The PCA Administrative Committee invites you to join

Dr. Bryan Chapell on a

Reformation Scotland Tour

Embark on a Journey through Scotland’s Rich Reformed Christian History!

The PCA Administrative Committee invites you to join us on a remarkable tour of Scotland, where you will explore the roots of early Christian and Reformation history. This once-in-a-lifetime trip will be led by Dr. Bryan Chapell, Stated Clerk of the PCA, as we travel through iconic sites that shaped the faith we hold dear today.

Main Tour: March 8 – March 18, 2025
Optional London Extension: March 17 – March 19, 202

Highlights of the Tour

St. Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh – Worship at the historic site where John Knox once preached.
Lindisfarne Island – Walk the grounds of the monastery established in 635.
Edinburgh Castle & John Knox House – Discover the Reformation’s deep history in the heart of Edinburgh.
St. Andrews – Visit the birthplace of the Scottish Reformation and hear Dr. Chapell talk at St. Andrews Chapel.
Iona Abbey – Explore the island where St. Columba brought Christianity to Scotland.
Stirling Castle & Bannockburn – Immerse yourself in Scotland’s medieval history and hear Dr. Chapell speak at the Church of the Holy Rude.
Registration and Details – www.EO.travel/mytrip
- Tour = ST25, Date = 030825C, Code = C, ID = 62384

Optional Extension to London: For those who want to continue the adventure, add two days in London on your own or follow BryanChapell as he explores sights such as Westminster Abbey, the Tower of London, and more!

Spiritual Growth and Fellowship

On this tour, Dr. Bryan Chapell will not only share his insights on church history but also discuss the vital role of the PCA Administrative Committee in the ministry of the PCA. Learn how we provide churches, presbyteries, and the Assembly with the expertise and coordination needed to fulfill our Church’s mission and how your involvement, prayer, and financial support will help advance our mission to promote the peace, purity and mission of the PCA.

Itinerary Overview

Saturday, March 8 – Depart from the USA.
Sunday, March 9 – Arrive in Edinburgh and attend a service at St. Giles.
Monday, March 10 – Travel to Lindisfarne Island, return to Edinburgh.
Tuesday, March 11 – Explore Edinburgh: Castle, John Knox House, and St. Giles.
Wednesday, March 12 – Visit St. Andrews, Dr. Chapell talks at St. Andrews Chapel.
Thursday, March 13 – Stirling Castle, Wallace Memorial, Oban.
Friday, March 14 – Visit Iona Abbey with Dr. Chapell.
Saturday, March 15 – Scenic Loch Lomond National Park and Invararay Castle.
Sunday, March 16 – Explore Glasgow Cathedral, discover the city of Glasgow, and gather to learn about the PCA Administrative Committee.
Monday, March 17 – Free day in Edinburgh or fly to London.
Tuesday, March 18 – Tour London or fly home.