A song called "watching the Saviour", written by Catriona Macdonald, Staffin, Isle of Skye. The song speaks about the pain of the Cross from the perspective of an onlooker at the scene. The singer is James Maciver.

Again by Catriona Macdonald, Staffin, Isle of Skye, this song is about examining our love for Christ. He is the speaker throughout the song and as each verse ends with his question "Do you love me?" to Peter in John chapter 21, so we are challenged to answer it for ourselves. The singer is James Maciver.

By John MacRury, this song called "Gairdeachas" (Rejoicing) is a celebration of the victorious work of Jesus Christ. Combined with the note of triumph which runs through the song is a call to listen to the voice of this victorious Saviour speaking to us now through the Bible. As we listen to Jesus and put our trust in him so the voice we hear assures us that we will triumph over all adversities through him. The singer is James Maciver.

The late Mary Bell Graham was for many years a valued member of Knock Free Church and acted as Church Officer for a number of years. These two songs were recorded on reel-to-reel tape many years ago. Her son Murdo Graham had the recordings transferred to CD and digitally enhanced and he has kindly provided them for us to use on this section of the website.

The singing of Gaelic spiritual songs has been a strong feature of island spirituality for generations. The songs are traditionally sung unaccompanied, like the singing of the Psalms. On this page we hope to bring you a variety of songs and singers for your enjoyment.

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