has been launched in 2006 for Moy, Dalarossie and Tomatin, under the instigation of the Community Council its address is www.tomatin.org.uk, do have a look at it! Also, a further similar website has been launched for the Strathnairn Community Council www.strathnairn.org.uk at the beginning of 2007. The Final Frontier.This Strathsnairnanddearn website was set up using EasyHtmt 2.2 to do the coding, various graphics packages, text imported from wordprocessors, images produced using a scanner and a digital camera etc. It was put together during my weeks study leave at the Glenholm Centre in the borders. Thanks 'Neil' at Glenholm Centre for your help! DisclaimerI take no responsibility for any increase in your faith as a result of the information contained in this web site! If it helps don't blame me. If it does not you have been warned! Logical Computing is a virtual computer company that exists only in my mind. We do not sell anything! Nor have we been paid to advertise any of the products mentioned!Contact DetailsNew email address: campbell578@talktalk.net Revised Feb. 2010 R.F. Campbell Logical Computing |