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George MacLeod

Name: George MacLeod
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Author: Ron Ferguson
ISBN: 9781901557534

Founder of the Iona Community - A Biography

by Ron Ferguson

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446 pages
Publisher: Wild Goose Publications
15.7 x 23 x 2.7 cm

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For those seeking inspiration from faith leaders.

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Discover the inspiring journey of George MacLeod, a war hero and minister who transformed lives in Glasgow and founded the Iona Community during tough times.

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A war hereo and successful young minister in Edinburgh during the 1920s, George MacLeod shocked his many admirers by taking a post in Govan, a poor and depressed area of Glasgow, and moving inexorably towards socialism and pacifism during the depression years. It was during this time that he embarked on the rebuilding of the ancient abbey on the Isle of Iona, taking with him unemployed craftsmen from the shipyards of the Clyde and trainee ministers, whom he persuaded to work as labourers. Out of this was the Iona Community.